New Jersey Lawmakers Propose Regulations for Sweepstakes Casinos
New Jersey, already a leader in online gaming, could once again pioneer a groundbreaking regulatory framework.
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Gratitude for Great Contributions to Humanity
Good government saves lives. If we want better government, we need to value good governance.
Impact of Recent Supreme Court Rulings on Dallas Drug Cases
These decisions focus on protecting constitutional rights, promoting fairness, and encouraging better approaches to sentencing.
Winning Big Online? Here’s What You Need to Know About Paying Taxes
Many tax preparation software solutions include features designed for gamblers, simplifying the process of reporting winnings, deducting losses, and filing state-specific returns.
8 Tips for Recovering from a Bike Accident
Recovering from a bike accident takes time, but addressing physical, emotional, and legal concerns effectively will smooth the process.
Explore the World with Confidence: How to Protect Yourself from Legal Challenges While Traveling
Keep these tips in mind while you’re exploring the world, and have a hassle-free, safe, and enjoyable travel experience.
USDA Cuts Away at Big Meat
This rule seeks to stabilize poultry producer payments and adds transparency to contract extension requirements.
FisherBroyles Adds Veteran Attorney James Sze, Strengthening IP and Patent Groups
Sze Brings More Than 20 Years of Domestic and International Experience in Patent Law
Children’s Health Defense CEO, Mary Holland, Esq. Statement on Pardon of Anthony Fauci
Holland went on to say, “I highly recommend that if people have not yet read “The Real Anthony Fauci” by Bobby Kennedy, that they go get a copy now, because they have to understand that the kind of deception and likely fraud that he engaged in during COVID was nothing new.”
Mass Shooters by Race: Demographics of Assailants 1966-2024
Overall, the racial distribution of mass shooters aligns closely with each group’s population size, indicating that no single demographic commits these acts at a disproportionately higher rate than others.