Celebrity couples who might tie the knot in 2016
The private lives of celebrities aren’t really private at all. Who among us can resist news of their engagements, marriages, baby bumps, and the goofy baby names they choose for their offspring?
Author: Mary Fetzer
Prince died without a will. What happens to his estate?
As the world continues to reel from the death of Prince, surprising news recently emerged that he died without leaving a will, opening the question: What will happen to the music legend’s massive estate?
Can you sue for a bad tattoo?
Before you let someone inject your skin with permanent ink, did you do your homework to ensure that you were dealing with a reputable establishment? Even experts make mistakes.
Mail-order brides are legal. Should they be?
Since the nineteenth century, marriage brokers have been hooking up single American men with women. It’s legal, but is it safe? And how often is the process abusive toward women?
Should medical marijuana be legal for kids?
If your child was diagnosed with cancer, what would you do to ease her suffering? Adam Koessler, a concerned father in Australia, gave his daughter cannabis oil—a decision that led to his arrest and having his child taken away from him.
Voter Registration 101
About 7 in 10 eligible Americans are registered to vote. Voting lets your voice be heard, and that’s important for every election, particularly the looming presidential election of 2016. It is your right and your responsibility to register—and then, of course, to actually vote.
Sell your home without hiring a professional stager
Prospective buyers want to imagine themselves living in your home, and a house that is properly staged is more likely to sell quickly and profitably.
Police can—and sometimes do—legally form a “posse”
The Wild West is alive and well in rural central Pennsylvania. Clearfield County Sheriff Wes Thurston has called for citizens to join the very first Volunteer Clearfield County Sheriff’s Posse, a force of deputies who—armed with their own handguns, shotguns, and rifles—will help uphold the law.
Driving apps to keep your teen driver safe
Helping your teenager obtain a driver’s license is a rite of passage, but it’s terrifying to think about turning over the keys to a 3,000-pound weapon. Fortunately, technology can help monitor your teen driver’s activities behind the wheel, even when you’re not in the car.
What’s hurting education the most?
Here are some of the arguments currently being made in favor of two primary conservative ideas on how to fix our education system: abolishing Common Core, and rethinking the use of tenure.