Google Starts Streaming Music Service
On Wednesday, Google Inc started a new streaming music service to compete with companies like Pandora and Spotify. The service,…
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Can State Social Workers Decide Which Sex an Infant Should Have?
On Tuesday, in a first of its kind case, a South Carolina couple has sued doctors and state social workers…
FBI Starts Criminal Probe of IRS
In a possibly unprecedented move, on Tuesday, Attorney General Eric Holder ordered the FBI to launch a criminal investigation into…
University of San Francisco School of Law Appoints John Trasvina as Dean
Early in May, the University of San Francisco School of Law appointed John Trasvina, the Assistant Secretary for Fair…
AP Criticizes Seizure of Telephone Records by U.S. Government
On Monday, the Associated Press said that the U.S. government had secretly accessed and seized telephone records of AP reporters…
Barbara Walters Retiring from “The View”
The ABC network posted in an entertainment blog on Sunday that Barbara Walters, the first woman to co-anchor a U.S.…
New Orleans Mother’s Day Parade Turns into Bloodbath
Mothers in New Orleans wept on Mother’s day as unidentified gunmen opened fire on participants in a Mother’s Day parade.…
IRS Apologizes to Tea Party Groups
On Friday, the IRS apologized to Tea Party groups and other groups considered as conservative for singling them out for…
Court Rules Michigan Can Proceed With Law Prohibiting Teacher Union Dues
On Thursday, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling in a 2-1 decision adorned with a…
Washington State Court System Hacked; About 160,000 Social Security Numbers Exposed
Officials of Washington State said on Thursday that the Washington State Court System website has been hacked and about a…
Texas Judge Rules It’s Okay for Cheerleaders to Display Bible Banners
On Wednesday, State District Judge Steven Thomas wrote in a two-page decision that waving of “Bible banners” by cheerleaders during…
Employee Fired over Facebook Post Reinstated with Full Back Pay by NLRB
On Thursday, last week, the National Labor Relations Board ruled in favor of an employee fired by his company over…