House, Senate Reach Agreement on Anti-Robocall Bill
In an announcement last week, the House and Senate finally agreed on a bill to put an end to robocalls.
Man Alleges Girlfriend’s Husband was Abusive, Killed Him with Ax
Michigan man said he only wanted to scare girlfriend’s husband with ax.
Supreme Court Considers Whether Encouraging Illegal Immigration is a First Amendment Right
United States vs. Sineneng-Smith started off as a fraud case–now it’s expanded into a First Amendment appeal.
Georgia Vegan Sues Burger King for Cooking Impossible Whopper Burgers with Beef Fat
Vegetarian Phillip Williams says that Burger King’s Impossible Whopper isn’t truly vegan if it’s cooked in “meat by-product.”
E-Cigarette Manufacturer Juul Sued by New York State
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the lawsuit Tuesday, saying the e-cigarette manufacturer deceived local teens.
Understanding “No Fault” Car Insurance
No-fault insurance, also called PIP (personal injury protection), is limited and covers the driver’s medical bills and lost income within the duration of his recovery.
Why You Must Update Your Estate Plan or Will
Reviewing and revising your estate plan ensures that it captures your last wishes.
Psychology of Design: How Switching Up the Décor Can Make You Feel Happier
The colors on the walls aren’t just there for show. They have a specific function that you might not be aware of. Colors can evoke an emotional reaction and influence how you feel at any given moment.
Home Safety Checklist: Are Your Aging Parents Safe at Home?
The key is in staying organized and having a problem-solving mindset, so that you can provide them with the best help possible.
Healthcare Algorithm Unintentionally Discriminates Against Black Patients
Researchers test algorithm and find it is racially bias.