DOJ Agrees to Pay Michael Flynn to Settle Malicious Prosecution Claims

The Department of Justice has agreed to pay Michael Flynn $1.2 million to settle his malicious prosecution lawsuit, marking a significant reversal in a...

The Department of Justice has agreed to pay Michael Flynn $1.2 million to settle his malicious prosecution lawsuit, marking a significant reversal in a...

Yes, a new bipartisan bill would require financial audits of organizations receiving opioid settlement money.

Model legislation for auditing opioid settlement fund recipients establishes a two-tier oversight system that requires recipients to undergo financial...

Food companies are increasingly facing lawsuits over misleading health claims as regulators and state attorneys general crack down on unsubstantiated...

A series of landmark legal verdicts has established that social media platforms must fundamentally redesign their systems to protect young users from...

A Los Angeles jury issued a landmark verdict on March 25, 2026, finding both Meta and YouTube liable for designing social media platforms with features...

Meta and YouTube lost a landmark trial in Los Angeles Superior Court, with a jury finding both companies liable for designing and maintaining deliberately...

A jury has determined that Meta (Facebook/Instagram) and YouTube are liable for contributing to social media addiction in young users, marking a...

The frozen food recall initiated by Ajinomoto has grown to alarming proportions, with the company now warning consumers about glass fragments potentially...

Ajinomoto Foods North America significantly expanded a glass contamination recall in March 2026, affecting approximately 37 million pounds of frozen rice...