Flint Council Race Torn by Controversy: Former Candidate Files Federal Lawsuit Over Alleged Election Misconduct

Flint, Michigan – A former contender for the city council seat in Flint’s third ward has filed a federal lawsuit against the election winner, state officials, and local clerks. Beverly Biggs-Leavy alleges that election integrity was compromised in favor of her opponent, LaShawn Johnson, citing various legal violations. Court filings indicate that Biggs-Leavy accuses election officials of misleading absentee voters, suggesting incorrectly that Johnson was the sole candidate in the race. Johnson had previously lost the primary election earlier in May before winning as a write-in candidate. The Michigan Department of State confirmed that it … Read more

Judge Dashes Hopes for Epstein Grand Jury Transparency as Trump Administration Faces Pressure to Release Investigative Files

NEW YORK — The recent request by Donald Trump’s Department of Justice to unseal grand jury transcripts related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell has intensified skepticism among critics, who see it as a retreat from a commitment to transparency in high-profile investigations. Many are expressing frustration that the move does not address the ongoing public demand for clarity concerning these criminal cases. Court documents related to this request revealed that only two law enforcement officials provided testimony during the grand jury sessions in New York, casting doubt on the expectation that unsealing these transcripts … Read more

Transgender Athlete Evelyn Parts Files Lawsuit Against Swarthmore College Over Track Team Controversy Amid NCAA Policy Changes

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania — The Swarthmore College community is navigating legal challenges following a lawsuit filed by Evelyn Parts, a transgender athlete. Parts claims that the college removed her from the women’s track and field team due to a change in NCAA regulations that restricts male competitors from women’s sports. However, she was later reinstated to the team, raising questions about the college’s adherence to those rules. This lawsuit marks the third instance this month where a trans athlete has taken similar action against a U.S. college for being excluded from a women’s team. The situation … Read more

Family of Fire Victim Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Assisted Living Facility Following Tragic Blaze

FALL RIVER, Mass. — Following a tragic fire that claimed the lives of 10 individuals at the Gabriel House assisted living facility last month, a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the facility and its owners. Court records reveal that James Duddy initiated the legal action on behalf of his mother, Margaret, who perished in the July 13 blaze. This lawsuit marks at least the fourth legal challenge stemming from the incident, but it stands out as the first to assert a wrongful death claim. In the complaint filed at Bristol Superior Court, Duddy … Read more