How COVID-19 Has Impacted American Healthcare Laws
So what does this mean for the legal professional? If there’s one thing coronavirus has been attempting to teach us time and time again, it’s to be flexible.
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Wronged by the Police? How to Defend Your Rights
Contrary to popular opinion, the amount of force used has very little to do with the underlying crime. When officers exceed these levels, it’s considered police brutality.
Alabama Moves to Ban Tianeptine, an Opioid-like Antidepressant
Alabama plans to ban an antidepressant commonly sold at convenience stores and online because of its opioid-like effects.
Fresh Express Bagged Salad Recalled Over Potential Cyclospora Contamination
The FDA is expanding a recall of bagged salad to include certain packages of Fresh Express salad.
Trump Defies Supreme Court, Tells Administration Officials to Reject New DACA Applications
The president’s directive comes scarcely 10 days after the Supreme Court ordered the administration to resume processing DACA applications.
Trump Signs Executive Orders to Lower Drug Prices, Enrages Pharmaceutical Executives
While pharmaceutical executives have so far refused to negotiate with the White House, experts say Trump’s orders may lack any real bite.
District of Columbia Hit with Lawsuit Over 295 Speed Camera
Frustrated with the District’s use of traffic cameras and speed traps, a Washington D.C. couple filed a lawsuit in hopes of getting rid of them.
Disaster Preparedness for Your Finances
From natural disasters like hurricanes and floods to public health and ecological crises, there are many circumstances for which you should be financially prepared.
NY Announces Additional Addiction Treatment Cuts Amid COVID-19
New York’s addiction treatment centers are forced to take additional budget cuts during the pandemic.
Investigation Reveals Physicians, Dentists Still Overprescribe Opioids
Despite widespread knowledge regarding the dangers of overprescribing addictive meds, it’s still happening.