House, Senate Reach Agreement on Anti-Robocall Bill
In an announcement last week, the House and Senate finally agreed on a bill to put an end to robocalls.
News & Politics
Supreme Court Considers Whether Encouraging Illegal Immigration is a First Amendment Right
United States vs. Sineneng-Smith started off as a fraud case–now it’s expanded into a First Amendment appeal.
Bolivian Coup About Racism, Batteries
The Bolivian coup resulted in the exile of Evo Morales and widespread violence towards the Indigenous community. Why? Religion. Money. Racism. Lithium.
New Jersey Orders Uber to Pay $649 Million in Back Taxes and Fines
At issue, yet again, is Uber’s insistence that its drivers are independent contractors.
Acid is Thrown on Hispanic Man, Hate Crime Charges Pursued
Hispanic man has acide thrown on his face in alleged hate crime.
Supreme Court Hears Arguments Between Comcast, Byron Allen
Allen says that Comcast considered his race when rejecting a contract they’d initially seemed eager to approve.
Congress Tries to Stop Amtrak from Implementing Arbitration Clause
The clause would prevent passengers or their estates from suing in the case of a crash.
No Police, No Peace? Maybe Not
Some cash-strapped municipalities can’t afford law enforcement. But is having no police such a bad thing? Not when they’re corrupt “bad apples.”
Juul Pulls Mint-Flavored Nicotine Pods from U.S. Market
Juul’s new chief executive says the company wants to build trust with regulators and the public at large.
Golf and Trump – The Implications for Global Trade
Simply put, just like your round on the golf course with Trump, there’s only one winner. And it won’t be you.