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When disaster strikes, governments opt for one of two standard orders to the public: Get Out! and Stay Home! When hurricanes, floods and other forecastable catastrophes occur, evacuation is obviously…
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Mesothelioma is a type of cancer that gets its name from the fact that it originates in the mesothelium, which is a thin layer of cells that line the organs…
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May
May
A recent case before the Vermont Supreme Court in which an emergency room nurse revealed to police that an intoxicated woman she had treated intended to drive home, emphasizes the…
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May
May
According to a recent survey, almost half of women and nearly a quarter of men have been victims of cybersexual harassment. Overall harassment figures were at 81 percent for women…
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May
May
Desperate for income, worried about bills and eager to get back to their normal lives, most people are appalled by the mere thought of extended quarantine. But it seems likely…
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May
May
Governor Andrew Cuomo says he plans to let some PAUSE restrictions expire in mid-May, but he will extend others. Does that mean the COVID-19 crisis is almost over, and how…
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May
May
Stay-at-home orders (due to the coronavirus) have contributed to an uptick of valid sexual assault complaints, and advocacy groups are bracing for an even large increase to come. Isolation and…
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May
May
When an employee advises their employer that they have been diagnosed with COVID-19, management must act quickly in order to protect staff and customers, while wading through contradictory rules and…
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May
May
Many parents may still be unaware of changes to New York car seat laws which took place back in November. The state was the 10th one to pass the child…
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May
May
Protecting all Americans, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security – CARES Act provides workers and their families with direct economic assistance, helping small businesses and preserving jobs. Passed by…