6 Odd Gambling Laws Around the World
The idea that library patrons were regularly fighting, swearing and gambling in the 19th century is entertaining in its own right, yet this law was not altered until 2005.
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Arkansas AG Questions Walgreens’ Opioid Distribution Policies
Arkansas alleges Walgreens ignored suspicious opioid orders.
Plaintiffs Say University Let Vet Perform Surgical Duties
University of Missouri settles knee surgery allegations.
Judge Allows Child Abuse Lawsuit Against U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to Proceed
U.S. District Judge Lance Walker recently announced a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over a child abuse case may proceed.
Recall Involving Dog Food Expands Once Again
Bravo is expanding its recall for certain types of dog food and treats amid salmonella contamination concerns.
Opioid Makers Plan to Offset Settlement Costs with Tax Breaks
Companies are planning to use COVID-19 tax breaks to help offset their settlement pay out.
State Reps Ask for Mental Health Funds to Address the Crisis
The increased in health services means more funding is desparately needed.
Colorado Lawmakers Debate Bill That’d Let Child Sex Abuse Survivors Sue Institutions Years Later
The Colorado Catholic Conference has claimed that removing the statute of limitations on institution-targeted lawsuits won’t provide true justice.
Students Shed Light on Mental Health with New Apps
There has been a spike in the need for mental health services during the pandemic. These apps offer easy-to-access solutions.
Self-Reliance: A Positive COVID Result
International shipping is out-of-whack due to the pandemic, but self-reliance may be one of the best skills we learned in 2020, so let’s use it!