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Giuliani Appeals $148 Million Defamation Verdict in Fulton County Case

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Atlanta, Georgia – Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has filed an appeal in the defamation case brought against him by two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss. The case revolves around Giuliani’s false allegations that Freeman and Moss were involved in election fraud during the 2020 presidential election. The appeal comes after a jury awarded the women $148 million in damages in a trial held in December 2023. Giuliani’s political advisor, Ted Goodman, expressed gratitude for the judge’s swift consideration of the appeal. However, lawyers for Freeman and Moss are confident … Read more

Exploring the Pros and Cons of Hotel Branding: Is Going Brandless a Better Choice?

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Los Angeles, CA – Most leading hotel companies are constantly acquiring or creating new brands to expand their portfolio. Marriott, Hilton, IHG, Hyatt, and Accor, for example, have an extensive range of brands under their umbrella. While the choice to brand a hotel may seem obvious, there is another option that is often overlooked – operating a hotel without a brand. Branding a hotel comes with several benefits. First, it provides name recognition, making it easier for guests to choose a hotel they are familiar with. Hotel companies invest in traditional advertising, social media, and … Read more

Roman Catholic High School Secures Spot in Catholic League Finals After Defeating Judge High School

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Philadelphia, PA – Roman High School emerged victorious in a thrilling basketball match against Judge High School, securing a 65-57 win. With this victory, Roman advances to the finals of the Catholic League, where they will compete against Ryan High School at the Palestra. The highly-anticipated final showdown is scheduled to take place on Monday, February 21, 2024. The game between Roman and Judge was marked by intense competition and impressive performances from both teams. Roman managed to maintain a steady lead throughout the game, employing strong offensive tactics and showcasing exceptional teamwork. On the … Read more

Major Ghost Gun Manufacturer Agrees to Cease Sales in Maryland and Pay $1.2 Million Settlement

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Baltimore, Maryland has successfully reached a settlement in a lawsuit against the largest maker of “ghost gun” parts, Polymer80. The company has agreed to stop selling their products in Maryland and pay $1.2 million to the city. This victory follows similar successes in D.C. and Los Angeles, where lawsuits have been used to keep ghost guns off the streets. As part of the settlement, Polymer80 is also required to submit regular compliance reports. Federal authorities have identified Polymer80, based in Dayton, Nev., as the leading manufacturer of ghost gun parts, responsible for more than 88 … Read more