Why Pedestrian Fatalities Keep Rising and What Cities Can Do About It
Every pedestrian death represents a preventable tragedy.
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Car Safety Gaps Put Women at Higher Risk
Outdated crash tests put women at greater risk in car accidents.
The Legal Dimensions of Dual Citizenship in Israel
Regardless of how often you are there, making sure your address, military exemptions, and passport are up to date stops problems from arising later.
Journalists File First Amendment Lawsuit Against LAPD
In court documents, attorneys claim that the Los Angeles Police Department and its chief, Jim McDonnell, intentionally employed “excessive force” against reporters, making journalism in the city a “dangerous profession.”
Former NFL Player Files Discrimination, Retaliation Claims Against Kansas City Chiefs
Ramzee Robinson claims that a supervisor told him he had been fired for “attacking” another employee, yet refused to release surveillance camera footage or any other evidence of assault.
Supreme Court Reaffirms That There Are No Special Categories of Discrimination
Those corporate officers who may seek in future to institute discriminatory employment practices should be on notice that these programs are still not protected by law.
VA Removes Key Anti-Bias Protections
Veterans Affairs hospitals drop protections tied to politics, marriage, and staff rights.
“Too Anti-Business for New York”: ATRA Calls on Illinois Gov. Pritzker to Veto SB 328
Experts say bill would allow out-of-state lawsuits in Illinois courts, threaten 208,000 jobs, and spark constitutional challenge.
What to Do if a Loved One is Sent to Jail
Feeling isolated or scared is common. Offering emotional support from outside is crucial.
How to Safely Guarantee the Sale of Your Firearm
Selling a firearm – even one without ammo – comes with plenty of clear risks. However, thorough documentation helps you stay safe and compliant, as does looking out for major red flags.