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Howard Stern, Wife’s Cat-Filled Mansion Center Of Ex-Assistant's Lawsuit Howard Stern, Wife’s Cat-Filled Mansion Center Of Ex-Assistant's Lawsuit
Howard Stern, Wife’s Cat-Filled Mansion Center Of Ex-Assistant's Lawsuit Howard Stern and his wife, Beth, have been sued by a former assistant who used to work at their Long Island mansion. Leslie Kuhn claims that the Sterns created a hostile work environment at their Southampton home, leading to her termination, according to the suit filed Sunday, April 5 in New York Supreme Court. Kuhn accuses the Sterns of running “irresponsible and untenable animal rescue and fostering operations” at the site. The Sterns have previously spoken publicly about their wide-ranging cat care efforts, with Beth Stern saying in 2019 they'd fostered more than 900 cats. After startin…

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NJ Nurse Suspended For Calling Out Doctor Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk Assassination: Lawsuit NJ Nurse Suspended For Calling Out Doctor Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk Assassination: Lawsuit
NJ Nurse Suspended For Calling Out Doctor Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk Assassination: Lawsuit A New Jersey nurse has filed a lawsuit claiming she was suspended without pay as retaliation after objecting to a doctor who allegedly celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk. According to the complaint filed Sept. 12 in Bergen County Superior Court, Lexi Kuenzle says Englewood Health retaliated against her by suspending her without pay after she challenged Dr. Matthew Jung for alleged remarks he made in front of staff and patients. UPDATE: Englewood Health Denies Nurse Firing, Says Doctor Also Suspended In Charlie Kirk Dispute The lawsuit alleges Dr. Jung “cheered and publicly praise…

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Allentown Woman Faked Noose Incident At City Hall, DA Says Allentown Woman Faked Noose Incident At City Hall, DA Says
Allentown Woman Faked Noose Incident At City Hall, DA Says A woman who claimed a noose was left on her desk at Allentown City Hall has been accepted into a first-time offender program after investigators determined she faked the incident, prosecutors announced on Thursday, Aug. 7. Latarsha Brown, 43, of Allentown, appeared before Judge Anna-Kristie M. Marks and was admitted into the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) program for first-time offenders, according to Lehigh County District Attorney Gavin P. Holihan. Brown had faced two misdemeanor charges: False Reports – Reported Offense Did Not Occur and Tampering with/Fabricating Physical …

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by Jillian Pikora