So You Want to Start a COVID Farm?
With the virus exposing the weak spots in our globalized economy, there’s no better time to start a COVID farm to improve your food security.
News & Politics
Attorney Suspended for Falsifying GPA on Application
Attorney is suspended for providing false information on employment paperwork.
Is Breaking a Quarantine Order a Crime?
American officials are urging individuals to stay at home, but these orders aren’t being enforced with punitive measures, yet. If we want to avoid this type of scenario, then the best thing we can do is collectively adhere to social distancing measures being recommended across the board.
AB5 Needs Enforcement Now More than Ever
It is imperative that California ensures prompt compliance with AB5 to protect our dedicated and vulnerable workforce. For each day that passes while nothing is done, our collective welfare declines.
Former Diversity Recruiter Sues Facebook Over Alleged Discrimination
Anastasia Boone Talton, a former diversity recruiter for Facebook, recently sued the social media company over discrimination claims.
Poor Coronavirus Coverage May Have Fox News Afraid of Lawsuits
Fox News recently terminated prime-time host Trish Regan, who called coronavirus a “scam” at the beginning of March.
Republican U.S. House Candidate Sues Michigan Governor for Shelter-in-Place Order
Eric Esshaki says it’s impossible to obtain the 1,000 signatures needed to qualify for primaries with a shelter-in-place order in effect.
Abortion Protesters Sue Michigan Gov. Whitmer for Civil Rights Violations
A group of anti-abortion activists are suing Michigan, saying its shelter-in-place order curbs religious freedoms.
New York A.G. Letitia James to Investigate Videoconferencing App Zoom
While the attorney general’s office was quick to praise Zoom, it raised repeated questions about the app’s security measures.
Democratic Senators Urge Airlines to Give Customers Cash Refunds
Airlines have already received billions in bailout money, even as ordinary Americans struggle to apply for unemployment benefits.