Supreme Court Allows Virginia to Purge Noncitizens from Voter Rolls
On Wednesday, October 30, the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Virginia’s program to remove suspected noncitizens from...
NJ Investigation Finds Republic First Bank Guilty of Discriminatory Lending Practices
New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin revealed findings on Tuesday, October 29th, from a multi-year investigation into Republic First Bank,...
Houston Teacher Certification Scandal, Exposes Cheating Scheme, Affecting Over 200 Educators
The Harris County District Attorney’s office announced the indictment of five individuals in a $1 million teacher certification fraud scandal...
Harborside Seniors Face Uncertain Future as Bankruptcy Looms
Harborside, a retirement community in Port Washington, New York, filed for bankruptcy for the third time on Thursday, October 24th,...
Boeing Machinists Reject New Contract, Extending Strike
On Wednesday, October 23rd, Boeing machinists voted to reject a new labor contract proposal, extending their five-week-long strike. The International...
Taiwan Rejects South Africa’s Demand to Relocate Its Representative Office Amid Diplomatic Tensions
South Africa recently requested that Taiwan move its unofficial embassy, known as a liaison office, from the administrative capital Pretoria...
TreeHouse Foods Recalls Over 500 Frozen Waffle Varieties Due to Listeria Risk
TreeHouse Foods, a major food manufacturer based in Oak Brook, Illinois, issued a recall for more than 500 varieties of...
U.S. ‘Click to Cancel’ Rule to Tackle Subscription Traps
On Thursday, October 17th, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) introduced a new “click to cancel” rule to simplify...
East Orange School District Announces Layoffs Amid Budget Crisis
On Thursday, October 17th, the East Orange School District in New Jersey announced a half-day schedule for students following a...
