Social Welfare is for Radicals
When governments are unable or unwilling to fulfill the social contract, radical groups may step in to provide needed social welfare services.
News & Politics
FAQ: What You Need to Know About Your New Pup
Several human foods are labelled as non-toxic for pets. It is essential to get trustworthy information on this topic, which is why you can always ask your local vet for advice.
College Students Want Tuition Refunds as Coronavirus Forces Classes Online
Students say many online courses simply aren’t worth the tuition they still have to pay.
Michiganders Begin Pushing Back Against Whitmer’s Restrictive Stay Home, Stay Safe Orders
Yesterday, Michiganders from across the state surrounded the capital to protest Gov. Whitmer’s restrictive Stay Home, Stay Safe orders.
5 Shocking Motorcycle Accident Statistics
All things considered, motorcycle crashes can happen for unexpected reasons. It is important to be careful while you’re riding and put safety first.
Paid Leave Benefits and the Emergency Relief Package
This assistance will cover many people who are not generally afforded such benefits, including the so-called “gig economy” workers and part-time employees.
Michigan’s Unemployment System Ill-Equipped to Deal with Historic Claim Rates
Michigan’s Labor Department estimates that one out of every four residents filed unemployment claims by the morning of Tuesday, April 14th.
Relationship Between Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
According to the United Nations, human rights apply to all humans regardless of sex, ethnicity, race, nationality, language, religion and other statuses.
Resilience and Efficiency During Crisis
In good times, resilience looks a lot like waste, but what’s the benefit of a system too efficient to be useful in times of need?
New DV Safety Precautions Established Amid Coronavirus
New resources are being put into place for abuse victims amid COVID-19.