With Focus Shifting to Vaccinating Against COVID-19, Measles Cases Soar
Preventable diseases skyrocket as vaccination efforts focus heavily on the coronavirus.
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Maine Law Put into Place to Protect Abortion Patients
Abortion protests are no longer permitted in front of clinic entryways.
Unconditional Freedom at Home and in the World
The premise is simple, really: Thriving people commit far fewer crimes, and thriving ecosystems produce far smaller fires.
Here’s What You Should Do in Case of Abuse by the Clergy
Clergy abuse can lead to emotional scars and post-traumatic disorders for life. Here’s what to do when faced with such a problem.
Vickers v. Bison Specialty Services: An Exercise in Rampant Racism
Put together, and spread out over time, [the alleged actions] show a pattern of “frequent and offensive” acts creating a hostile work environment for Mr. Vickers and other employees of color.
Is Something Rotten in Delaware?
Whether there is an unstated agreement among Delaware’s legal and business consultants and operators and the judges of the Chancery and other courts to find creative ways to continue tapping companies embroiled in the court system would take a longer and more comprehensive investigation.
Right to Repair Gaining Ground
A new French law may be the tipping point that the Right to Repair movement needed to catch the attention of consumers and legislators.
Oregon Settles EPA Case with Schnitzer Steel
Portland proposes settlement terms in Schnitzer case.
Animal Rights Arsonist Pleads Guilty in Court
Environmental extremist pleads guilty to two arsons aimed at targeting commercial and government-owned animal processing facilities.
Target Pays $5m to Settle Phone App Overcharging Claims
A San Diego prosecutor said that Target’s mobile phone application raised prices on “sale” items once customers entered physical, brick-and-mortar stores.