Health Behaviors Tend to Stick Through Middle Adulthood, Study Finds
Research shows some behaviors developed in childhood will stick with a person into adulthood.
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Study Links Mentally Stimulating Jobs to Improved Cognitive Health
Research reveals mentally demanding jobs correlate with a reduced risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) later in life.
Farm Groups Announce “Enough is Enough” Tour with Event in Guntersville
A major focus of the tour is to highlight corruption in government checkoff programs, which compel farmers and ranchers to contribute a staggering one billion dollars annually and which have been co-opted by corporate interests.
What Happens When Bankruptcy Lawyers File for Bankruptcy?
If even bankruptcy lawyers can’t be trusted to handle their finances, how can you trust them to handle your case? To start, you can look into the firm’s history.
Former Nickelodeon Producer Says Docuseries Was “Hit Job” That Portrayed Him as Sexual Predator
A former Nickelodeon producer has filed a lawsuit against the creators of “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV,” claiming that the docuseries falsely presented him as a sexual predator. According to NBC News, the four-part docuseries was first aired by Investigation Discovery in March, with a bonus episode released the following month.
Exposing the Dark Reality: Children at Risk in Psychiatric Facilities
Nearly half of young patients staying at psychiatric facilities report experiencing sexual violence.
Lawmakers Consider Medicaid Expansion: Religions, Businesses Weigh In
Mississippi legislators grapple with Medicaid expansion as third parties mount a public campaign.
What’s The Difference Between First, Second, and Third-Degree Murder
Whether it’s first-degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter, or attempted murder, each offense carries its own set of legal requirements and potential consequences.
Employment Law Essentials: Safeguarding Employee Privacy in the United States
Safeguarding employee privacy is not only a legal obligation but also a moral imperative for employers in the United States.
Federal Appeals Court Squashes Landmark “Climate Kids” Lawsuit
A panel of federal appellate judges ordered a lower court to dismiss a landmark climate change lawsuit.