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Investigates January 18, 2018

The Cryptocurrency Con: Cryptocurrency Companies Accused of Scamming Consumers

Bitcoin, the most well-known cryptocurrency, shocked the nation as it lost almost 50% of its value on January 17, 2018. It fell below $10,000. And Ripple XRP lost $44 billion.…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
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Investigates January 16, 2018
Sen. Graham: Pres. Trump Got “Really Bad Advice” on DACA from WH Staff

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said President Donald Trump obtained poor advice on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)…

By Catherine Davis Catherine Davis is a contributor to the USA Herald. She covers politics and reports on issues of the times.
Investigates January 16, 2018
UPDATE: FTC Issued Final Order on Victory Media’s Promotion to Military Families

In October 2017, we brought you the lawsuit filed by the FTC against Victory Media, Inc. In their…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
Investigates January 16, 2018
FTC Returns $2.2 Million to Consumers Over Lift International, LLC’s Business Coaching Services

The FTC issued refund checks totaling $2.2 million to consumers who paid money to Lift International, LLC for…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
Investigates January 15, 2018
City of Denver to Pay $3 Million for Federal Settlement Related to Project Civil Access

The City of Denver is paying to make big changes to certain buildings and to evaluate certain programs…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
Investigates January 15, 2018
Mexican National Settles Unlawful Detainment Lawsuit Against Spokane

Gabriel Gomez Maciel, a Mexican national, sued the City of Spokane when he was detained by Spokane Police…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
Investigates January 11, 2018
WAGE THEFT: Owner of Six Care Homes Busted for Paying Caregivers Less than $3 per Hour

The California Labor Commissioner’s Office busted the owner of six care homes for wage theft and other labor…

By Catherine Davis Catherine Davis is a contributor to the USA Herald. She covers politics and reports on issues of the times.
Investigates January 10, 2018
Pastor Rich Penkoski Plans to File Federal Lawsuit Against Facebook After Suing West Virginia Over Gay Marriage

A West Virginia Pastor, Rich Penkoski, announced that he plans to file a federal lawsuit against Facebook. Facebook…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
Investigates January 10, 2018
UPDATE: Federal Judge Urges Opioid Lawsuit Defendants to Quickly Settle Claims

We have an update for you about the monumental federal lawsuit filed against pharmaceutical companies that manufactured and…

By Robin Bull Robin Bull holds a BS in Paralegal Studies and has extensive experience in the legal industry and as an independent researcher. She is an Investigative Reporter for USA Herald and also contributes to Lawyerist. Robin's primary focuses are law and investigative journalism. Read more at https://www.confessionsfromthecouch.com.
Investigates January 10, 2018
48% of Voters Believe Russia Investigation Will Prove President Trump’s Innocence

New reports from The Hill affirm that almost half of American voters do not believe the Russia probe…

By Gabrielle Seunagal Gabrielle Seunagal is a full-time freelance writer, editor, and voice actor, who worked with USA Herald from June 2017 to November 2024. She is passionate about fitness, travel, and combating human rights abuses like human trafficking and child marriage.
Investigates January 10, 2018
Johnson Controls to Pay $341K Settlement over False Training Certificates

Johnson Controls, a global industrial and technology company, agreed to pay $341,000 to settle an investigation involving forged…

By Marivic Cabural Summers Marivic has been a freelance writer/journalist for nearly 20 years. She strictly adheres to the ethical standards in journalism. For her, integrity is everything. Readers deserve to know that real story. She previously worked as research analyst and editor at Lombardi Financial and has written for various websites including The Motley Fool, ValueWalk, IcannWiki and was a news writer/radio program producer at Nation Broadcasting Corporation. Marivic holds a BA in Mass Communications.
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