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Harvard Study Finds Accreditation Reduces Jail Deaths by 93%
Accreditation of jail healthcare services may improve patient health and reduce jail deaths by 93 percent, according to a new ...
Harvard Sued for Letting Trans Athlete Swim in Women’s Race
Harvard University was sued by three former University of Pennsylvania female swimmers who claim they were discriminated ...
Whole Foods says Trump’s actions make union win moot
Amazon’s Whole Foods says Trump firings that paralyzed a federal labor regulator invalidate a union vote at a Philadelphia ...
Trump and Musk's moves to ax USAID are 'flatly illegal,' experts say. It doesn't mean it won't happen.
As head of DOGE, Elon Musk is making moves to scrap federal agencies like USAID. Legal experts say that power belongs with ...
Former National Labor Relations Board member sues Trump for her firing
Gwynne Wilcox alleged that President Trump exceeded his authority and broke with nine decades of precedent in ousting her ...
'Kiah was a force' | Alma mater remembers DC midair collision victim Kiah Duggins
The Wichita State University community is remembering alumna Kiah Duggins, who died in last week's midair collision over the ...
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President nominates Justice Srem-Sai, Deputy Minister of Justice, and Deputy Attorney-General
President John Dramani Mahama has nominated Dr Justice Srem-Sai as Deputy Minister of Justice and Deputy Attorney-General. Dr ...
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Obituary: Honorable Justice Dorothy Chin-Brandt, pioneering jurist and advocate for justice, dies at 76
Brandt, a trailblazing figure in the legal community and the first Asian American woman judge in New York State, ...
Legal Community Mourns the Loss of Trailblazing Judge Dorothy Chin Brandt
Chin Brandt was New York’s first Asian American woman judge and the first Asian American individual elected to public office ...
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NYU Law Forum experts debate presidential power to hire and fire
The topic of the January 29 NYU Law Forum, held just nine days into the Trump administration, couldn’t have been timelier: the extent of the power of the US president to hire and fire government ...
Army helicopter, plane crash: What we know about the victims
WASHINGTON — Officials said that all on board the American Airlines flight from Wichita, Kansas, and a U.S. Army Black Hawk ...
Harvard Is Sued for Letting a Trans Athlete Swim in Female Race
Harvard University was sued by three former swimmers at the University of Pennsylvania who claim they were discriminated against when a transgender teammate competed against them in the Ivy League ...