Three bisexual male softball players from San Francisco recently filed suit against North American Gay Amateur Athletic Association (NAGAAA). Based on Delores Amorelli’s April 28, 2010 article titled “Gay Rights Group Sues Sports League over Discriminatory Action“. Google+

Based on his April 22, 2010 article, Arizona’s Hate Legislation, staff columnist Gode Davis talks about the parallels between Arizona’s Senate Bill 1070 and an executive order signed by Republican Governor Donald B. Carcieri of Rhode Island in 2008. Google+

This podcast talks about the million dollar case of intellectual rights and copyright infringement filed by Craigslist against a software provider that harvested emails from the popular classifieds website. Based on her SEOLawFirm.com Newsroom article from April 20, 2010, Craigslist Gets Favorable $1.3 Million Judgment. Google+

Proponents of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency worry that it will become further watered down once the Dodd bill reaches the Senate floor for debate. John Taylor, president of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, says of the bill in its current form, “It’s the consumer abuse and the lack of accountability and the lack of [...]

In this episode based on her April 13, 2010 newsroom article, Kerrie Spencer talks about the growing trend in behavioral ad targeting and what it may mean for internet privacy advocates. Google+

Possibly one of the most popular ways to while away the time on a slow news day is speculation. Everyone can speculate, and it can even be fun. Did you hear there is already a short list of candidates to replace Justice Stevens – the Justice who is thinking about maybe possibly retiring sometime soon? [...]

This case raises important questions about what is expected from teachers in our society. Teacher accountability for student achievement on standardized tests is already a cornerstone of our educational policy. This podcast is based on Delores Amorelli’s April 6, 2010 newsroom article titled “Trial of Former Chorus Teacher Raises Questions About Accountability“. Google+

In this podcast, staff Political Columnist Gode Davis, talks about some of the changes in immigration policy that may be around the corner and how it will effect employers and workers. Based on his April 1, 2010 article titled A Memorable USCIS Immigration Memo Google+

Based on her March 30, 2010 article titled, Will Gay Marriage Advocates Get Support from the Supreme Court? staff Supreme Court writer Kristen Friend talks about the pending Propesition 8 case in California and it is likely to reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Google+