How to Co-Parent Successfully During the Global Pandemic
As if co-parenting wasn’t already taxing enough, the addition of a global pandemic to the equation has undoubtedly more than doubled the stress for parents everywhere
News & Politics
Survey Shows Teachers May Not Return in the Fall
New poll suggests there could be a shortage of educators next school year.
Department of Justice Announces support for Lawsuit Filed Against Gov. Whitmer’s Stay-Home Orders
The U.S. Department of Justice announced it will support those seven businesses who sued Governor Gretchen Whitmer over her stay-home orders.
7 Things You Didn’t Know About the World of Legal Interpreting
Legal interpreting services will be on high demand for as long as immigration continues among countries. Many imagine legal interpreters in courtrooms only, but there’s more to it.
West Virginia Veterans Hospital Hit with Lawsuit Over Wrongful Insulin Injections
The Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center was recently hit with a third lawsuit over a patient death from a wrongful insulin injection.
Safety Tips for Drivers and Cyclists
If you are going to operate a car or bicycle, being cautious and safe is always a good idea. When you are driving or riding, there are many different tips that should be followed.
Standing Up and Facing Down Corruption
Recent news is full of people standing up and facing down the systemic problems that plague their communities, and not a moment too soon!
Chinese Government Will Likely Continue Tracking Consumers
COVID-19 tracking software on consumers’ phones in China may be here to stay.
Norma McCorvey, Roe v. Wade Plaintiff Turned Pro-Life Champ, Was Never Really Anti-Abortion
McCorvey became an outspoken pro-life activist in 1995–but, near the end of her life, “Jane Roe” confessed she’d been paid off by anti-abortion groups.
Schakowsky, Garcia, Porter Ask Treasury Secretary to Clarify Airline Guidance on Layoffs
“It is disgusting to see some airlines break the law and accept federal funds intended to protect employees’ pay checks and then cut their pay anyway,” said Sito Pantoja, General Vice President of Transportation for International Assoc. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.