Tag: court cases
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#NewWorldNextWeek: New World Next Year – 2018 (Audio)
This time on the New World Next Year: James and James tie their ties for another year end episode of the New World Next Week. As always, they unveil their Story of the Year and their prediction for the next year.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: New World Next Year – 2018 (Video)
This time on the New World Next Year: James and James tie their ties for another year end episode of the New World Next Week. As always, they unveil their Story of the Year and their prediction for the next year.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: CIA Operative “Blind Sheik” Dies in Prison (Video)
This week on the New World Next Week: CIA operative the “Blind Sheik” dies in prison; a lone hero stands up to unconstitutional speed cameras; and a bite mark victim bites back against the pseudoscience.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Bye Blind Sheik, Traffic Tickets, Bite Mark Truthers (Audio)
This week on the New World Next Week: CIA operative the “Blind Sheik” dies in prison; a lone hero stands up to unconstitutional speed cameras; and a bite mark victim bites back against the pseudoscience.
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#MorningMonarchy: December 23, 2016
Snopes schadenfreude, Mr. Metropolis and a gift guide + this day in history w/the Federal Reserve Act and our song of the day by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings on your Morning Monarchy for December 23, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: December 22, 2016
Emergency relocation, Mormon Wikileaks and the Hanged Man + this day in history w/Bernhard Goetz and our song of the day by Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats on your Morning Monarchy for December 22, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: August 19, 2016
One vision, festival fast lane and legal retreat + this day in history w/Daguerre’s photographic process and our song of the day by Laura Gibson on your Morning Monarchy for August 19, 2016.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Government Worried About Sharing Economy (Video)
Court rules cops can legally lie to pull people over and fish for criminal behavior; Uber is sharing more than just rides as the company’s first transparency report shows 12 million users data was shared with the cops; And governments with offshore holdings are worried that others aren’t sharing their offshore holdings.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Cops Lie Legally, Sharing Uber Data, Offshore Economy (Audio)
Court rules cops can legally lie to pull people over and fish for criminal behavior; Uber is sharing more than just rides as the company’s first transparency report shows 12 million users data was shared with the cops; And governments with offshore holdings are worried that others aren’t sharing their offshore holdings.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Episode245 – WV Pharms, DNA Database, DuPont Down
Obama enlists big pharma to fight WV drug epidemic; Cops want even more of your DNA; DuPont loses toxic Teflon case.
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Pennsylvania Funeral Director Dismayed By Food Ban
from philadelphia.cbslocal.com: A federal judge has ordered no more food service at Pennsylvania funeral homes. The food ban at Pennsylvania funeral homes was instituted in 1952 out of food safety […]
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Ex-#BP Engineer Convicted of Deleting Texts to Obstruct #GulfOilSpill Probe
from foxnews.co: A former BP drilling engineer was convicted Wednesday of deleting text messages from his cellphone to obstruct a federal investigation of the company’s massive 2010 oil spill in […]
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Supreme Court to hear new case on religion in public life
from washingtonpost.com: The chairman of the local Baha’i congregation concluded his prayer with “Allah-u-Abha,” which loosely translates to “God the All-Glorious.” A Jew offered a prayer speaking of “the songs […]
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California City Sues Sriracha Factory Over Stench
from bbc.co.uk: A California city has sued the maker of Sriracha hot sauce saying the factory’s smell makes the area uninhabitable. The city of Irwindale has asked a judge to […]
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Ohio, West Virginia Residents Sue DuPont Over Teflon Cancer
from ap.org: Nine Ohio and West Virginia residents who have cancer and other diseases have filed federal lawsuits this month against chemical giant DuPont, alleging the company knowingly contaminated drinking-water […]