Hypertension is on the Rise in Low- to Middle-income Countries
High blood pressure is increasing in low- and middle-income areas, study shows.
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Southwest Airlines Pilots Union Sues Carrier for Harsh Working Conditions, Reduced Benefits
The lawsuit states that Southwest Benefits changed pilots’ contracts and working hours without first negotiating with their union.
Florida Sugarcane Farmers Sue U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Over Everglades Project
The lawsuit claims the Army’s project disregards existing utilities’ need for water resources.
Is a Personal Injury Settlement Considered Taxable Income?
Getting injured in an accident is hard enough without worrying about the IRS coming after you. Hiring a personal injury lawyer who understands the law can help you.
Funding for VA Nursing Homes is Misdirected, Report Shows
Data suggests money for VA homes needs to be reallocated towards adequate oversight.
T-Mobile Faces Two Class Action Lawsuits Concerning Privacy Violations
Consumers file dual suits against the telecommunications giant.
What Are Goods For?
What are goods like food, houses, and medicine for? To satisfy human needs, or to ensure a return on investment for shareholders?
EpiPen Pricing Has Long Been Under Scrutiny
Life-saving Epipens have skyrocketed in price over the years.
Media Report Shows Streaming Platforms Can’t Guarantee Privacy
Popular streaming platforms and apps are not always secure, reports shows.
Space Tourism: A Regulatory Asteroid Belt
While the industry so small, any regulation can be done properly, before the money and interest in the sector makes it difficult for the government to get anything done.