Fueled by accusations against titans of Hollywood, industry and politics, the #MeToo movement is prompting state lawmakers to consider bills that could fundamentally change the culture of dating and sex, Stateline reports. States are expected to grapple with legislation to establish affirmative consent — known...
It looks like the Vegas Golden Knights will need their own parachute, in the form of a strong trademark attorney, to escape potential brand free-fall. While U.S. government agencies have not always been the most effective in policing trademark rights, it appears the Vegas hockey...
Three‐quarters of Americans believe that the U.S. criminal justice system needs significant improvements, finds a new survey by Public Opinion Strategies on behalf of the Justice Action Network. Two-thirds of Republicans (68 percent), and substantial majorities of both independents (78 percent) and Democrats (80 percent)...
Ken Klukowski is an attorney representing the American Civil Rights Union, which filed an amicus brief in support of the challengers in Minnesota Voters Alliance v. Mansky, and is also senior legal editor for Breitbart News Network. This year the Supreme Court will decide whether...
Every year, about 11 million people are booked into U.S. jails. The government running the jail—usually a county—has a constitutional mandate to provide inmates with necessary health care. Little is known about how jails administer their health care programs and whether these programs further public...
If there were a simple solution proven to lead to fewer sick days, higher team morale, happier customers, and a more pleasant work environment, you’d probably give it a whirl, right? What if it could also make you physically and mentally healthier, and even extend...