Why Intersection Accidents Are a Growing Legal Concern in Washington
Intersection accidents are not just a symptom of bad driving, they are often the result of design, oversight, and planning decisions that have legal consequences.
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What You Need to Know About NYC Sidewalk Violations in 2025
With the rise of automated inspections and drone-based surface scanning, property owners can expect increased scrutiny.
Opioid Funds Fuel Law Enforcement Spending Debate
Communities debate law enforcement spending from opioid settlement recovery funds.
What Percentage of Gun Deaths are Suicides? Firearm-Death Statistics in the U.S. (2025)
Most gun deaths in the U.S. result from suicides: a trend that declined during COVID due to increased homicides, but which has now increased back to nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths.
Memphis Doctor Faces 46 Charges in Device Reuse Case
Memphis gynecologist faces 46-count federal indictment for alleged medical fraud.
NCLA Asks en Banc Fifth Cir. to Rehear Jurisdiction and Jury Trial Rights Issues in FDIC/NCUA Cases
Cornelius Campbell Burgess v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., et al.;
Jeffrey Moats v. National Credit Union Administration Board, Board Member Todd Harper, et al.
Toledo High School Football Star Wins Appeal to Stay in the Game
Shumaker helps Kayden Zoeller regain eligibility to play for St. John’s Jesuit High School after transfer.
“Trump Score” Revived – Texas Lawmaker Voting Alignment Just Released
Large divides exist within both Democratic and Republican parties on Trump’s policies.
76th Annual Arthur S. Flemming Awards Honors Twelve Public Servants
Venerated journalist and former C-SPAN CEO, Susan Swain to Emcee November 2 ceremony in Washington, D.C.
Dozens of States Sue to Prevent Suspension of SNAP Benefits
“Millions of Americans are about to go hungry because the federal government has chosen to withhold food assistance it is legally obligated to provide,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.