Did Texas Remove Discrimination Protections for LGBTQ and Disabled Clients of Social Workers?
Advocates fear the rule change could leave some members of vulnerable groups without service.
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Did Amy Coney Barrett Reverse a Decision to Make a Jail Guard Pay Damages for Raping a Female Inmate?
The law "does not make public employers absolute insurers against all wrongs," a three-judge panel held in a case involving sexual assault by a jail guard.
Did Amy Coney Barrett Say ‘Being Called the N-Word Does Not Constitute a Hostile Work Environment’?
Barrett wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel in 2019 that upheld the dismissal of a workplace discrimination lawsuit by a Black employee who claimed he was called a racial slur by a supervisor.
Was Justice Ginsburg the First Woman To Lie in State at the US Capitol?
The late justice was the second woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court and was described as a pioneer for women’s rights.
Could Kids with COVID-19 Symptoms Be Quarantined Without Parental Consent?
An erroneous Facebook post swept across various countries in August 2020.
Could People Be Jailed, Fined for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine in US?
Even without a COVID-19 vaccine yet available, readers asked whether individuals who refused one could face criminal penalties.
Did The Satanic Temple Sue Over Missouri Abortion Law?
A member’s lawsuit against a Missouri abortion rule opened up a significant debate.
Can Drivers in Canada Be Fined $1,500 If a Passenger Uses a Cellphone?
A website with a penchant for attention-grabbing headlines about life in Canada struck again in July 2020.
Does ‘ABA’ Letter Prove Anyone Making COVID-19 Masks Can Be Sued?
A letter falsely attributed to the Ohio State Bar Association made some questionable claims.
Is Trump Blocking COVID-19 Aid in Favor of Tax Cuts That Would Drain Social Security?
It wasn't the first time the president pushed to add the payroll tax cut to a coronavirus relief package.
Are Michigan Lawmakers Considering a Bill To Microchip Residents?
New technology tends to be scary for some, but new legislation about new technology? It's not for the faint of heart.
Was Hillary Clinton Recently ‘On Trial’ for Benghazi?
The former U.S. secretary of state's lawyers were in court in June 2020 for a hearing about a public records request, not for a Benghazi trial.
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Has North Dakota Law Made It Harder for Native Americans to Vote?
Critics of a series of voter ID restrictions have provided ample evidence that the laws would disproportionately affect Native Americans.
Is This a Photograph of Mitch McConnell’s Bruised and Discolored Hands?
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell became a topic of speculation after photographs seemingly showed his hands looking bruised and discolored.
How Did Hunter Biden’s Laptop Allegedly Go from a Repair Shop in Delaware to the New York Post?
News reports identified the hard drive's source as a computer repair shop owner in Delaware.
Did the White House Give Lesley Stahl a Blank Book of Trump’s Healthcare Accomplishments?
"A perfect metaphor for the Trump presidency," critics claimed. What really happened?
Is Biden’s Logo a Reference to China’s ‘Three Red Banners’?
Conspiracies are often in the eye of the beholder.