Over 150 Retired Flag Officers Label Political Actions A “Threat to U.S. National Security”
The Administration’s open borders policy jeopardizes national security; sovereign nations must have controlled secure borders.
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This Week In Rideshare: Pot, Fees, and Ads
Uber Eats delivers pot, Lyft increases fees and Uber launches ads. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Why Are Car Insurance Laws Important After an Accident in Iowa?
The first thing you need to know about Iowa’s car insurance laws is that this state does not follow a “no-fault” system.
Can You Get a Parking Ticket in New York Even if There Was No Sign?
There is even a separate type of parking violation called “miscellaneous,” which gives traffic authorities free rein to give out parking tickets whenever they feel you have parked in an improper way.
Chandler Arizona Food Chain Busted for Sexualizing Female Uniforms
Things got a little out of hand when he threatened to attack healthcare providers with a fire hose and was arrested.
How Can Pennsylvania Police Brutality Lawyers Help You?
You will need to act fast as you only have 90 days to file a claim against a government institution.
Common Types of Nursing Home Neglect Cases
Sexual abuse is a serious crime that can have lasting physical and emotional consequences for victims.
Warehouse Worker Injuries Are On the Rise
A growing number of advocacy groups have put pressure on large warehouse employers to prioritize worker safety over speed and profits.
What Your Future Driving Self Wants You To Know
While for many road users, driving is a pleasure and a necessity, it is not without its risks.
Beyond Capitalism, but not Communism
People argue endlessly about which of the Big Two economic systems is better and fairer, but there’s more out there besides Capitalism and Communism.