Justice Department Announces Indictments Against Smartmatic
“This is more of the same,” Smartmatic said in a statement. “A photocopy of the previous spurious indictment.”
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Scholarship Hacks 2025 – How International Students Can Win Funding (Even with a Low GPA)
A low GPA might feel like the end of the road. But it isn’t. Scholarships today are less about being perfect on paper and more about showing who you are.
SAF Files Motion to Amend Judgment in Reese v. ATF
SAF is joined in Reese v. ATF by the Firearms Policy Coalition, Louisiana Shooting Association and three private citizens, Joseph Granich, Emily Naquin and Caleb Reese, for whom the case is named.
Jay Hospital Fires Staff Over Patient Photos
Employees accused of photographing sedated patients, prompting firings and legal action.
SAF Files Brief in 18-20 Handgun Purchase Ban Lawsuit Following Fifth Circuit Victory
SAF and its partners secured a landmark victory in the case before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals – a win the government chose not to appeal.
A Guide for Independent Mothers: What You Need to Know About Your Legal Rights as a Single Parent
Single mothers have the right to seek support, ensure their job security, and get financial assistance to raise their children.
SMSF Property Loans in Australia: Rules, Risks and Broker Tips
Seeking expert guidance from experienced investors on how to maximise pension benefits through real estate investments is a wise choice.
Trump’s Cartel Crackdown Puts Banks on the Hook Under New FTO Obligations
For banks and their employees, the time to act is not next quarter, or even next month. The time is now.
The Zadroga Act Changed Everything. Here’s What Other Claimants Can Learn
The cost of inaction, which is measured in families pushed into poverty, victims denied justice, and eroded trust in our institutions, far exceeds the investment required to fix these systems. The Zadroga Act proved that victim-centered compensation works. We must make these changes now.
How Informal Debt Agreements Work in Australia: A Legal Perspective
Informal debt agreements are a flexible solution for Australians who are experiencing financial stress. But they’re not without risk.