U.S. Suicide Rates Were Highest in 2022
Experts believe the nation’s suicide rate will continue to climb.
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How Bathroom Renovation Projects Can Affect the Value of Your Home
Building a location that resonates with modern lifestyles and societal ideals is more important than just making it visually appealing.
More than 150 Members of Congress Applauded by Farm Groups for Standing Firmly Against Hinson-Marshall EATS Attack on Family Farmers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 150 Members of the U.S. House joined in sending a letter to U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “G.T.” Thompson, R-Pa., and Ranking Member David Scott, R-Ga., citing their opposition to the so-called Ending Agriculture Trade Suppression (EATS) Act, H.R. 4417/S. 2019, led by Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, and Sen.
Tips for Building Your Case Against Deportation
Building a defense case against deportation can be a complex process that requires legal expertise and support.
Divorce Attorneys and Asset Distribution: Ensuring Fairness and Protection
Dividing assets during a divorce can have significant tax implications.
University at Buffalo Hazing Lawsuit Settled for $665,000
The lawsuit was filed after a University at Buffalo student died after being forced to perform vigorous physical exercise as part of an apparent fraternity hazing ritual.
Social Media Users Post Regardless of Engagement, Research Shows
Habitual social media users tend to post misinformation, hate speech and other dangerous content.
Solving the Housing Crisis the Usual Way
With mortgages north of 7%, rents on the rise, and abuse of the unhoused growing more socially acceptable, what’s the best endgame for the housing crisis?
How to Choose the Right 9/11 Lawyer for Your Victim Compensation Fund Case
Choosing the right 9/11 lawyer can make all the difference in the size of your payout.
Americans Identify as Religious, Not Seen That Way
Affluent countries don’t view the U.S. as very religious compared to other countries.