Going to a Trump Rally? You Must First Agree Not to Sue if You Get COVID-19 While Attending
After a long hiatus, President Trump is finally restarting his popular campaign rallies.
News & Politics
Political News: Biden’s Vice Presidential Pick
Sportsbooks everywhere are eagerly taking bids on who that might be, serving up a smorgasbord of choice bets for political enthusiasts to wager on.
Shared Custody & Essential Workers During a Pandemic
First responders and essential workers are the backbone of the US economy. They give so much to serve the greater general population.
Reopen and Rise!
All around the country, it’s time to reopen and rise! How well we survive the utterly predictable COVID spike is a reflection of our cultural values.
Should You Get Unemployment if You Were Laid Off Due to COVID-19?
If you haven’t been laid off but can’t work for reasons related to COVID-19, such as that you’ve become infected with the virus or are caring for someone who is, or you have child care needs related to COVID-19, you may have a right to sick leave benefits.
Coronavirus Encourages Debt Collectors to Get Nasty
But a spokesperson for one debt collection industry group said companies are trying to show “empathy” for Americans hard-hit by coronavirus.
Congressional Democrats Draw Up Police Abuse & Reform Bill
The proposal includes a ban on chokeholds as well as a national registry for police misconduct.
COVID-19’s Impact on State and Local Taxes
The fiscal ability of local municipalities to maintain public health and economic stability in the face of COVID-19 remains unclear
Looting, Rioting, Protesting Keep Detroit Officers Busy
Demonstrations and destruction follow George Floyd’s death in downtown Detroit.
COVID-19 Could Change the Future of America’s Minimum Wage
The tides may finally be turning for minimum wage employees in America, which could in turn positively impact the rest of the world as well.