Hawaii Lawmakers Demand TSA Explanation for Tulsi Gabbard’s Inclusion on Terrorist Watchlist
Some Hawaii lawmakers are demanding answers from the Director of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) regarding the inclusion of former state congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard on a suspected terrorist watchlist. Representatives Gene Ward (R-Dist. 18), Diamond Garcia (R-Dist. 42), David Alcos (R-Dist. 41), and Elijah Pierick (R-Dist. 39) sent a joint letter to TSA Director […]
Media Bias and Misrepresentation: The Case of J.D. Vance and the Lessons from Charlottesville
In today’s media landscape, it’s common to see information manipulated to serve partisan agendas. One recent example is the uproar surrounding J.D. Vance’s comments, which some have compared to the media’s treatment of Donald Trump after the Charlottesville incident. By examining these two cases, we can see how narratives are crafted to demonize individuals, often […]
California Supreme Court Rules Uber and Lyft Drivers Can Remain Independent Contractors
The California Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that app-based ride-hailing and delivery services like Uber and Lyft can continue classifying their drivers as independent contractors rather than employees. This unanimous decision is a significant win for tech giants and concludes a lengthy legal dispute between labor unions and tech companies over the employment status of […]
Hawaii’s New Law Prioritizes Local Housing Over Short-Term Rentals
In early May, Hawaii Governor Josh Green signed a groundbreaking law that grants counties more control over short-term rentals, aiming to prioritize local community needs over vacation properties. Senate Bill 2919 addresses Hawaii’s severe housing crisis, which prompted an emergency proclamation in 2023 and led many locals to move to the continental US. The situation […]
Moab Residents Struggle with Damage from Recent Flash Floods
After recent flash floods, Moab residents are facing significant damage to their homes and businesses. Tammie Nakai Nez and Brandon Nez, whose trailer was struck by a tree during a lightning storm on June 21, saw about a foot of standing water enter their home. Tammie shared, “We are very fortunate that we are still […]
Kiss Guitar Tech’s Family Advances in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Band
The family of a Kiss guitar technician, who passed away after contracting Covid during the band’s End of the Road World Tour, has won a legal victory in their wrongful death lawsuit against the band. The court in Los Angeles dismissed the band’s motion to dismiss the case on Friday. Catherine Stueber, whose husband […]
Georgia Ranked Among Top 10 States for Worst Road Rage Shootings
A recent analysis by The Trace, a nonprofit focusing on America’s “gun violence crisis,” reveals a disturbing trend: in 2023, someone was shot in a road rage incident every 18 hours. This is a significant increase from 2014 when such incidents occurred once every four days, marking a 400% rise over the past decade. This […]
Legal Consequences and Redemption: The Case of Terra Morehead and the Importance of Choosing the Right Criminal Defense Attorney
Terra Morehead, once a prosecutor in Wyandotte County and later an assistant U.S. attorney in Kansas, recently chose to give up her law license amid a series of ethical challenges. The Kansas Supreme Court is set to officially disbar her soon. This decision followed after an investigative report by the Department of Justice hinted at […]
Supreme Court Opens Door for More Employment Discrimination Lawsuits with Landmark Ruling
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, declared that a female police officer from St. Louis can pursue a sex-based employment discrimination lawsuit following a compelled lateral job transfer within the police department. This verdict is expected to make it easier for more workers to file employment discrimination claims. Justice Elena Kagan, who […]
U.S. Opens First Commercial Hydrogen Fuel Station for Big-Rig Trucks at Port of Oakland, Paving the Way for a Cleaner Trucking Future
The U.S. has inaugurated its first commercial hydrogen fuel station dedicated to big-rig trucks at the Port of Oakland, representing an initial step towards a potential clean energy era for long-haul trucking. This modest facility currently supports 30 hydrogen fuel-cell trucks and may herald the beginning of a broader network for refueling such trucks across […]