Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates March 13, 2020 Delta CEO says employees should take 'short-term, unpaid leave' as airline halts Europe flights Delta shut down flights to continental Europe and asked employees to take voluntary unpaid leave.
Crime February 28, 2020 Boy Scouts bankruptcy filing stalls local sex abuse lawsuits in Kentucky Years of costly lawsuits have forced the Boy Scouts of America to file bankruptcy, impeding the litigation of hundreds of affiliated sex abuse lawsuits.
Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates February 18, 2020 Boy Scouts of America face thousands of claims of sexual abuse after filing for bankruptcy The move by the Boy Scouts of America to file for bankruptcy Tuesday  comes after scores of victims have accused scoutmasters, troop leaders, and other scouts of sexual abuse in a predatory culture that allegedly spanned decades.
Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates January 31, 2020 FCC proposes $13M fine for neo-Nazi behind racist robocalls made after Mollie Tibbetts' death Scott Rhodes has been accused of making thousands of racist robocalls across the country, exploiting local tragedy to advance his bigoted views.
Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates January 29, 2020 SEIU branch settles sexual-assault lawsuit, overhauls internal reporting policies SEIU branch in California settles contentious sexual harassment lawsuit and overhauls internal policies.
Coronavirus January 29, 2020 Coronavirus vaccine to be developed from digital DNA sequencing A Philadelphia-based pharmaceutical company is helping to fast-track a vaccine to help quell the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates January 28, 2020 Military contractor awarded compensation for burn pit exposure while deployed in Iraq Justice may not always be swift, but a former contractor former military base contractor whose health was compromised while working by the dense black smoke of burn pits was finally awarded compensation two years after the court ruled in her favor.Â
Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates January 28, 2020 Jon Stewart joins cause of burn pit vets lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill With support from Jon Stewart, the tens of thousands of veterans affected by burn pit and other toxic exposures have made crucial strides in their effort to get federal agencies, like the Veterans Administration, to provide much-needed assistance for medical coverage.
Ó£ÌÒÊÓÆµ Investigates January 24, 2020 Party drug MDMA a step closer to legalization for PTSD therapy The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) recently announced they had received Expanded Access approval for the continued research into MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for PTSD, a major step towards making the drug legal for medical purposes.
Jeffrey Epstein December 23, 2019 New Jeffrey Epstein accusers speak, allege years of sexual abuse Nearly a dozen victims of Jeffrey Epstein have banded together in a new lawsuit filed in New York earlier this month, hoping that justice will be served despite the disgraced financier’s suicide earlier this year.
CRIME November 4, 2019 Years of scandals, investigations, and lawsuits bruise police morale in Louisville A sex abuse scandal involving two Louisville police officers and a number of teenagers has turned the Derby City asunder.