Honolulu Firefighters Will Now Carry Narcan
Hawaii firefighters will be trained in administering naloxone in the case of opioid overdoses.
The U.S. Should Develop New Ways to Track Overdoses, Study Suggests
As the overdose rate climbs, researchers are seeking ways to more quickly track fatalities.
WHO Decides to Rename the ‘Monkeypox’ Virus
The World Health Organization plans to give the monkeypox a new name.
Domestic Violence Charges in Phoenix
Very often domestic violence penalties also include counseling and paying victims restitution for damages.
14 Tips for Creating Engaging Webinars That People Actually Want to Watch
Humor is a great way to keep people engaged, so don’t be afraid to use it sparingly throughout your webinar.
How Cocaine Prohibition Led to a Wave of Synthetic Stimulant Drugs
When synthetic stimulants are sold on the streets, the likelihood of drug cutting is almost a guarantee.
Bringing Families Together: How Legal Translation Helps Immigrant Families
The US is a destination that many migrants prize highly due to its economic and lifestyle opportunities. Yet the process of moving there isn’t known for being easy.
Transgender Minnesota Inmate Sues D.O.C. Alleging Improper and Unsafe Placement
The 56-year-old transgender inmate claims that the state Department of Corrections refuses to house her in a women’s facility, despite having already undergone hormone therapy.
Lawsuit: White Georgia Republican Claims Fox News Favored Black Georgia Republican
The unusual racketeering lawsuit alleges that Fox News gave preferential treatment to a Black contender in the Georgia Republican primary, allowing him extended air time and permitting him to fundraise for his campaign.
Oxford Parents, Students File Fresh Lawsuit to Address School Safety Concerns
The lawsuit seeks critical procedural changes rather than monetary damages.