Michigan Mandates Face Masks in Public Spaces, Private Businesses
Michiganders who refuse to comply with the order could be charged with a misdemeanor.
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New York Lawmaker Wants Police Officers to have Personal Liability Policies
State Sen. Alessandra Biaggi says tying officers’ misconduct to insurance premiums could disincentive them from using excessive force.
How the Trump Administration is Manipulating International Students to Reopen Colleges
International students, college administrators, and politicians have blasted the Trump administration’s decision to expel foreign students whose colleges and universities are moving classes online amidst the coronavirus pandemic. The Boston Herald reports that, on Monday, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement reversed temporary relief measures it had extended to F-1 and M-1 student visa holders.
Governor Cuts Ties with Company After Teen’s Death
Governor Whitmer announces MDHHS will no longer work with Sequel Youth and Family Services.
Camp Casey’s Horsey House Calls Provide Hope During Pandemic
Horsey House Calls lift the spirits of children during COVID-19 pandemic.
I-96 Corridor Shooter Seeks Insanity Defense
Highway shooter files motion claiming he should have been able to plead insanity.
Some Americans have to Sign Arbitration Agreements to get Stimulus Funds
Consumers would have to read through their prepaid stimulus debit card’s entire card-holder agreement to find the forfeiture.
To Manage COVID-19, Nursing Homes Evict Less Profitable Residents
Nursing homes have become epicenters of COVID-19, kicking out Medicaid residents.
Human Rights in the Federal Prison System
As unpopular as the idea may be, prisoners do have fundamental rights. However, they are not in the best position to pursue them. Therefore, periodic policy reform and legislative interventions are what is desperately needed.