Oregon Sues Trump Administration for “Secret Police-Type” Tactics, Snatching Protesters Off the Street
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said unidentified federal officers have abducted protesters, whisking them away in unmarked vans.
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How to Separate Your Personal & Work Life While Working from Home
As long as you’re diligent about keeping your home and work life separate, you’ll have no trouble staying productive and professionally fulfilled. But if you let those worlds overlap too much, you’d better be prepared for some pretty long nights at the office.
Pharmacies Shift Blame to Physicians in Florida Opioid Case
Pharmacies want physicians to be held accountable for prescribing addictive opioids.
Study Shows Safe Injection is a Viable Medical Model
A new NEJM study suggests supervised injection is a valid addiction treatment option.
Safety Tips for Families at Amusement Parks
The very first step to keeping you and your family from a hapless accident is to follow the rules.
Who Watches Out for the Watchmen?
Better mental health care needed for law enforcement.
Affordable Housing in a Rebuilt Economy
Affordable housing was an issue even before COVID-19. Now we must decide what homes are for: sheltering people, or making a profit?
Senate to Begin Bipartisan Coronavirus Stimulus Negotiations on Monday
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said any stimulus package will have to offer businesses broad immunity from coronavirus-related litigation.
Judge: Trump Administration Must Accept, Process New DACA Applications
While immigration advocates have rejoiced, administration officials have signaled that they are preparing for another assault on DACA.
Democratic Attorneys General Sue Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on New Loan Forgiveness Rules
Democratic attorneys general from more than 20 states have filed a lawsuit against Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, who implemented policies making it difficult for student loan borrowers to have their balances forgiven. According to TIME, DeVos’s reforms are unpopular among loan recipients and legislators alike. Congress had previously voted to strike down DeVos’s