Lawsuit Calls Private Prisons in Arizona a Form of Modern-Day Slavery
The law seeks a reconsideration of the term slavery, insofar as it applies to private corporations that profit atop incarceration.
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Illinois Unemployment Data Breach Results in Class-Action Lawsuit
After mismanaging the Illinois unemployment system that led to a data breach, Deloitte is being hit with lawsuits from frustrated residents.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer Asks Court to Stop Gyms from Opening
Gov. Whitmer argued that the state does not need to provide precise metrics to make a public health decision.
Oregon Lawmakers to Address Coronavirus, Police Reform in Special Legislative Session
Police unions have been critical of suggested reforms, including a curb on the ability of union-appointed arbitrators to overturn disciplinary decisions.
Republicans Angered By Supreme Court “Betrayals” on DACA, Gay Rights
Some Republicans, like President Donald Trump and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, appear to have forgotten that the judiciary is an independent branch of government.
Global Health Issues, Racist Matters and Global Warming Problem: Emergence of Fourth Generation of Human Rights?
The fourth generation of human rights consists of the holistic approach based on the consideration of the integrated political, civil, economic, environmental, health, and development rights.
Natural Disaster Survival: A Disaster Preparedness Checklist
While you can’t stop a disaster from happening, you can prepare for it.
The FDA is Using Internet Registries to Stop Opioid Sales
The government is partnering with internet registries to stop illicit opioid sales.
Gym World Inc. Sues Massachusetts Governor Over Continued Gym Closures
The owners of Gym World Inc. recently decided to sue their governor, requesting that gyms be allowed to reopen immediately.
What Defunding the Police Really Means
Defunding the police doesn’t necessarily mean abolishing them. It’s altogether more useful and appropriate: investing in real solutions.