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Courtside Food Companies Face Heightened Scrutiny Over Labels

Food Companies Face Heightened Scrutiny Over Labels

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

Food labels make many claims. But increasingly, the food companies behind the labels that make those claims are facing court challenges over them. Food...

Courtside Satanists for Abortion Rights ... and Other Legal News You May Have Missed

Satanists for Abortion Rights ... and Other Legal News You May Have Missed

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

Recent legal news from around the U.S.: Satanists seeking abortion rights, a restaurant that went "private" to avoid mask mandates, and a bunch of new...

Courtside Va. Sues Over Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Va. Sues Over Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

By Joel Zand | Last updated on

The state of Virginia filed a federal lawsuit today, charging that if Virginia citizens and residents decide not to buy health insurance, then they can't be...

Courtside Adam Jasinski, Big Brother Winner, Charged With Selling Oxy

Adam Jasinski, Big Brother Winner, Charged With Selling Oxy

By Joel Zand | Last updated on

Adam Jasinski, the winner of CBS's Big Brother reality TV show on Season 9, was arrested by federal DEA agents in Boston and charged with having...

Courtside Ex-Giant Plaxico Burress Pleads Guilty in N.Y.C. Gun Case

Ex-Giant Plaxico Burress Pleads Guilty in N.Y.C. Gun Case

By Joel Zand | Last updated on

Former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress pleaded guilty today to the attempted criminal possession of a weapon in a plea agreement with the...

Courtside Jacobson v. Massachusetts: How a 1905 Court Case May Determine the Legality of Vaccine Mandates

Jacobson v. Massachusetts: How a 1905 Court Case May Determine the Legality of Vaccine Mandates

By Ashley Ravid | Last updated on

Though half of the country is now fully vaccinated, the United States continues to struggle against an anti-COVID-19 vaccination movement. As more employers,...

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