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The outcome for Atkins and others could have been much worse. He had several half-baked plans for the three Delta Projectors he stole, which are normally used to x-ray objects underground and contain iridium-192. Close-contact exposure to the material for just one hour would cause extreme pain and disfigurement, and for 50 percent of the victims, death within a month, federal court records state. Injuries can also occur with far briefer exposures. Atkins had the potential to endanger "hundreds ...

In July 2020, Atlanta rap trio Migos filed a lawsuit against their former attorney Damien Granderson, claiming that he “robbed and cheated [them] out of millions of dollars.” Among the suit’s claims were that Granderson intentionally delayed the release of the group’s 2017 LP Culture, costing them potential profit, and that he practiced law without a California license for five years. Now, six months after the original filing, Migos have dropped the lawsuit, according to According to ...

Cardi B is putting her legal drama behind her. The rapper has settled a two-year, $30 million battle with her former manager, Klenord “Shaft” Raphael. On Christmas Eve, the case was dismissed with prejudice after both parties reached an agreement, according to legal documents obtained by AllHipHop. Shaft, who runs World Star Marketing Group, filed a $10 million breach of contract lawsuit against Cardi in 2018, alleging that the “WAP” hitmaker disregarded their agreement to sign with Qu...

Dec 11 2020, 9:24AM While here in Hawai’i, if anyone receives a message from me about canned meat, don’t open it. It’s Spam! With many sticking close to home, holiday traditions have renewed importance. Putting up the Christmas tree results in sap on your hands? Well, here’s how you get it off. Shelter in place like a boss! The CFPB is certainly being “a boss” and has issued two final rules to amend the ATR/QM Rule. These rules were largely in line with ex...