Study Shows Vitamin Use Can Slow Memory Decline
Cognitive decline may be decreased with the use of a daily multivitamin.
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Most Parents are Okay with Using Preowned Child Safety Equipment
Parents are willing to buy highchairs, car seats and other safety items secondhand.
U.S. Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge to New Biden Immigration Policies
In an 8-1 decision, the justices dismissed a Republican-led lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s decision to prioritize the arrest and deportation of violent felons.
IAALS Releases National Framework for States to Create New Tier of Legal Professionals Who Can Offer More Affordable Legal Help
“The legal profession is failing to protect most people and it is clear that we can no longer rely on lawyers alone to be the answer. We need an ecosystem of legal professionals outside of lawyers, and ALPs are a critical component of narrowing the justice gap,” says Houlberg.
How to Maintain Your Mental Health as a Law School Student
Whether friends, family, schoolmates, professors, coworkers, or employers, build a support system around you.
States Need Better Crisis Stabilization for Mental Health Emergencies
There’s a greater need for crisis units as the mental health crisis continues.
Processed Foods are Causing Significant Health Risks in Americans
Processed foods cause heart issues, weight gain and cancer, among other issues.
What Do Modern Tenants Look for in a Rental Agreement?
The length of the rental lease should be clearly stated from the start date to the agreed-upon finish date.
CHD Files New Action Against Legacy Media Organizations for Antitrust and Free Speech Violations
The complaint alleges that as members of the Trusted News Initiative (TNI), Defendants colluded with one another and with social media platforms to target and censor rival online news publishers, violating the Sherman Antitrust Act and the First Amendment.
Hopelessly Compromised SEC Dismisses Dozens of Cases Due to Widespread Agency Misconduct
SEC publicly admitted in April 2022 to the existence of a so-called control deficiency within its administrative adjudication system.