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Author: Erin Elizabeth

6 Million California Students Will Soon Have Vegan Lunch Options

6 Million California Students Will Soon Have Vegan Lunch Options

Posted by | Jul 13, 2019 | , , ,

A new California state bill, AB-479, the Healthy Climate-Friendly School Lunch Act, plans to bring sustainable vegan lunch to public schools. The bill hopes to bring healthy, climate-friendly vegan lunch options to over six million students in California’s public schools. It was introduced in February by Assembly member Adrin Nazarian (D-Van Nuys) and would encourage K-12 public schools to offer plant based options for meals and milk. The bill unanimously passed the Senate Education Committee and now moves to the Senate Appropriations Committee. The schools would also receive state funding for offering vegan school lunches. Nazarian said: “AB-479 will...

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Child Rape Victim Goes to Police for Help and Is Tied Up and Raped By Her Detective

Child Rape Victim Goes to Police for Help and Is Tied Up and Raped By Her Detective

Posted by | Jul 13, 2019 | ,

Imagine finding out your daughter has been sexually assaulted and went to the police for help. And then you learn the sex crimes detective investigating the case then went on to tie up and violently rape your daughter during the investigation. That’s precisely what Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Detective Neil David Kimball, 46, pleaded guilty this week to doing to a 14-year-old rape victim. Kimball met with the family of the victim in late 2017, befriended the teen, and later tied her up and raped her. He then attempted to intimidate the witness and the family from coming forward,...

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Dutch Company Reveals An Electric Car That Charges Itself With Sunlight

Dutch Company Reveals An Electric Car That Charges Itself With Sunlight

Posted by | Jul 12, 2019 | , ,

A Dutch company from Eindhoven has released a prototype car that has already sold 100 orders to be filled in 2021. What’s special about the car is that it is completely electric as well as solar powered. The prototype car actually won the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, and it represents the world’s very first long-range solar car. It’s a four passenger vehicle and it’s called Lightyear One. According to the company, the car will get to a range of approximately 725 km, and 400 km in the winter at highway speeds with heating on. This is truly amazing, and...

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Reuters: Epstein sought to pay off potential witnesses, U.S. prosecutors say

Reuters: Epstein sought to pay off potential witnesses, U.S. prosecutors say

Posted by | Jul 12, 2019 |

Federal prosecutors recently indicated that towards the end of last year jailed American financier Jeffrey Epstein sent payments to two potential witnesses seeking to influence them in the child sex trafficking case against him. In a filing in Manhattan federal court, prosecutors said Epstein wired a total of $350,000 to the two individuals, who were not named. The accusation came as part of the prosecutors’ motion to keep Epstein in jail as he awaits trial. RELATED STORY: Jeffrey Epstein charged with federal sex trafficking crimes involving young girls. Epstein’s lawyers did not immediately respond to a request for comment....

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Business Insider: The FTC has approved a roughly $5 billion settlement with Facebook

Business Insider: The FTC has approved a roughly $5 billion settlement with Facebook

Posted by | Jul 12, 2019 |

Facebook is facing a $5 billion payout over its privacy woes. According to a report published by The Wall Street Journal on Friday, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has approved a roughly $5 billion settlement with the Californian technology giant — a record-breaking payout for a tech company. The reported settlement comes following an investigation by the American regulator into the company’s myriad privacy issues and follows two years of constant scandals. Facebook previously warned investors that it expected to pay out between $3-5 billion, and the company’s stock climbed slightly upwards on the news. The WSJ’s report...

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