What’s the right way to teach your kids about sex? Most people fumble through a rambling explanation of the mechanics of it, followed by an admonition that it should be…
The Federal Communications Commission has hit a stumbling block in its efforts to enforce net neutrality on internet providers. Why? According to Judge David Tatel of the U.S. Court of Appeals,…
Automakers selling cars in the United States are obligated to report defects and issues with their vehicles to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) within about 5 days of…
In 2006, California adopted a law that would cut greenhouse gas emissions by California oil refineries, manufacturers, cement plants, utilities and other carbon polluters starting in 2012. A new initiative slated…
Last month in Massachusetts, a new law went into effect that was passed back in 2007. The law says that all businesses that have personal data on MA residents need…
Illegal wiretapping has been a touchy issue since Watergate, but after 9/11 it became something for every citizen to be concerned about. When the Bush administration put the Terrorist Surveillance…
A Federal Judge in Boston has ruled that mutual fund companies are subject to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act just as other companies who directly hire workers. Mutual fund firms, such as…
Pope Benedict XVI is invoking the Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act (FSIA) to avoid responding to claims that he is ultimately responsible for crimes committed by Catholic priests. The Vatican and the United…
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