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Cities with the Most Illegal Drug Raids in the Past Decade
Education, treatment options, and local community support can help reduce the demand for illegal drugs and ultimately diminish the need for DEA raids.
Gun Ownership by Gender in 2024: Closing the Gender Gap
As women continue to embrace firearm ownership, this shift not only reflects changing attitudes toward personal safety but also signals a broader cultural transformation.
Legal Pitfalls to Avoid When Setting Up a Self-Directed IRA
By avoiding common pitfalls, you can protect your investments and secure your financial future.
Prescription for Violence: The Corresponding Rise of Antidepressants, SSRIs & Mass Shootings
Despite interference from pharmaceutical companies, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) eventually began issuing black box warnings on antidepressants.
The FTC Investigates John Deere’s Equipment Repair Policies
Farmers have raised concerns that John Deere’s repair policies prevent them from making necessary repairs to their equipment.
This Week In Rideshare: Service Animals On Lyft, Competitive Pay, and Uber Driver Protests
Lyft adds service animals, states with the highest pay and drivers protest in NYC. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Santander Predatory Lender Execs Moved to Exeter Finance
Executives evaded accountability by transitioning from one firm to another.
Elder Law Insights: Planning for the Future with Confidence
Legal planning is essential not only for protecting assets but also for ensuring that an individual’s personal and healthcare wishes are honored.
AMA, Physician Organizations Call for SCOTUS to Keep Unregistered Firearms Out of Criminals’ Hands
The AMA supports commonsense measures to reducing the toll of firearm deaths and injuries in the U.S.