Tips to Help Siblings Avoid or Resolve an Estate Battle
Unfortunately, due to hidden resentments, siblings still tend to end up in court suing each other and losing great chunks of their inheritance in the process all too frequently.
News & Politics
U.S. Claims Confucius Institute is a Chinese Propaganda Campaign
As tempers flare between the U.S. and China, the Confucius Institute is labeled as a Chinese propaganda mission.
Relevant Authorities: Organization and Power in Government
The power to make change or fight changes you don’t like lies mostly at the local level. Unfortunately, the local level is also the level of government that is most commonly ignored.
Uber, Lyft Threaten to Suspend California Operations
The companies are threatening to suspend operations after a California judge ordered them to classify their drivers as employees.
What Do You Do After Your Parent Passes Away? 5 Legal Steps
It can be overwhelming to manage an estate alone amidst the grief; that is why you should get as much help as you can.
Contractor Loses Deal After VA Discovers He’s a Sex Offender
VA hospital terminates contract with cleaning company when it discovers the owner is a sex offender.
Top Five Heartbreaking Truths About Online Dating Privacy
A lot of online dating websites collect information about your behavior on the website such as which profiles you view, what you click on, and what you skip. Later on, they can pass the information about your preferences to a third party.
A Comparison of the ACT® & SAT®
In the United States, most students take either the ACT or SAT before applying to a college or university. The ACT is scored between 1-36 and includes sections on English, math, reading, and science, and the SAT is scored between 400-1600 and includes sections on reading, writing and language, and math. Both the ACT and
Anti-Affirmative Action Journal Article Retracted by AHA
The American Heart Association retracts article after author is slammed on Twitter.
Do College Athletes Have Protections if They Become Injured?
Essentially, those who play college sports do so at their own risk, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is integral to the personal safety of every athlete.