Dolphins Anthem Punishment Includes Suspensions
19 July 2018 The policy classifies anthem protests as conduct detrimental to the club, punishable by suspension without pay, a fine or both.
Controversy
Zuckerberg Clarifies Stance on Policy for Holocaust Deniers
19 July 2018 The portion of the interview was about hate speech and its potential impact in regions of strife. After his comments led to an outcry online, Zuckerberg sent an email to Swisher attempting to expand on what he had said.
Elon Musk Apologizes for Calling Cave Rescue Diver a ‘Pedo’
18 July 2018 Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has apologized for calling a British diver involved in the Thailand cave rescue a pedophile.
Judge Temporarily Halts Deportation of Reunified Families
16 July 2018 The Trump administration is due back in court to discuss a plan reunify more than 2,500 children who were separated at the border from their parents.
Kansas Officials Seek Altered US Flag’s Removal from Museum
14 July 2018 Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach also demanded publicly that the altered flag be removed from the university.
Papa John’s is Pulling Founder’s Image From Its Marketing
13 July 2018 Schnatter has long been the face of the brand, and Papa John's has acknowledged in regulatory filings that its business could be hurt if Schnatter's reputation was damaged.
Execution Blocked After Company Objects to Use of Its Drug
12 July 2018 A Nevada judge halted the use of a drug in the execution of Dozier hours before he was scheduled to die by a first-of-its-kind lethal injection mixture.
Dunkin’ Donuts Fires Worker for Message on Homeless Woman’s Cup
30 June 2018 An employee at a downtown Cincinnati Dunkin' Donuts who wrote a disparaging message on a homeless woman's cup has been fired.
Roseanne Barr in Interview: ‘I Made Myself a Hate Magnet’
24 June 2018 In an emotional interview, Roseanne Barr said she definitely feels remorse for the racist tweet that prompted ABC to cancel the revival of "Roseanne."
Drug Spoon Sculpture Placed Outside Drugmaker Headquarters
24 June 2018 An 800-pound, nearly 11-foot-long steel sculpture of a bent and burned drug spoon was placed in front of the Connecticut headquarters of drugmaker Purdue Pharma as part of an art protest against the opioid crisis.
New York Sues President Trump’s Charitable Foundation
14 June 2018 New York's Attorney General sued the Trump Foundation, saying it engaged in a pattern of illegal self-dealing.
Colorado Governor Vetoes Marijuana ‘Tasting Rooms’ Proposal
4 June 2018 Colorado's governor vetoed a bill to allow marijuana retailers to set up "tasting rooms," dashing hopes that the state would be the first to adopt a system letting consumers use marijuana in public spaces.
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