Precious Metals Fraud: Scams Increase with Precious Metals Prices
Gold attracts buyers from every walk of life and economic status. The concept of owning gold gives a person a sense of security and wealth that can outlive multiple generations.
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Can the Other Parent Dictate My Behavior During COVID-19 When It’s My Week with Our Child in Ohio?
Having shared custody over children during scenarios such as today’s COVID-19 pandemic can be distressing for any parent. Fear can drive them to make irrational decisions, such as dictating their co-parent’s time with the child.
What Legal Rights Do Grandparents Have Concerning Their Grandchildren?
In order to build and have a great bond with your grandchildren, it is initially important to have one with your own kids.
Unemployment Benefits Scams: 10 Common Unemployment Scams Targeting Americans
Do the best you can to avoid being scammed by keeping yourself educated and being cautious, especially when the offer you’re receiving is too good to be true.
Senate Set to Schedule Vote for SCOTUS Nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett
The Senate is planning to hold a confirmation vote for Judge Barrett on Monday, despite Democrats’ claims of conservative hypocrisy.
Younger Volunteers Will Step in for At-risk Seniors at Polls
Nationwide campaigns are encouraging a younger generation to work the polls during the pandemic.
Griswold and Barrett in Your Bedroom
Having Amy Coney Barrett on the Court may be a big win for evangelicals, but small-government conservatives should think twice before cheering.
Lawsuit Alleges Learning Environment at Kettle Moraine School District is Toxic Due to Racism
Earlier this week, Kettle Moraine School District was sued after a student came forward with allegations that she and her peers were and continue to be the targets of racism.
Senate: U.S. Customs and Border Protection Conducted “Unauthorized” Operations in Guatemala
The Department of Homeland Security and CBP allegedly conducted operations without so much as informing the State Department.
Michigan Board of Canvassers Approves Petition to Recall Attorney General Dana Nessel
An Albion man has filed no fewer than five petitions to recall Nessel. While all his previous attempts failed to be approved, the latest has been cleared for circulation by the state.