Parents Look for Obesity Treatment Options for Their Children
There are still limited interventions for children and teens with obesity.
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WHO Warns Against Using Artificial Sweeteners in Food Products
WHO releases new controversial guideline regarding artificial sugars.
Iowa Woman Files Lawsuit After Davenport Apartment Collapse
Attorneys for the plaintiff claim that the city of Davenport, along with the building’s landlord, had received numerous complaints about the building’s failing structural soundness.
Federal Judge: Indiana Attorney General’s TikTok Lawsuit is “Irrelevant Political Posturing”
A federal judge condemned Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s lawsuit against TikTok as “irrelevant” political posturing.
There’s Still Evident Systemic Racism in ‘Fair Housing’ Practices
Racist practices are still commonplace in the housing market.
Experts Say Poor Health is Keeping U.K. Residents from Working
The pandemic has caused many people in the U.K. to be out of work.
12 Ideas to Boost Employee Engagement in Virtual Law Firms
Transparency about the company’s operations, decision-making processes, and goals can make employees feel more invested in the company’s success. ~ Tiffany Hafler, Marketing Coordinator, Blockchain Lawyer
Department of Army Employees in Alaska Win Landmark Victory Against Union-Busting
After AFGE advocacy, the Department of the Army ends forced contract and limitations on workers’ rights.
Momentum Factor Donates & Builds Two More Homes for Families in Need in Guanajuato, Mexico
Austin-based software firm funds sixth home in Mexico since 2018.
Priest is Convicted of Sex Crimes Against Minors, Adults
Ohio priest Michael Zacharias was convicted of five counts of sex trafficking.