SSI vs. SSDI Benefits: What is the Difference?
If you are disabled and can no longer work, you may want to apply for SSI or SSDI benefits.
News & Politics
Investigation: Chicago Blackhawks Video Officials Didn’t Report Sexual Assaults
An internal report commissioned by the team found that its top administrators ignored sexual assaults to keep Blackhawks focused on the 2010 Stanley Cup championship.
5 Ideas to Speed Up the Green Card Process
You can simply ask for expedited processing if you file the paperwork at an office, or over the phone if you have sent them in by email or through a website.
Russian Man Proposes to Girlfriend After Her Assault Trial
Man proposes to girlfriend at a trial in which she was set to be sentenced for attacking him with an axe.
ACLU Lawsuit Says Banning Discussions About Race is Unconstitutional
Prohibiting students from learning about critical race theory perpetuates intergenerational racism, lawsuit asserts.
“Hamilton” Accused of Retaliation, Discrimination Against Black, Non-Binary Performer
The EEOC Charge includes additional allegations of discrimination and harassment committed by cast members and management.
Real Solutions for Supply Chain Problems
Knockdown effects from the pandemic have caused supply chain problems across the globe. Solutions exist; we just have to practice the freedom we preach.
Amazon Created Knockoffs, Modified Search Results to Boost Sales
Amazon insists search results are based on customer’s queries. Internal docs suggest otherwise.
This Week in Rideshare: Offices, Shares, and Reports
Uber taps Chicago, a company rewards gig workers, and Lyft releases its first safety report. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Too Many Die without Optimal Care for Crash Victims
The Red State Blue State divide continues from when in 2017, I last called attention to the problem that Red States care less.