Jury Selection to Begin in Georgia Defamation Trial Against Rudy Giuliani
The trial will determine the amount of damages, if any, Giuliani must pay two former Fulton County election workers maligned by politically-charged conspiracy theories.
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Sleep & Depression: Temporary Relief Comes at a Cost
Studies suggest sleep deprivation could offer temporary relief from depression.
What Does a Yellow Light Mean?
It is important to use your best judgment, do not hesitate, and remain cautious when approaching a yellow light.
NYPD Covered Up Officer’s Sex Abuse, New Adult Survivors Act Lawsuit Alleges
Ciotti eventually reported Angelastro’s abuse to various supervisors. One detective told her outright, “nobody likes to arrest cops, sweetie.”
WHO Expresses Concerns Over China’s Respiratory Illness Cases
An unsettling number of respiratory cases have been reported in China, experts warn.
15 Key Factors for Handling Workplace Conflicts Effectively
It’s crucial to steer clear of personal attacks and emotional responses. Instead, maintain a laser-like focus on the problem itself. ~ Riley Beam, Managing Attorney, Douglas R. Beam, P.A.
Indianapolis Man Sentenced to 20+ Years in Federal Prison for Trafficking Methamphetamine and Fentanyl
Brown has multiple prior convictions for felony offenses, including robbery, for which he was on parole when he committed these federal crimes.
New Zealand’s Decision to Revoke Tobacco Policy Concerns Officials
The country’s groundbreaking smoking ban is repealed for financial reasons.
New Mexico A.G. Says Facebook, Instagram Create “Breeding Ground” for Child Predators
The attorney general’s office had earlier investigated Meta’s social media products, finding it easy for accounts registered to underage children to both access sexually explicit content and to be contacted by unrelated older adults.
The U.S.’s Healthcare System Could be Changing for the Better
Advancements in science and technology will lead to healthcare improvements, experts say.