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By: Daniel Fisher, John O Brien
Editor’s note: This is the fourth article in a four-part series on the fight to expose who and what are fueling Georgia’s lucrative market for car-wreck lawsuits. Part one, “Hush money,” can be read here. Part two, “Money machine,” is here, and part three, “friend zone,” is here.
Police vehicles near Butler venue after Trump assassination attempt
PHILADELPHIA – Walmart faces a wrongful death lawsuit over a shooting by one of its drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
By: John O Brien
Two Pennsylvania men shot during the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump in 2024 are suing the federal government for allegedly failing to protect the crowd at a rally in Butler.
A red “Emergency” sign hangs above the entrance to a hospital.
Two Pennsylvania men shot during the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump in 2024 are suing the federal government for allegedly failing to protect the crowd at a rally in Butler.
By: Kim Malcolm, John O Brien
On June 1, 2026, Governor Bob Ferguson signed Executive Order 26-01. It directs the Washington State Women’s Commission to work with cabinet agencies to implement appropriate accommodations for people experiencing menopause, as well as create guidance and training resources for state agencies and other public and private employers.
ERIE – A nonprofit alleging irregularities in three Western Pennsylvania counties during the 2024 election has lost its lawsuit that sought an investigation as to why, among other things, one of them ordered 160,000 more ballots than registered voters.
HELENA, Mont. – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s interpretation of a ballot initiative that would keep corporations from spending on political campaigns has been largely upheld by the state Supreme Court.
RALEIGH, N.C. – North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein has signed into law a landmark bill that forbids investors from using the state’s court system to make money on lawsuits.
