4 things you didn’t know about Inauguration Day
Inauguration Day only comes once every four years – here’s a few fun facts you might not know about the big day.
Author: Jessica Walters
Summer safety: What you need to know about kids in cars
38 children die each year from heatstroke when left alone in cars. A look at laws and safety tips to know for a safe summer with the kids.
For Fathers’ Rights, Laws Lag Behind Society and Science
Paternal rights laws trail behind science and social changes. A look at headlining custody cases and what they mean for fathers’ rights.
Tanning Beds Join Cigarettes, with New Federal Warning Labels
Intent on curbing melanoma rates, the FDA is requiring tanning bed manufacturers to warn consumers about the risks of indoor tanning beds.
Millennials Aren’t Buying: Why They Can’t or Won’t Buy Homes
A look at the social and financial reasons why millions of young adults are missing from today’s real estate market.
High on the Job, with a Doctor’s Note?
At odds over marijuana legalization: employers who want drug-free workplaces and workers who say it’s unfair to punish legal, off-duty use.
Can Landlords Screen Renters by Income and Credit Score?
A San Francisco landlord sparked outcry when he asked tenants for income and credit scores. Know your rights as a tenant and potential renter.
VA Scandal: Treatment Delays, Wait-Time Cover-ups, Falsified Records
The Justice Department is expected to investigate the VA on charges of record tampering, destruction of documents, and neglect of veterans.
Teen’s Death: Self Defense, or Montana Law Gone Wrong?
The killing of an exchange-student prankster has renewed the self-defense debate, raising more criticism of the Montana’s “Castle Doctrine” laws.
5 FMLA Facts for the Working Mother-to-Be
Here’s what you need to know about the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) before you have your baby.