Samsung Invests $17 Million in Electric Battery Start Up for a Less Flammable, Better Performing Electric Battery

As with any new technology, there are more and more advancements in the development of better electric cars, and an integral component of that are the electric batteries that allow them to function. The difference with electric batteries, however, is that development is often slow. That’s about to change, at least for one battery start-up […]

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Baltimore Woman Arrested on False Felony Charges Has Police Misconduct on Video to Back Up Her Claim

In the wake of the grand jury verdicts over the deaths of Mike Brown and Eric Garner, in which officers were found not guilty, another case out of Baltimore, MD, has surfaced over a video recorded by a woman during a man’s arrest on the street back on March 30, 2014. Kianga Mwamba, 36, began […]

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First Personal Injury Claim to Use Fitbit Data Heads to Court

Personal injury cases can be notoriously hard to prove, especially when it comes to claims that are difficult to quantify, like pain and suffering. But personal injury litigation just got a little easier with the help of a personal fitness tracker called Fitbit.According to Forbes, a Canadian law firm is currently putting together the first personal […]

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Florida Man Arrested After Providing Dental Treatment Without a License

A man was arrested last week for reportedly practicing dentistry out of his Jacksonville home without a license to do so. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office received an anonymous tip in January regarding the suspicious activities of 54-year-old Edgardo Paje. After collecting enough evidence over the past several months, police finally arrested the man on felony […]

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3 Japanese Automakers Will Recall Half Million Cars Related to Takata Airbag Defect

Three Japanese automakers announced Dec. 11 that they will recall a total of 550,000 cars with potentially faulty Takata air bag inflators that have precipitated 20 million recalls worldwide since 2008. Honda, which is Takata’s biggest customer, will recall about 400,000 vehicles across the world. The breakdown comes to 175,000 in Japan, 6,000 in North […]

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How the Supreme Court’s Recent Ruling on Warehouse Security Screening Will Affect Personnel

On Tuesday, Dec. 9, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a temp agency did not have to pay Amazon warehouse personnel for the time it took to pass through a security screening at the end of their work day. According to the New York Times, these security screenings were intended to prevent theft and could […]

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How One Fake News Story About the President’s Daughter Created Commotion on Social Media

A fake news story about First Daughter Malia Obama spread over the internet this past week and caused quite a stir on social media. Empirenews.net posted a “satire” piece on Nov. 28 about the 16-year-old, with fake quotes from President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama on their daughter’s “announcement.” The article, entitled, “President […]

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14th Person Dies as Result of Last Month’s Lake-Effect Snowstorm in Buffalo

The Associated Press is reporting that last month’s storm, which dropped more than seven feet of snow around Buffalo, NY, has claimed its 14th victim. A man from the town of Hamburg, in Erie County, died from complications following a cardiac arrest suffered while he was shoveling snow sometime around Nov. 17. Of the 13 […]

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