The last living drafter and signatory of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which is the highest law of the land, is suing the Canadian federal government over its travel ban for the unvaccinated. Former Newfoundland Premier Brian Peckford, 79, is the main applicant in a case brought against the federal government by the […]Read More
Celebrity funeral director John Beckwith Jr. — the star of the TLC reality show “Best Funeral Ever” — is being sued by 17 families for desecrating their loved ones’ remains. In claims filed last year and today at Dallas County Court system, families say the flamboyant owner and CEO of Golden Gate Funeral Home in Dallas, […]Read More
A group of Republican lawmakers led by Texas’ Rep. Chip Roy is calling on GOP leadership to withhold its support for a bill needed to avert a government shutdown next month if COVID-19 vaccine mandates remain in place. “After Feb. 18, 2022, government funding will expire and congressional Republicans must once again decide whether they […]Read More
A couple from western New York was arrested on felony charges for allegedly using fake COVID-19 vaccination cards to attend a Buffalo Bills home playoff game earlier this month, prosecutors said. Michael Nabb, 34, and Amber Nabb, 37, made it into the Jan. 15 game against the New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium – but […]Read More
A Los Angeles man arrested in the death of a model and her friend has asked a judge to lessen his $3.4 million bail and let him remain free while he fights unrelated rape charges. In court documents filed this week, defense attorney Jacob Glucksman said prosecutors filed “old” rape allegations against David Pearce to keep […]Read More
White House press secretary Jen Psaki bristled Wednesday when asked about President Biden’s claim that he pressed Chinese President Xi Jinping to be transparent about the origins of COVID-19 — growing flustered at what she interpreted as a suggestion he was lying about doing so. Biden said at a press conference last week that he […]Read More
North Korea fired a projectile into the sea off its east coast on Thursday as the country ramps up weapons testing in an effort to flex its military muscle. The launch of an “unknown projectile” was confirmed by South Korea’s military and comes just two days after the North fired two ballistic missiles. Overall, it’d […]Read More
An Asian American man beaten with a bat two years ago in San Francisco has sued city prosecutors over their alleged mishandling of what he says was a racially motivated attack. Anh Lê, 69, alleged that he wasn’t consulted by the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office on a plea deal offered to a man who […]Read More
TGH subsidiary ceases operation Southeast Insurance caves under claims Insurance giant Thai Group Holdings (TGH) says its subsidiary Southeast Insurance plans to cease operations because it cannot make payment claims for all the Covid-19 policies it issued. Chotiphat Bijananda, chairman of TGH’s executive board, said the company decided to close down Southeast Insurance, its non-life […]Read More
The US has shipped more than 400 million free COVID-19 vaccine doses to 112 needy countries around the world, the White House said Wednesday. “Today, we will hit a major milestone in our global effort: 400 million vaccine doses shipped to 112 countries … for free, no strings attached,” White House COVID-19 coordinator Jeff Zients […]Read More
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