Apr 16, 2016
Activist sues over alleged punch from Oakland councilwoman - San Francisco Chronicle
The lawsuit, filed Thursday in Alameda County Superior Court, alleges that Brooks, 54, unleashed “a tsunami of criminal, assaultive, violent conduct on Ms. Brown” during a dispute over affordable housing. Brown, who ran the Black Panther Party from 1974 to 1977 following Huey Newton’s leadership, claimed she suffered head injuries and bruises and underwent surgery at Kaiser Hospital in Oakland...
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FBI's investigation of N.Y. inmate's death widens as second prison beating probed - Times Union
More than two years after the incident, the FBI has opened an investigation into Moore's beating, apparently part of an expanding probe by the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan into accusations that rogue state prison officers have systematically beaten or tortured inmates. The federal probe was...
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N500m suit: Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Diamond Bank, agree to settle out of court | Wadup
A former House of Representatives’ member, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, along with Diamond Bank, on Thursday, February 4, agreed to pursue an out of court settlement in her lawsuit against the bank. Dabiri-Erewa had on August 6, 2015, dragged the bank to court in a N500m suit for publishing her name among...
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Justice Department sues Ferguson over police conduct - Particle News
Police stand watch in August 2014 during a protest of Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri. (CNN)The U.S. Justice Department is suing Ferguson, Missouri, alleging a pattern and practice of unconstitutional police conduct in the city. "We intend to aggressively prosecute this case," Attorney...
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Charges filed against UAlbany students who claimed bias attack - Times Union
The shocking allegations of a racially tinged assault at the University at Albany appeared to unravel Thursday as police accused three black students of making the story up and charged the women with assaulting a fellow bus passenger. In social media posts that spread like wildfire far beyond...
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99-year-old SF widow wins eviction reprieve, for now - SFGate
99-year-old SF widow wins eviction reprieve, for now A 99-year-old widow who had the good luck to make it to 99 got a little more good luck on Tuesday in San Francisco when the legal system put her hard-to-believe eviction on hold. “I feel happy,” said Iris Canada, holding onto the handles of her...
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Small Nebraska Town Prepares for Contentious Keystone Pipeline Hearing
On Thursday, a team of State Department officials will settle into the high school gymnasium in Atkinson, Neb.—population 1,300—to hear what local folks think about the Keystone XL pipeline. They're likely to get an earful, not just about the oil pipeline but about the way the State Department has...
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Report: Apple Is Working on Medical Devices, Mulling Cars
A report from the San Francisco Chronicle suggests that Apple is working to develop new product lines—including medical devices and cars
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Federal Court Grants Hearing on DOJ “Fast and Furious” Documents to Judicial Watch | Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch announced that a hearing will be held on July 8 before Judge John D. Bates regarding its motion to lift the indefinite stay of proceedings in its Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit seeking access to those “Operation Fast and Furious” documents that the Obama Administration...
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Researchers study diagnostic error in asthma, COPD -- ScienceDaily
A $1.5 million grant has been awarded to a research team to study the impact of diagnostic error on outcomes for pulmonary patients and the use of lung-function testing in primary care. Studies suggest 30 to 50 percent of patients may have an incorrect diagnosis.
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EPA Tested Deadly Pollutants On People For Obama Administration's Agenda - Truth And Action
The EPA has been conducting experiments on people over the past few years, exposing them to dangerously high levels of toxic pollutant, to justify more onerous clean air regulations desired by the Obama administration. The tests were conducted on people with health issues and the elderly without...
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Border kids protests build amid calls for troops on the border, even secession - CSMonitor.com
Anti-migrant protests come as polls show the problem is No. 1 among national concerns, and as President Obama struggles to solve a humanitarian crisis while addressing border security concerns.