Building Dual Power For Local Resilience
When government and business both fail to provide what people need, it may be more effective to build dual power and help communities help themselves.
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Honolulu Firefighters Will Now Carry Narcan
Hawaii firefighters will be trained in administering naloxone in the case of opioid overdoses.
WHO Decides to Rename the ‘Monkeypox’ Virus
The World Health Organization plans to give the monkeypox a new name.
Bringing Families Together: How Legal Translation Helps Immigrant Families
The US is a destination that many migrants prize highly due to its economic and lifestyle opportunities. Yet the process of moving there isn’t known for being easy.
Indiana AG Settles with J&J, Distributors and Lead Attorney Has Feedback
AG Todd Rokita announces a settlement with Johnson & Johnson and opioid distributors.
Suspect Steals Only One Shoe from Female Victims
New York man takes one shoe off of multiple women.
Judge: Dominion Voting Systems Can Continue Defamation Lawsuit Against Newsmax
Dominion claims that Newsmax repeatedly hosted guests who made false claims about the election technology company “rigging” the 2020 election in favor of President Joe Biden.
American Man Sues Elon Musk, Tesla, SpaceX for Promoting Dogecoin
The lawsuit claims that Elon Musk artificially inflated the value of Dogecoin by constantly promoting the so-called “meme currency” on social media.
Animal Rights Group, Shareholders Sue Costco Over Poor Treatment of Chickens
Mercy for Animals and Costco shareholders are suing the retailer over allegations of animal abuse.
Congress Members Wish to Continue Protecting Women’s Rights
Democrats ask the Supreme Court to keep abortion legal.