@YorkeEsq This cocksucker has nothing to say about the saudis while he’s posting pics of the towers on 9/11. He and Elise and the rest of them would have sold out our families in a heartbeat if they’d had the chance all those decades ago
Exciting news! 🎉 Partner Brett Yorke from the Law Office of Ball & Yorke secured a $100,000 policy limit! 🏆 A big congratulations to Brett for his outstanding work and commitment to our clients. We’re proud of this achievement and the justice it represents.
NEW: Massive wave crashes into the sea wall in Ventura, California sending 8 people to the hospital
A crowd of people was standing at the sea wall when a massive wave came surging through the street
Forecasters are warning that southern California may see waves up to a whopping 15-20 feet.
“Because of this wave eight people were transported to local hospitals,” the Ventura County Fire Department said.
This goes on to say that it will cost the state $80-$95 million in the coming years.
For perspective, 2019-2023, Minneapolis* has paid out over $70 million in police misconduct settlements.
Feeding kids seems like a much better use of taxpayer money.
This will get no traction because it's not salacious. But, the Council on Criminal Justice finds no change in shoplifting nationally between 2019 and 2023. The organized smash-and-grabs your cable TV station can't stop talking about are rare events. https://t.co/fs7w70KjTl...
The valet robot is a low, extendable cart with grippers for the wheels. It drives under the bottom and pushes the grips under the wheels.
Police in China do re-parking to the nearest legal parking space, instead of towing the vehicle illegally parked.
@Leigh_Phillips@arash_tehran This is an absurd statement. Setting aside left and right, a private religious organization has no obligation to guarantee a platform to anyone
Chesebro, brilliant attorney that he is, has secured a ruling from the judge the week before his criminal conspiracy trial finding—as a matter of law—that his memos and emails aren’t privileged because they furthered his client’s ongoing crime.
After the biggest strike in U.S. health care history, 85,000 Kaiser Permanente workers won huge concessions.
Workers will now vote on a 21% raise over four years, a minimum wage of $25 in California, and $23 in other states.
Unions work. Strikes work.
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