Affordable Housing in a Rebuilt Economy
Affordable housing was an issue even before COVID-19. Now we must decide what homes are for: sheltering people, or making a profit?
News & Politics
Senate to Begin Bipartisan Coronavirus Stimulus Negotiations on Monday
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said any stimulus package will have to offer businesses broad immunity from coronavirus-related litigation.
Recall Petition Allowed to Proceed Against Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan
Judge Mary E. Roberts recently approved a petition to recall Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan.
Florida State Clarifies Parent Work-at-home Communication
FSU forced to follow up with telecommute note after the university receives backlash from employees.
As COVID-19 Rages On, Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuits Skyrocket
Pregnancy discrimination lawsuits are on the rise, leaving some businesses wondering how to respond.
Family Buys Street Vendor’s Whole Cart, Sets Up GoFundMe
Family buys street vendor’s whole cart of pops, then sets up fundraiser to help him retire.
Financial Tips for People Caring for Children and Aging Parents
The key when you are planning for the future, particularly when supporting aging parents and children still at home or needing support, is that you plan and ensure you are covering your financial needs as well.
Trump Administration Backs Down on Plan to Deport International Students with All-Online Classes
The Trump administration was facing lawsuits from hundreds of schools across the country.
Quadriplegic Wins Battle Against Insurance Company Over Wheelchair Request
Ali Ingersoll, a quadriplegic, recently won an insurance dispute over a wheelchair request that was originally denied.
The Greatness Hiding Behind the Wall
The big, beautiful wall may not be worth everything that we’re paying for it.