Too Much Screentime May be Impacting India’s Eye Health
A vitamin A deficiency may not be the only factor causing poor eye health in India’s children, research shows.
Scary Movies May Be Good for Mental Health, Research Shows
The fear felt from watching horror movies may help build resilience.
5 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your SSI Benefits
Applicant denials are part of the process, and the best thing to do is look for the options at the table.
How a Lawyer Can Help You After a Car Accident
Attempting to negotiate with an insurance provider without legal representation puts you at a disadvantage.
Securing Your Livelihood: Disability Insurance for Professionals and Self-Employed Individuals
Take action today to secure your future by understanding the importance of disability insurance, customizing policies to fit individual needs, and recognizing the true cost of being unprepared.
Farm Groups Applaud Seven New Co-Sponsors for Bipartisan OFF Act
Checkoff reform momentum grows ahead of next farm bill.
Crafting a Compelling Brand: The Power of Purpose-Driven Design
Navigating the labyrinthine world of branding in today’s digital age demands more than just aesthetics and algorithms. It requires soul.
Tax Implications of Startup Compensation: 13 Best Practices
The golden rule of taxation: Always consult experts. ~ Alex Freeburg, Owner, Freeburg Law
United Airlines Flight Attendants File Discrimination Lawsuit
The two flight attendants claim that they were replaced with younger, more attractive hostesses following a demand from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
D.C. Attorney General Files Sweeping Price-Fixing Lawsuit Against City’s Largest Landlords
The lawsuit suggests that many of D.C.’s biggest landlords intentionally delegate rent-setting to a third-party software company, which uses data from all of its clients to set the highest-possible rents.