Uber Held Liable In $40 Million Wrongful Death Case
Normandin-Parker’s parents have established the Emily Normandin-Parker Foundation, which will use proceeds from the arbitration to support ride-hailing safety advocacy.
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Man Sentenced to 14 Months For Spraying Rep. Ilhan Omar With Vinegar
Witnesses said Kazmierczak sprayed liquid from a syringe at Omar during a period of heightened tensions in the Twin Cities linked to a major immigration enforcement operation.
Alabama Set To Execute Jeffery Lee By Lethal Injection
The state changed Lee’s execution method after a judge blocked plans to use nitrogen hypoxia three months ago.
New Footage Captures Minneapolis Apartment Shooting
The footage shows officers moving toward the ninth floor before gunfire erupted. A fire extinguisher struck by bullets created a haze as officers exchanged fire with the suspect.
Women File Lawsuit Against Epstein Estate Over Abuse Material
Attorneys representing the women say the case seeks accountability for conduct they argue has not been fully addressed and are calling for federal assistance in identifying additional survivors.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Violated Its Own Rules To Admit Men Into The Sorority: Lawsuit
Coghan and four other University of Wyoming Kappa Kappa Gamma members sued the sorority in 2023 after it admitted a man who identified as transgender.
Massie Moves To Impeach Hegseth, Citing ‘Illegal’ Military Operations
The congressman is set to leave his position in January after he lost his May primary. Massie cited eight charges in the privileged impeachment resolution that will force a vote in the House in the next two days.
Patel: FBI Purged Political Weaponization To Focus On Violent Crime
Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., asked Patel to “walk me through what you have done, what steps you have taken to remove weaponization from the bureau.”
FBI Agent Compared Musk’s DOGE Effort To Clinton Email Scandal To Justify Probe, Records Reveal
According to his LinkedIn profile, Gounaud left the FBI in February after 21 years and started a private security firm.
Staffing Shortages Stall Federal Investigations Of Missing Native People
Auditors found that 39% of the unit’s funding had been redirected to other BIA law enforcement expenses, while nearly half of its positions were vacant last year.
Texas Woman’s Family Sues Over Death Linked To Abortion Ban
It argues that uncertainty surrounding Texas’ abortion restrictions contributed to delays in treatment and violated Walker’s rights.
‘People Could Die’: Mamdani Sounds Alarm as Cities Sue Trump Administration Over Immigrant Welfare Benefits
Mamdani argued in a speech Monday that the new guidance violates a century of settled law and decades of federal guidance about limits on how public charge determinations can be made.
EPA Moves To Scrap Biden Power Plant Rule, Saying Federal Law Doesn’t Allow Climate Change Regulations
The EPA estimates that the rescission of the Biden greenhouse gas regulations will save consumers $310 billion.
OH BROTHER: DHS Investigating Ilhan Omar Marriage Fraud Allegations, Homan Says
Omar and her staff have repeatedly denied the allegations. Last year, her chief of staff called it a “ridiculous lie.” However, DHS seems to disagree.
Supreme Court Rules On Trump Mail-In Ballot Rules
Justice Samuel Alito, with whom Justice Clarence Thomas concurred, dissented.
EU Unveils Tougher Social Media Rules For Children
Under the proposed rules, children aged 13 and 14 could use limited “mini accounts” with parental supervision.