Wisconsin Supreme Court Suspends Attorney for Spitting on Teen
An attorney who spit on a black teenager in 2020 had her law license suspended by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
September 17, 2026
An attorney who spit on a black teenager in 2020 had her law license suspended by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
A man in Susquehanna County killed his mother after an argument, then attempted suicide, police report states.
Pet Network uncovers suspected fraud in IRS status, tracing activity to one employee; legal actions underway.
President Trump joked about withholding Hurricane Helene aid unless a GOP candidate wins, sparking criticism.
On Sep 15, 2026, Senator Warnock addressed AI’s threat to democracy and urged regulations for AI-generated content.
Georgia’s unemployment rate hit 3.2% in August, the lowest since Feb 2024, with labor force and jobs at record highs.
The Hawk Fire in Reno displaced thousands. Language barriers hindered emergency alerts. Residents like Paniagua faced…
Latino Conservation Week aims to bridge gaps by hosting free bilingual events to connect Latinos with nature.
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The DOJ gives Ann Arbor Schools two weeks to revise their transgender policy, citing parental rights violations.
States and cities challenge new federal rules on immigrants’ public benefits impacting green card applications.
