The Most Outrageous Laws in North Korea: Violation of Human Rights
There is a ‘three generations of punishment’ policy. If you break the law, not only you, but your family for three generations forward will be punished as well.
News & Politics
Winning: The Elephant in the Room
Nobody is pretending that Trump will earn the popular vote, but the President has other plans for winning that we need to talk about.
After a Wave of Parent Complaints, Hasbro Pulls Inappropriate Princess Poppy Toy from Store Shelves
Hasbro recently found itself the target of parental anger over a Princess Poppy toy that makes inappropriate noises when a button between her legs is pressed. Fortunately, the company is removing the toy from store shelves.
Friday’s End Sinks Hopes of a Timely Coronavirus Stimulus
Republican leaders refused to approve $1 trillion in aid for state and local governments, causing the negotiations to fall flat.
How to Protect Student’s Online Privacy
In some cases, when a student must use a website or app for school and there is no commercial purpose, Coppa allows schools to exercise consent on behalf of parents.
4 Legal Problems That Veterans Face Today
The issue for many veterans is this becomes a slippery slope that, once merged with other debt and financial requirements, leads to many of the issues covered already, such as mental health concerns and even homelessness.
Poland Contemplates Bowing out of the Istanbul Convention
Poland will decide whether it will continue to be part of an anti-abuse treaty.
Another Day, Another Conservative Lawsuit Claiming Face Mask Mandates Risk Killing Freedom
This time, members of the Minnesota Voters Alliance say Gov. Tim Walz’s mask mandate–coupled with a 1963 law banning masks at polling places–could make them too afraid to cast a ballot.
War on the Suburbs: How HUD’s Housing Policies Became a Weapon for Social Change
There is, without mincing words, a War on the Suburbs in America. It is a war not against a geographical location or a type of housing or community, but an attack on a way of life.
Revel Halts NYC Scooter Service After 2nd Fatal Incident
Last week, Revel announced it was suspending its ride-share scooter service in New York City after a second fatal incident.