Weight-Loss Surgery Disqualifies U.S. Air Force Hopeful
A prospective airman was properly barred from serving in the U.S. Air Force because he had undergone bariatric surgery, the […]
New Mexico Teen Charged With Murder After Giving Birth in Hospital Restroom
A New Mexico teenager who was charged with murder after giving birth in a hospital bathroom did not waive her
Convicted Roadside Panhandler Prevails on First Amendment Grounds
An Ohio woman who asked for money by the side of the road had her conviction overturned on First Amendment
Display of “Anti-Transgender” Books Leads to Firing of School Social Worker
A social worker who was fired for displaying books that were considered “anti-transgender” is not protected by the First Amendment,
Netflix Wins Defamation Lawsuit Over “The Program” Series on Troubled Teens
Netflix did not defame the operator of several “troubled teen” treatment facilities in its documentary mini-series, “The Program,” the 10th
Leaker of Trump Tax Returns Has Jail Term Affirmed
An IRS consultant who leaked President Trump’s tax records was properly sent to prison for five years, the DC Appeals
Leader of Benghazi Attack Will Receive Longer Sentence
Twenty-eight years in prison is not long enough for a leader of the 2012 Benghazi attack that killed four Americans,
Attacker of Nancy Pelosi’s Husband Avoids State Court Charges
The man who attacked Nancy Pelosi’s husband with a hammer will not face some state charges due to double jeopardy,
Caribbean Puppies Banned From Adoptive Homes in the USA
Puppies from Caribbean islands cannot be adopted into American homes if they are less than six months old, the 1st
Cardiologist Can Sue University of Pittsburgh for Defamation
A cardiologist can proceed with a defamation lawsuit against the University of Pittsburgh after he was demoted for publishing an