Ideal Foods Issues Recall for Certain Meat and Poultry Flatbread Pizza Products
Earlier this week, Ideal Foods recalled certain flatbread pizzas that were not properly inspected.
Michigan Settles Right-to-Education Lawsuit Filed by Detroit Students
The settlement will provide close to $100 million in funds for Detroit literacy programs.
Senate Democrats: Airlines Should Offer Full Cash Refunds to All Passengers Affected by Coronavirus
Massachusetts Sen. Edward Markey says that airlines have made about $10 billion by pocketing the money from cancelled flights.
States Sue EPA as Agency Relaxes Pollution Regulations Amidst Coronavirus Pandemic
The attorneys general who filed the lawsuit noted the irony in allowing companies to pollute more during a public health crisis.
How Shelter-in-Place Affects Those Suffering from Substance Use Disorder
A diabetic who needs insulin is just as vulnerable as someone battling substance abuse needing the social interaction of psychological, behavioral, holistic, and group therapy.
Travel After COVID-19: What Can We Expect?
The travel industry will undoubtedly never look the same again after the COVID-19 pandemic has passed. When international travel becomes accessible again, travelers can look forward to healthier and safer conditions than ever before.
7 Questions to Ask a Trademark Lawyer in the First Meeting
While making a choice, many questions crop-up related to the trademark lawyer’s experience, expertise, and ways and means of evaluating his work strategy. These questions take the main stage.
7 Things to Know About Online Gambling Laws
Keeping up with breaking news surrounding recent changes in online gambling regulations through reliable sources is also a good place to get started.
Robots Check COVID Positive Patients into Hotels
Japan’s hotels are using robots to welcome coronavirus positive guests and clean the buildings.
Extremist Groups are Capitalizing on COVID to Spread Corruption
Extremists continue to use the coronavirus to recruit new members and execute orders.