Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Won’t Stop Mass Shootings
Mental health funds included in the new act may not be enough to prevent mass tragedies.
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Twitter Considers Lawsuit to Force Elon Musk into Completing Merger
Twitter is likely to file a claim against Elon Musk, who’s begun having second thoughts about his decision to purchase the social media platform for an estimated $44 billion.
Disney World Slapped with Religious Discrimination Suit Over COVID-19 Policies
Three former Walt Disney World employees are suing the park over religious discrimination allegations.
Overturning Roe v Wade: Abortion Laws by State
The Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade. Here’s where each state stands.
Google Requires Law Firms to Have 5 Google Reviews for New LSA Accounts Starting June 30th
Google announced the change on June 17th, 2022.
Abortions are on the Rise, a New Report Shows
A new analysis reveals abortions are increasing nationwide.
Mental Health Insurance Limitations Could be Costing Lives
Insurance is limited when it comes to covering mental health, and those who need it continue to suffer.
Negligent Security Can Result in Customers Being Victimized on Your Premises
No security cameras or non-functional ones provide a safe opportunity for criminals to commit the crime as they have fewer chances of getting caught or being recognized later.
Robot-assisted Hip Surgery Could Mean Shorter Downtime
Robots could make surgeries more less invasive and more precise.
New York, N.Y.C. Sue 10 Ghost Gun Makers
Local authorities claim that so-called “ghost gun” manufacturers have violated state and federal firearm control laws by shipping unregistered firearm assembly components into New York.