Tennessee Children Services Agency Seeks $26m To Curb Issues
The Tennessee Children Services Agency, which has been under scrutiny for its failure to manage the welfare of the most vulnerable children in the state, has recently requested a sum of $26.6 million. The sum will be used to solve some of the pressing problems faced by the agency. The request was put forward by […]
Widow of Mathew Gee sues NCAA for his wrongful death
The NCAA is currently facing charges pressed by Alana Glee, the widow of Mathew Gee, a former University of Southern California football player. Mrs. Gee accuses the NCAA weren’t compliant enough to take necessary precautions to avoid the repeated head trauma her husband endured. Mathew Gee passed away when he was just 49 in the […]
Do I Need a Lawyer After an Accident in Oregon?
If you live in any city within Oregon, you will know how common traffic accidents are in the state. In case you get into an accident, it’s understandable that you may not know about the right action to take. In such cases, talking to an experienced lawyer can help you understand your rights better. What […]
Houston’s ‘No Questions Asked’ Gun Buyback Criticized By Democratic District Attorney
While the Houston gun buyback initiative may be a way of combating violent crime in the city, Kim Ogg, the Harris County District Attorney, is concerned about the consequences of such events. In a letter addressed to several officials, including the Houston police chief and the sheriff, Ogg put forward her opinion that while this […]
California State Lawmaker, Ken Cooley, Keeps The Insurance Legislation Conversation Going
Ken Cooley, a California State Assemblymember since 2012 has been assigned a critical responsibility- to bring together state legislatures from across the US to overcome partisan differences. This is aimed at a long enough understanding of insurance. This task taken up by Cooley is in association with the National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) where […]
Coronavirus Data – Comparing Nevada before & after the vaccines
There are so many articles and opinions being shared across the web and social media in regards to vaccines and the coronavirus. We wanted to take opinion out of it, and just look at what the data says about how well the vaccines are performing. As of 11/24/2021, the number of people vaccinated with at […]
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s Engagement For Hulu Show
The news of Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s engagement has taken the internet by storm, with fans flooding the couple’s social media with good wishes for their future. The fans are in for another surprise, though. As per sources, they will be able to witness the romantic engagement ceremony of the couple soon as the […]
Celebrating 90 Years of Service — MO Highway Patrol
This year marks the 90th anniversary of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. It all began in 1931 with a superintendent, six captains, 55 troopers, and a few civilians, all credited with establishing the Patrol’s history of service and protection. “Even though we’ve expanded and developed over the last 90 years, our primary goal is to […]
Oregon Towns Make A List Of Places With The Highest Divorce Rates In The US
The divorce rates in the USA have been declining in recent years, and as per some news reports, millennials are to blame! The people of this generation are taking their own time to choose their life partners instead of marrying at a younger age. And this has led to lesser chances of divorce among them. […]
Cannabis and cocaine seized in big Niger and South Africa drug busts
Drugs worth 100 million euros were confiscated from various bases spanning over the African and Middle-eastern region. In two of the cases, Interpol busted people unlawfully loading large shipments of drugs in huge trucks to be transported to various parts. Following secret information, Interpol teamed up with the police and customs from 41 countries and […]