With three tanker trucks delivering diesel in South Florida, South River Fuel seemed like a legitimate operation. Investigators say the Medley, Fl., company, while registered with the state, had no licenses to sell or deliver fuel and the logos were just a front for an...
In 2015, guards fanned out across Texas with orders to round up 200 men who had completed lengthy prison sentences for sex crimes. The state calls them “sexually violent predators,” men required to register their whereabouts and to participate in a court-ordered monitoring and treatment...
The White House changed its story on Tuesday on how it handled allegations of spousal abuse against Rob Porter, the staff secretary who quit in disgrace last week. Officials conceded that the FBI told White House career officials last summer about problems in Porter’s background...
After receiving a mesothelioma diagnosis, for many the biggest question is: “How long will I survive?” Unfortunately, determining mesothelioma life expectancy is a complicated question that can vary widely between patients for a number of individual factors. It can be easy to feel discouraged when looking...
Immunotherapy has become such an important aspect of cancer research after showing great promise for so many cancers, including mesothelioma. As research continues to show just how unique each case of cancer truly is from patient to patient, the need for personalized medicine continues to...
Dahda v. United States arguably poses a clash between two of the Supreme Court’s recent passions: strict adherence to statutory texts and cutting back on the exclusionary rule. This tension is unusual because the court’s exclusionary-rule decisions typically involve Fourth Amendment violations. By contrast, this...