Some people don’t need to win in order to succeed. That’s what Pamela Sued is. As a twenty-something with a…
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This story is especially unsettling not only because a well-known app is said to have shared private health information without…
The way pharmacies in grocery stores run is almost unremarkable. Without giving a second thought to the number that is…
The way this case has progressed through the legal system is almost quietly remarkable. No drama in the courtroom. At…
Over the course of fourteen years of litigation, a certain type of frustration develops that doesn’t go away quickly, even…
The idea of a Rotary Club going to court is unsettling and almost subtly ironic. These organizations are founded on…
The concept seems almost counterintuitive. A rodent, rather than a federal infrastructure project or a billion-dollar engineering solution, gives a…
Paleontologists discovered something deep within a limestone cave close to Waitomo on the North Island of New Zealand that subtly…
A tarp hung over the Kennedy Center’s facade for almost ten days following the passing of a federal judge’s deadline,…
Three weeks remained on Damon Landor’s sentence. For three weeks. He was almost through it all. He had served his…