If you’re struggling at home you’re not alone; more than 300 million children aren’t able to attend school and more than six million people have applied for unemployment within a … Read More
This fall, wildfires have been ravaging the West Coast and spreading rapidly across the state of California, destroying practically everything in its path. This past September, the drought-stricken state has … Read More
Just days after hackers exposed the names, emails, home addresses, sexual preferences, and credit card numbers of some 32 million people using extramarital affair service Ashley Madison, the first divorce … Read More
Baby boomers rejoice: Florida is no longer the only option to go when you retire, and it shouldn’t be long before word starts to spread on the incredible benefits of … Read More
Sometimes tragedy can make a hero out of the people we least expect. This was the case for 5-year-old Lexi Shymanski, who displayed tremendous courage in saving her family’s life … Read More
In a recent report from the Huffington Post, California is facing backlash for its lead paint court ruling from a group of “small and independent business owners.” This group, named … Read More
We all understand the storm of emotions within the context of “Fifty Shades of Gray,” but what about a gray divorce? More and more this is a term that lawyers … Read More
Most people dream of someday owning a beautiful, spacious house in a nice neighborhood, complete with the proverbial white picket fence to top it all off. Alexis Stephens and Christian … Read More
Car break-ins aren’t necessarily an uncommon phenomena. The FBI reported 721,053 thefts of motor vehicles in 2012, or 229.7 break-ins per 100,000 cars. Yet there’s evidence that the reasons behind … Read More
Instances of house fires and carbon monoxide poisonings are major risks in late winter and early spring; the latter claimed the lives of three Ohio children, and left another hospitalized. … Read More
