Posted by Alexander Gomez. On September 30th Amazon settled with TikTok and Instagram influencers regarding their involvement in peddling counterfeit goods through the Amazon store. The influencers being Kelly Fitzpatrick and Sabrina Kelly-Kreji will be barred from ever selling products through the Amazon marketplace. Although Amazon refused to disclose the financial aspect of the settlement …
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You’re a Leader. But You Can’t Stomach What Your Company is Doing.
Posted by Robert Benites. Are you in a certain position of command at your job? Maybe you are a manger or a supervisor. If you ever had the question, how do I know if something is ethical or not? Or if the company you are apart of is doing something illegal. Who do you tell? …
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The Supreme Court Agreed to Consider the EPA’s Authority to Limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Posted by Grace Duffy. The Supreme Court has recently decided to consider the Environmental Protection agency’s (EPA) authority to limit greenhouse gas emissions. West Virginia leads the legal battle against the EPA in defense of coal companies and energy producing states. The Supreme Court will consider if the EPA is “going too far” with their …
Tesla Must Pay $137 Million to Ex-Worker Over Hostile Work Environment
Posted by Angel Pagan. A San Fransico court ordered that Tesla has to pay 137 million to an ex-worker due to the racist work environment. The worker was Owen Diaz and he was hired through a Staffing Agency in 2015. He reported that many of his coworkers would degrade him and say “Go back to …
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Florida Sues Biden Administration Over Vaccine Mandates
Posted by John Schwimmer. Republican Govern Ron DeSantis vows to sue the Biden Administration over mask and vaccine mandates. DeSantis claims that the president does not have the power to issue any rule that violates the procurement law. DeSantis has fought the mask and vaccination mandates since the beginning of Covid-19. He said that he …
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Is Avoiding Student Loan Payments Something One Should Take to Court?
Posted by Vanessa Van Bodegon. As a college student myself, student debt is something that haunts me in my sleep. The constant worry in the back of my head leaves me wondering if I will make enough money post-graduation to pay my debt in a sufficient period of time. After reading an article in the …
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Effects of Apple’s Privacy Changes
Posted by Jack Lynch. Social media companies such as Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter, rely heavily on their advertising revenue. This revenue is earned by companies paying these social media apps to advertise their products on their platforms. As many of us know, social media companies rely on targeted advertising to increase their revenue. This means …
FBI Confirms Brain Laundries Remains Found
Posted by Rebecca Stefan. Recently, investigators discovered the humans remains of Brain Laundrie who is a person of interest in the death of his financee Gabby Petito. Brain Laundries belongings were also found near the human remains such as his backpack and notebook. The article states, “Investigators earlier this week had found what appeared to …
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Trump’s Social-Media Platform Joins Crowded Conservative Media Field
Posted by Michael Dembiec. Donald Trump has been under fire for many things over the course of his presidency, and even after his term ended. One major thing that has happened recently is having his twitter account banned around the time of the start of the Afganistan issues. He was extremely upset because he claimed …
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Zuckerberg vs Authorities
Posted by Jillian Greene. A hot topic recently has been that Facebook creator, Mark Zuckerberg, is getting exposed for privacy and security issues. Originally starting in October of 2018 during the Cambridge issue, this theory of Facebook abusing their privacy policy and invading its users has been investigated for several years. Finally, attorney General Karl …