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Two state lawmakers said it's time for their colleagues to approve and deliver $94.4 million in funding for literacy programs for Detroit students that are part of the legal settlement of a historic public education case. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer last May reached a settlement between the state and a group of Detroit students who sued over their right to literacy. In the deal, Whitmer agreed to ask the state Legislature to approve $94.4 million for literacy efforts for Detroit children. State Rep. Shri Thanedar, D-Detroit, introduced House Bill 4480, which would appropriate $94.4 million ...

The U.S. Supreme Court. (Courthouse News photo/Jack Rodgers) WASHINGTON (CN) — The Supreme Court gutted a lawsuit Thursday from a 21-year-old college student arrested for resisting arrest in a case of mistaken identity. Writing for the unanimous court, Justice Clarence Thomas ruled that James King became barred from pursuing any other claims against his arresting officers once the District Court ruled against his bid for damages under the Federal Tort Claims Act. The law includes a provision known as the judgment bar that says judgment in the action precludes further action against governme...

Share this article WASHINGTON, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the time spent on digital platforms for adults jumped to over 16 hours a day. Companies recognized this opportunity to connect with customers. In fact, 38% of small businesses increased their ad spend in 2020, according to a new Only 22% of small businesses reported a decrease in their 2020 ad spend. According to new data from The Manifest, 38% of small businesses increased their ad spend in 2020, despite effects of COVID-19. (PRNewsfoto/The Manifest) 45% of small businesses plan to do m...

Although the term Derby Pie is trademarked and denotes a specific type of chocolate nut pie, the court ruled the newspaper did not infringe on the mark when it published an article about pie-flavored macarons and a recipe for bourbon-infused pie. A slice of Derby Pie, a chocolate and walnut dessert. (Photo by Markmark28 from Wikipedia Commons) CINCINNATI (CN) — The Louisville Courier-Journal’s use of the words “derby pie” in a recipe and article featuring variations of the dessert did not infringe on a bakery owner’s trademark rights, the Sixth Circuit ruled. An unpublished decision...