Defamation / Retaliation Suit Dismissed-- No Damages

Judge tosses defamation, retaliation suit brought by host of Ky. outdoors show

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a radio show host who claimed Kentucky officials defamed him and blackballed his show and outdoors expo because of criticism he leveled on the air.

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Kroger sued for toxins in dog and cat food. Check your pet's food!

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Check your dog/ cat food.

Kroger recalls cat, dog food over toxin - Dayton Business Journal

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Grocery chain Kroger Co. has recalled pet food for kittens, cats and dogs that it...

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    Kroger is sued over pet food recall - Louisville - Business First

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    A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Cincinnati-based Kroger Co., blaming...

    
    

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Church sues woman for calling them a controlling cult.

Where would she ever get the idea that this church was controlling or vindictive?

Church Sues Woman for $500,000 After Negative Google Review

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A church in Beaverton, Oregon is suing a woman after she posted a negative Google review calling them a 'cult.' Julie Anne Smith revealed on her blog in March that Pastor Chuck O'Neal and Beaverton 

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The small print. When I went to the expo for the Marathon/ Mini Marathon, I was handed a $500.00 gift card for something called "Red Star Worldwear". The card says, "Why? We want to create a buzz for our new products... so for a limited time we're giving away gift cards to select active lifestyle consumers". The small print, however, says that they charge a "Service Fee" that's not covered by the gift card, which pays for "1st Class postage, general overhead and profit, free exchange program and processing & handling services".
So... They're selling sunglasses, and charging a fee that covers their costs and returns them a profit. What exactly is the "gift"?

About Service Fee | RedStar WorldWear

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Kid threatened with suspension over Jesus shirt.

The school had trouble with the word "homophobe". Apparently the sexuality issue was the problem, not the religious issue.  The student is suing.

School Bullies Student Into Not Wearing "Jesus is not a homophobe" Shirt

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An Ohio high school student has his rights violated when his school threatened to suspend him if he wore a shirt with the slogan "Jesus is not a homophobe." The student, Maverick Couch, wanted to wear the shirt to promote tolerance of gays and

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Nursing Student Waived First Amendment Right

Nursing student blogs about a birth she witnessed in nursing school. Court holds that since she signed a confidentiality agreement, she has waived any First Amendment rights.

Judge: Louisville student waived free speech rights, can't collect damages over dismissal | The Repu

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A former University of Louisville nursing student waived her rights to free speech by signing an honor code that included a non-disclosure requirement, so she can't collect damages for being dismissed from school over a blog post, a federal judge ruled Monday.

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Who's better? Loretta Lynn or Reba McEntire? The debate caused a hammer attack, which ended with a rolling-pin rejoinder.

UPDATE: Country music debate leads to Savannah hammer attack

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An argument about country music stars Reba McEntire and Loretta Lynn escalated into a domestic dispute that has Savannah-Chatham police looking for a man believed to have attacked two people with a hammer Tuesday.

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