What to Expect By the End of Summer
Heat, hurricanes, rolling blackouts, food shortages, high fuel costs, more COVID, political violence. By the end of summer, will people will take our dire situation more seriously?
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DOJ Says Cardiologist Created, Distributed Ransomware
Heart doctor and self-taught cybercriminal created and distributed ransomware.
Experts Say Fentanyl Issue is Only Part of a Larger Crisis
Addiction is on the rise and is half the battle when it comes to fighting the opioid crisis.
Nationwide Jif Peanut Butter Recall Expands to Include Candy and Other Snacks Amid Salmonella Fears
The Jif peanut butter recall was recently expanded to include candy and other snacks.
A New Manager’s Guide to Introducing the 7Cs of Team Resilience
Employees with strong social support networks, and those who feel supported at work, are generally better able to recover from mistakes and failures without getting hindered by disappointment.
Judge: New York Can Pursue Civil Lawsuits Against Negligent Gun Companies
A federal judge found that a lawsuit targeting a recently enacted New York law was impermissibly “vague” and otherwise invalid.
Florida Settles Lawsuit, Improves Conditions for Death Row Prisoners
Before the settlement, inmates on death row–many of whom await their executions for decades–were scarcely permitted to leave their cells and had practically no social interaction.
What is 221(g)?
First, don’t panic. Many applications that are issued 221(g) status are resolved and accepted.
Is Handgun Ownership Associated with a Greater Risk of Suicide?
OSU researchers suggest mental health providers should individualize questions about suicidal ideation.
Childhood Income Inequality Tied to Health Issues in Adulthood
Income levels in childhood affect health and well-being in adulthood, according to a new study.