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  • Tiger Woods’ Ex-Girlfriend Tricked Into Leaving His Home, Locked Out Amid Messy Split: Court Docs

    03/08/2023 4:46:49 PM PST · by nickcarraway · 52 replies
    New York Post ^ | March 8, 2023 | Marjorie Hernandez
    Tiger Woods’ ex-girlfriend Erica Herman has accused the golf star of tricking her into leaving his Florida mansion under the guise of going on a “short vacation” — only to lock her out amid their messy and shocking split, newly unveiled court documents allege. News of the couple’s split only emerged Wednesday when details surrounding their months-long legal battle — which has so far been kept under wraps — surfaced publicly as Herman, 38, sought to toss out a non-disclosure agreement she signed in 2017. Their legal fight kicked off in October when Herman filed a landlord complaint in October...
  • American missionary, 35, hits back at African mothers suing her for treating starving babies

    06/24/2019 5:40:57 PM PDT · by ConservativeStatement · 40 replies
    Daily Mail UK ^ | June 24, 2019 | Jennifer Smith
    An American missionary accused of contributing to African babies' deaths by treating them for malnutrition despite not being a doctor has hit back at the women suing her. Renee Bach, 35, is from Virginia but moved to Africa when she was a teenager to work as a missionary. In 2009, she set up the Serving His Children clinic in Masese to treat children and babies who were close to death because of malnutrition. In a lawsuit filed in January at the High Court in Jinja, mothers Gimbo Zubeda and Kakai Annet allege that she caused their babies deaths and the...
  • Texas leading lawsuit to stop Obama transgender directive

    05/25/2016 3:15:31 PM PDT · by Extremely Extreme Extremist · 11 replies
    WFAA.COM ^ | 25 MAY 2016 | TEXAS TRIBUNE
    (TEXAS TRIBUNE) -- Texas joined by 10 other states, filed a lawsuit Wednesday to stop a federal directive instructing school districts to let transgender students use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity, Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Wednesday. Calling the Obama administration directive “outside the bounds of the constitution,” the McKinney Republican said that the state was taking action to protect a school district near the Oklahoma border that had passed a policy earlier this week requiring students to use bathrooms according to the gender cited on their birth certificates.
  • Could Harold Camping Be Sued?

    05/24/2011 7:02:46 PM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 23 replies
    Christian Post ^ | 05/24/2011 | Katherine T. Phan
    Family Radio has solicited millions from donors over the years and reportedly spent over $100 million on advertising for the May 21 Judgment Day. But now that the "guaranteed" rapture didn't happen, people are wondering: Can Harold Camping or Family Radio be sued? Did they do anything illegal in soliciting donations based on the rapture prediction? And do donors have legal ground to sue the discredited prophet? Probably not, says an executive of Charity Navigator, which evaluates over 5,500 of America's largest charities. The charity evaluator rated Family Radio as a 4-star charity, the highest possible ranking. Sandra Miniutti, vice...
  • Hepatitis C case shows why health care is so expensive

    05/07/2010 11:03:10 AM PDT · by NevadaPolicyResearchInstitute · 6 replies · 1,057+ views
    Write on Nevada ^ | May 7, 2010 | Victor Joecks
    If there is one thing we should all be able to agree about health care it's this — health care is an enormously complicated issue. (One of many reasons that I think the government needs to stay far away from health care, by the way). Rising health care costs is also a complicated issue, but that doesn't mean you can't identify some of the main drivers of increased health care costs. Right now in Las Vegas, you can see for yourself one of those drivers — out of control liability lawsuits. A lawyer for a Henderson man infected with hepatitis...
  • A Churchill By Any Other Name - What the Professor Really Wrote

    02/09/2005 8:42:03 AM PST · by Chickenhawk Warmonger · 22 replies · 1,089+ views
    GOPUSA.com ^ | 2/9/05 | Robin Mullins Boyd
    A Churchill By Any Other Name By Robin Mullins Boyd February 9, 2005 Ward Churchill shares his surname with one of the pre-eminent figures in world political history, Winston Churchill. That is where the similarities end. The media has been in an uproar since Ward Churchill was "disinvited" to speak at Hamilton College in NY. The invitation was retracted after the public was made aware of the professor's anti-American screed about the September 11 tragedy. The University of Colorado has since started proceedings to evaluate whether Churchill should continue in his tenured position at the university. The uproar centered on...
  • 9-11 professor sues over canceled speech (terror-praising Churchill claims rights violated)

    02/08/2005 3:26:48 PM PST · by ViLaLuz · 34 replies · 1,419+ views
    World Net Daily ^ | February 8, 2005 | WorldNetDaily.com
    Ward Churchill, the University of Colorado professor who prompted a national furor by condemning 9-11 victims as "little Eichmanns" and praising the terrorists for their "gallant sacrifices," went to federal court today to challenge the school's cancellation of a speech he was scheduled to give tonight. On Monday, CU administrators announced they had canceled Churchill's planned speech because of security concerns, reported the Denver Post. Earlier this month, Hamilton College in upstate New York canceled a speech by Churchill because of death threats against the professor and its administrators. Regardless of what the judge decides, students of Churchill, an ethnics...