Open Offices, COVID, and Going Home Again
From cottage industry to cubicles to open offices and back home to “flatten the curve,” COVID-19 has brought some work full circle.
News & Politics
Lack of Charges in Breonna Taylor Shooting Spur Outrage, Protests
Protests have broken out in Kentucky and across the United States after Louisville prosecutors failed to bring charges against the officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor. Taylor, a Black woman from Louisville, was killed by police officers during a no-knock drug raid. Plainclothes detectives stormed Taylor’s apartment in the middle of the
AI, Machine Learning Playing Important Role in Fighting COVID-19
Machine Learning, IoT, and AI work in a professional way to mimic human intelligence. It also plays a critical role in understanding and suggesting the development of a vaccine for COVID-19.
Fed Up with COVID Restrictions, Oregon Businesses Threaten Lawsuits
Three business owners in Oregon are fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions devastating their businesses, and are now threatening to take legal action.
More Immigrant Women Say ICE Gave Them Unauthorized, Unwanted Hysterectomies
While media analyses have yet to confirm reports of widespread hysterectomies at Irwin County Detention Center, more migrant women are sharing their stories.
DEA, HSI Crackdown on Mexican Drug Trafficking Rings
U.S. law enforcement intercept loads of cocaine, heroin, and firearms in Mexican drug cartel investigations.
Mutual Aid, RBG, and Where We Go From Here
Our rights never should have rested in RBG’s hands alone. The recent surge of mutual aid groups may help prevent that situation in the future.
This week in Rideshare: London, $100K, and Autonomous
Uber woos London, the $100K goal, and self-driving disasters. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Ban on Chinese Mobile Apps in India and Its Legal Implications
Banning Chinese apps will surely hamper the users’ fundamental right to access the internet a great deal. Besides, it can also affect the market competition within India considerably.
Implications of COVID-19 on Fiancé Visa UK
The fiancé visa UK application may take roughly two-three months on average to get approved.