Helping Those Who Help Us During COVID-19
Michigan firm expresses appreciation for those who care for others during the COVID-19 pandemic.
News & Politics
Study Shows Certain Supplements Decrease Overall Death Risk
Glucosamine and chondroitin may decrease one’s overall mortality risk as much as regular exercise.
Yessenov Linked to “Unexplained Wealth Order” Corruption Investigation
The Times revealed that Nazarbayeva owns the buildings via companies located in the British Virgin Islands and in Abu Dhabi.The addresses for the properties range from 215 Baker Street to 237 Baker Street, which includes the fictional address of Sherlock Holmes at 221b Baker Street.
California May Legalize Online Gambling: Pros and Cons
This tremendous tax revenue could be just what California needs to survive its current struggles from the pandemic. Maybe, just maybe, the dollar signs will win out and gambling tax revenue can start supporting California
Can You End Up in Jail for Online Gambling?
The truth is that online gambling has the potential to land you in jail but the likelihood is quite low. But as every gambler knows, gambling carries inherent risk. So for some players, perhaps the possibility of ending up in jail — just raises the stakes a bit higher.
What Does the Upcoming Biden Administration Mean for the 2nd Amendment?
The results of the senate elections and the makeup of the courts will have massive impacts on what can be accomplished with regards to the 2nd Amendment.
The Conjoined States of America
Hardly united, our country is more like the conjoined states of America, but separating the two major cultural factions would be messy. Perhaps fatal.
Whistleblower Case Leads to Retraction of Study Findings
Published papers of a German cognitive psychologist are retracted after her co-authors come forward.
Michigan Senate Passes Bill Intended to Limit Public Health Orders to 28 Days
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is not expected to sign the bill.
Justice Department Sues Alabama Over Prison Conditions So Bad They’re Unconstitutional
The federal Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Alabama, alleging that conditions in the state’s prisons are illegally bad. In its complaint, the Justice Department claims that Alabama and its corrections system have taken insufficient steps to protect prisoners from violence—violence from their fellow inmates, and from facility staff, too. According to National