It's Not the Principle, It's the Party

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As drillers (and veterans) reconverge at Standing Rock to build (and protest) the Dakota Access pipeline, toxic spills (and their costs) once again inspire public outcry. Native people rightfully worry about the integrity of their land and water. After all, on January 30th, another Enbridge pipeline burst in Texas (for the second time since it opened in 2016). This one spewed 600,000 gallons of crude; what will a similar spill do to the Missouri river? Pipelines fail, and it's not a matter of if but when. Leaky pipelines, train derailments, and other accidents endanger all of our water on a regular basis.

Cases involving employment discrimination can be complicated and include many parties.

Amazon insists search results are based on customer's queries. Internal docs suggest otherwise.

Gabby Petito's parents claim in the lawsuit that the Laundries refused to inform them whether Brian had confessed to killing their daughter.

Teacher is charged with sexual abuse and school district settles allegations that it knew and did nothing.