The September Jobs Report ReleasedThe Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), showed that August’s disappointing job increase was not an accident. We should treat every data […]
In effect, landlords were required to offer free housing during the pandemic to tenants who had not paid rent. New York City landlords may soon […]
Federal court panels unanimously decided that the restriction of freelancing journalists’ First Amendment rights in California does not violate their freedom to publish as independent […]
Texas governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order on Monday banning any entity in the state—including private businesses—from requiring that workers or customers show proof […]
The 20th anniversary of 9/11 marks the 20th anniversary of America’s first public discussions about surveillance laws such as the PATRIOT Act. It is quite […]
In August 2016, Bloomberg Businessweek revealed the existence of a pilot program being operated by the Baltimore Police Division during which small manned plane circled over […]
A federal decide in August sentenced Daniel Hale to 45 months in federal jail for informing the American public about secret drone killings by the U.S. […]
In Shakopee, Minnesota, HomeTown Financial institution has positioned Tara McNeally on unpaid depart and will hearth her after the native college superintendent complained to her […]
The not too long ago established State and Native Authorities Regulation Weblog (SLoG), which Jonathan Adler wrote about right here, has posted my piece on […]
A federal jury in Boston lately convicted Gamal Abdelaziz and John Wilson in reference to conspiring to get their youngsters into the College of Southern […]
