Monticello, Myth, History & Fossil Fuels
A man walked into Monticello, and came out knowing what’s wrong with America – but not in the way he thought.
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Canadian Researchers Implement PTSD Program for Healthcare Workers
McMaster University researchers are developing a website and peer support app for those in the healthcare field.
PTSD Can Accelerate Cognitive Decline, Research Shows
Living with posttraumatic stress disorder can cause a rapid decline in cognitive function.
Elon Musk Responds to Twitter Lawsuit, Demands More Time to Prepare for Trial
Twitter recently followed through on threats to sue the Tesla C.E.O., who has tried to back out of his promise to purchase the social media platform.
Russia-Ukraine War Crimes: Has International Law Become Obsolete in the 21st Century?
War crimes are not a far-distance history anymore—they are occuring in the 21st century. And the time to act responsibly has already come.
Social Media Impacts Mental Health Both Positively, Negatively
Social media continues to get mixed reviews when it comes to mental health.
All You Need to Know About Indiana’s Attractive Nuisance Laws
One thing is clear: property owners must take reasonable steps to protect children from hazards and warn people of potentially dangerous conditions.
Lex Machina Releases 2022 Insurance Litigation Report
2021 was a record year for insurance case filings with increases in cases concerning hurricanes, automobiles, and business liability.
8 Reasons Ex-Employees Can Claim Unfair Dismissal
The most common reason employees file for unfair dismissal, when it comes down to it, is lack of communication from the employer. ~ Jay Stafford, Law Firm of J.W. Stafford, L.L.C.
Virginia School System Faces Two Sexual Assault Cases
Two Virginia school lawsuits are back in court.