Should the State Register Fact-Checkers?
Michigan Rep. Matt Maddock would like the State to register fact-checkers. Let me guess, he’s from the government and he’s here to help?
Featured Article
Government Strike Force Cracks Down on Medicare Fraud
Federal officials make arrests, settle Medicare fraud cases.
Brazil Study Shows Vitamin D Doesn’t Improve COVID-19 Symptoms
Research suggests vitamin D is ineffective in combating positive COVID-19 cases.
Biden Rescinds Controversial Rule Requiring Immigrants to Have Health Insurance
The Trump-era rule required immigrants to either purchase health insurance before arriving to the United States or prove they had the money to pay for medical care out-of-pocket.
Former University of Minnesota Hockey Players Sue School, Coach for Sexual Assault
The lawsuit alleges that Thomas Adrahtas, a one-term hockey coach in the mid-1980s, performed sex acts on blindfolded athletes while pretending to be a woman.
Austin Fire Fighters Exposed to Asbestos After Warehouse Call
Fire fighters sent for X-rays after exposure to asbestos during building fire.
Lawsuit Filed Against Real Water After Consumers Experience Liver Failure
Earlier this week, a lawsuit was filed against Real Water over concerns it may be causing liver failure.
King County Courts Face Financial Crisis That May Stop Access to Justice for Many
The Superior Court is faced with deciding which denial of access to justice is the lesser of two evils: having criminal defendants wait years in custody for trial as we continue business as usual, or gut the Court’s Civil and Family Law Departments.
What is Biofouling and How Can We Stop It?
Biofouling is not a new problem, but it is one that needs to be overcome for the marine renewable energy industry to thrive.
What the Pandemic Taught Us About the Need for Digital Contract Transformation
COVID has changed the world forever. And when it comes to digital transformation, it has revealed the absolute need for businesses of all types to accelerate their DX strategies.