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News & Politics
National Advertising Division Finds Flag Image on Kendamil Infant Formula Packaging Conveys Supported Message about Products’ Origin
Fast-Track SWIFT is an expedited process designed for single-issue advertising cases brought to the National Advertising Division (NAD).
Ahead of Paris Games, SafeSport Issued Findings of National Athlete Survey
Results underscore need for sport culture change, will guide prevention strategies.
How to Protect Electric Vehicles from Cyberattacks
Manufacturing companies must prioritize security from the beginning of their design process.
Legal Risks to Consider Before a DIY Renovation
Taking these precautions ensures that your renovation is successful, secure, and compliant with all laws.
How Credit Scores Can Limit Housing Options
It is important to know where you stand and try to improve it if you can, and that’s why good financial literacy is key.
When AI Stock Picks Go Rogue, Can You Sue the Algorithm?
The laws about robo-advisors are still changing, so staying informed and updated is important.
Farm Bill’s Gift to China and National Security Threat to Us
Giving a monopoly on food to China should be a non-starter in agricultural policy and a red-line issue for legislators that all should pledge never to support.
How to Legally Dispose of Electronic Waste
By adopting responsible practices and embracing innovation, we can create a more sustainable approach to managing electronic waste.
Factory Farmers’ Latest Legal Maneuver to Resume Sales of Pork from Pigs in Extreme Confinement Fails Yet Again
Voter-approved ballot measure to restrict sales of pork from sows kept in gestation crates remains in effect at all food sales outlets in Massachusetts.