Gym Takes Body Shaming to New Heights
A California woman was told to cover up at her gym for “intimidating” the other patrons with her toned body.
Author: Erin Danly
Prior Offenders Get Marijuana Charges Revisited
CO ruled that people convicted of some marijuana-related crimes may appeal those convictions, as marijuana was made legal in 2012.
DOJ Investigates GM Recall Delays, Criminal Negligence
General Motors (GM) is facing several investigations regarding its role in the recent recall of over 1.6 million defective cars.
Mass. Closes Upskirt Photo Loophole, More States Left
Taking “upskirt” photos in the state of Massachusetts is now illegal.
Facebook Tightens Policies on Guns, Stirs Free Speech Concerns
Facebook announced last Wednesday that it would change its policies, and those of Instagram regarding firearms.
Is the Fed Really Profiting from Student Loan Debt?
Should the feds be making money off them while students are struggling to repay their debt in this tough economy?
Gay Rights Supporters Celebrate Latest Victories
The gay rights movement had victories last week at the state level in Arizona, Texas, and Kentucky.
How to Manage a Landlord/Tenant Lawsuit
Although they’re on opposite sides of a lease, landlords and tenants have a lot in common when it comes to lawsuits – including the mistakes they make.
The Good, the Bad, the Hazy – CO Marijuana Roll Out
After two months, it appears that Colorado’s recreational marijuana laws are a success.
5 Steps to Legally Change Your Name
The process for changing one’s name for marriage is pretty straightforward. If the reason is for anything else, it can be a little more convoluted.