Self-Reliance: A Positive COVID Result
International shipping is out-of-whack due to the pandemic, but self-reliance may be one of the best skills we learned in 2020, so let’s use it!
News & Politics
Curtis Flowers Will Receive $500K from Mississippi
Flowers will receive restitution from the state.
Will the Pandemic Recovery Bring Changes to Gender Inequality?
During the COVID-19 pandemic, women were adversely impacted by business and school closures, highlighting a level of gender inequality that must be addressed in the post-pandemic era.
CFPB: Lenders Can’t Discriminate on Basis of Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or CFPB, has said it will enforce a federal ban on lenders who discriminate against applicants on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. According to The Hill, the CFPB announced its decision on Tuesday. In an official statement, the agency explained that it has interpreted the Equal Credit
Who are Jeffrey Epstein’s Victims?
The Jeffrey Epstein victims compensation fund will pay from the deceased financier’s estate, which is valued at $630 million.
What is the Visa Bulletin?
The process of getting a Visa is a long one, and it is longer still if you want a permanent residence card or green card.”
COVID-19 and the Timeline of Its Impact on California Courts
California has 58 different trial courts and six appellate districts. All of them have different resources and capacities, making statewide COVID-19 operational orders impossible to implement and follow.
Doctor Attends Virtual Hearing from Operating Room
Plastic surgeon chooses to appear on screen in court while performing surgery.
The Future of Online Privacy: 2021 Predictions
Privacy issues have existed for a long time, and with the need for technology increasing daily, there is no end in sight. Nonetheless, 2021 will offer some workable solutions that will pave the way for better data security for individuals and companies.
Supreme Court Says Georgia Student Can Sue Gwinnett College, Even If It’s Just for $1
In a strongly-worded dissent, Chief Justice John G. Roberts said that his colleagues’ ruling could compel federal courts to weigh in on petty issues.