Rhode Island’s relatively new approach to treating opioid addiction in prisons and jails now provides the three main medications for opioid addiction to inmates, with few strings attached. The three medications — buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone — are considered to be the gold standard of...
Today, more than ever, it’s imperative for small law firms to hire the right attorneys. Small law firms are hiring contract attorneys and per diem attorneys to avoid the risks and costs of hiring a permanent staff of associates, and the trend is here to...
Universities should take a more aggressive approach to address “toxic masculinity” on campus, particularly in their athletic programs, according to a New Jersey-based sports psychologist. “People want to pretend that they’re doing something about it,” said Mitch Abrams, a psychologist who specializes in anger management and...
The Mad River Local Schools district near Dayton has installed 32 safes among its schools, each containing a semiautomatic pistol and a removable magazine loaded with bullets. There are no armed security guards at the schools. The weapons are for teachers and staffers who have...
After Florida’s school shooting, conservative commentators seized on an unlikely target: an Obama-era guidance document that sought to rein in the suspensions and expulsions of minority students. Black students have never been the culprits in mass shootings nor have minority schools been the targets. The...
President Trump abandoned his promise to work for gun control measures opposed by the National Rifle Association, embracing its agenda of armed teachers and incremental improvements to the background check system, the New York Times reports. After the Florida high school massacre, Trump called on...