The Governor of Florida Approves a Bill Providing Compensation to Victims of Abuse who were Under State Custody as Children

Missouri Violating the Americans with Disabilities Act and Improperly Relies on Guardianship, Says Justice Department

COVID-19 Vaccine Card Fraud Scheme, Former Mid-Wife Pleads Guilty

Alleged Strange Illness After Consuming any flavor of Diamond Shruumz- Brand Chocolate Bars, Cones & Gummies, FDA Warns

Massachusetts State 911 Department Identifies a 'Firewall' is Responsible for the Widespread Disruption of the Statewide 911 Service

Vanity Fair Gives Detailed Exposé Elon Musk's Baby Bate

Educational institutions across the nation are shutting down due to the significant decrease in student enrollment, says AP report

City officials announce Biogas Project at Wastewater Plants in Columbus & Cincinnati are to reduce up to 50k Metric Tons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Yearly

Baltimore secures $45 million Settlement in Lawsuit against Opioid Manufacturer, Surpassing State's National Settlement Winnings

Health Regulators are recalling a batch of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) Children's Cough Syrup: Dozens Die as a result of the Contamination

The Public Broadcasting Service, Vegas Location, Whistleblower Speaks Out Alleging Both Racism & Workplace Retaliation

Company specializing in animal breeding and testing admits to charges related to animal welfare and pollution

Republicans shocked by Trump's conviction: The American justice system witnesses a milestone in history, yet it raises a crucial question for the upcoming election

Suspected Money Laundering case may lead to Substantial Penalties for Resorts World

Homelessness a call help or incarceration?: Supreme Court expected to announce decision soon on the Oregon ordinance

Maryland's Attorney General Brown Supports FTC Effort to Protect Car Buyers: The CARS Rule Would Protect Consumers During New Vehicle Sales, Financing, and Leasing

Coalition Opposing Law That Disenfranchises Voters with Disabilities: Ohio Law Criminalizes Helping Others to Return Absentee Ballots in Most Circumstances

An ex-CIA agent who was charged with spying for China has admitted his guilt in a Honolulu courtroom

Banning News Publications From New York Prison is a new form of Oppression

Federal Pell Grants to be accessible to incarcerated college students, as per the U.S. Department of Education's announcement