Immigration Courts Resisting Coronavirus Closures
In a rare show of unity, immigration judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys have demanded immigration courts postpone cases until after coronavirus can be controlled.
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Investigators Find Allegations Against Lucido to be Credible
Sen. Peter Lucido likely engaged in sexual inappropriate behavior.
EARN IT: A Virtue-Signaling Trojan Horse
The EARN IT Act masquerades as a protector of children, but it’s still the same old government wanting to peek at our online communications.
Commission Says Judge Should be Removed for Sexual Harassment
New York’s Commission of Judicial Conduct recommends judge be removed from the bench.
Trump’s Decision to Ban Non-Citizen Travel from Europe Takes E.U. Leaders By Surprise
E.U. leaders say they weren’t given advance notice of the president’s travel ban.
Veterans Affairs Threatens to Cut GI Bill Benefits to University of Phoenix
The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to halt GI Bill benefits to five schools, including the University of Phoenix and Temple University. According to The Washington Post, the decision follows an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission and a panel of state attorneys general. Collectively, they’ve determined that the affected colleges use deceptive recruiting
Think about People with Disabilities – What Are Their Rights and How to Help Them
Please drop the inspirational remarks, speeches, and condescending comments.
Damages in a Medical Malpractice Claim
It is essential that before you go ahead to claim any damages as a result of medical malpractice, you determine precisely what costs you will be suing for.
U.S. Response to Coronavirus Remains Inadequate Even After Trump Exposed at CPAC
As other countries have enacted quarantines and set up thermal imaging stations in airports, the United States has struggled to simply distribute test kits.
White Supremacists Arrested for ‘Swatting’ Crimes
Hate group leaders arrested on swatting charges.