Plenty of drivers in states across the country are familiar with the dreaded red light traffic cameras; plenty of state legislatures have already banned the cameras, due to an outpouring … Read More
In September 2014, Charles Severance, 54, was charged with the murder of three well-known residents in Alexandria, Virginia over a 10-year period. Previously known for his unsuccessful political campaigns, which … Read More
More New York residents will be able to keep their apartment leases after a recent Court of Appeals ruling declared rent-stabilized apartments exempt from seizure during personal bankruptcy filings. The ruling … Read More
The recent hack of Sony Pictures’s computer networks and systems has unearthed a veritable treasure-trove of private email communications between Hollywood executives, and continues to be the gift that keeps … Read More
Women in Quebec who are over the age of 40 and hoping to have a child via in vitro fertilization may soon be racing against not only their body’s own … Read More
At the end of October, The United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) released its Fiscal Year Work Plan outlining new and ongoing … Read More
Since September, a group of about 30 Alzheimer’s and dementia patients have gathered once a week in the MacPhail Center for Music in Minneapolis, not for any conventional treatment or … Read More
Much of the legislation that has been debated in recent years has pinned two important factors against each other: economic cost versus potential health benefits. The recent proposal to enact … Read More
One World Trade Center, the building that now stands tall in the void left after the 9/11 attacks, was intended to be one of the most energy-efficient buildings in the … Read More
The internet can be a tricky place when it comes to protecting one’s intellectual property, but hoaxes can spread just as fast as stolen photos. The latest in a round … Read More
