Nicholas Sandmann’s defamation lawsuit against the Washington Post was dismissed. According to court documents, Judge William O. Bertelsman ruled that seven Washington Post articles and three tweets about now 17-year-old Sandmann were protected by the First Amendment and deemed opinion.
Read MoreProving that absolutely nothing has been learned from the 2008 housing crisis, a national lender has begun making mortgage loans available for borrowers without credit scores.
Read MoreIt’s true…states don’t have rights. So, what do we mean by that term?
Read MoreOn Wednesday morning Facebook agreed to pay a record $5 billion fine to resolve a long-running federal investigation that has damaged the company’s standing with consumers and clouded its future, and agreed to better police its data-privacy practices.
Read MoreThe U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs will hold a hearing to discuss the various financial challenges facing the legal cannabis industry. Right now, due to older banking regulations, banks who hold accounts of legal marijuana dispensaries face the possibility of felony charges being brought against them under federal money laundering laws.
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