Momentum

Tulsa Fire Department to Pay $500,000 in Discrimination Lawsuit as Women’s Fight for Equality Gains Momentum

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The City of Tulsa is poised to pay $500,000 to resolve a discrimination lawsuit brought forth by two prominent women in the Tulsa Fire Department. This settlement follows a ruling earlier in July that allowed the case to proceed to trial. On Tuesday, Tulsa County Court announced the acceptance of a $500,000 settlement for Greta Hurt and Julie Lynn, who alleged that they were unfairly overlooked for promotions in favor of less experienced male colleagues. The financial resolution covers damages, legal costs, and attorney fees associated with their claims. Hurt and Lynn, who both joined … Read more

Don Lemon’s Lawsuit Against Elon Musk Gains Momentum as Judge Allows Key Claims to Proceed

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San Francisco, Calif. — A judge has granted Don Lemon the green light to pursue his breach of contract lawsuit against Elon Musk. In a recent ruling, Superior Court Judge Harold Kahn determined that Lemon’s case holds sufficient evidence for further proceedings, allowing the former CNN anchor to seek accountability from Musk and his platform, X. Lemon’s attorney, Carney Shegerian, expressed satisfaction with the ruling, emphasizing the importance of holding Musk accountable under the law. Shegerian pointed out that Musk’s own communications could serve as evidence, indicating his motives and responsibilities regarding the case. The … Read more

Aaron Judge Powers Yankees to Shift Momentum with Clutch Home Run, Ending Six-Game Skid Against Mets

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New York — Aaron Judge played a pivotal role in leading the New York Yankees to a much-needed 6-4 victory over the New York Mets, breaking a six-game losing streak. Judge’s performance at Citi Field included a crucial two-run home run in the fifth inning, propelling the Yankees to a 5-0 lead. The home run, Judge’s 33rd of the season, came on an 83-mph changeup from pitcher Max Fried and sailed 388 feet to left-center field. This marked the 11th time this season that Judge has hit a home run on the first pitch, surpassing … Read more

New Federal Legislation on Stablecoins Could Shift Momentum in Do Kwon’s $40 Billion Criminal Case

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New York, NY — Proposed federal legislation aims to clarify the status of stablecoins, potentially designating them as payment-related assets rather than securities. This development could significantly influence the ongoing $40 billion criminal case against Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform. As the U.S. Department of Justice continues its investigation into Kwon, the implications of this legislation are important. Authorities have charged Kwon with orchestrating a multi-billion dollar scheme that led to the collapse of Terraform’s digital assets, impacting investors and the broader crypto market. Currently, Kwon’s case hinges on allegations of fraud and mismanagement … Read more