Tag: law
It isn’t surprising that social media apps are dangerous for children...
It would seem that the target audience for the majority of social media apps is constantly getting younger. With this shift in online culture...
Singapore’s fake news law has free speech activists worried, but only...
Free speech advocates in Singapore had quite a scare this month over the country’s newly established “fake news” law. The Protection from Online Falsehoods...
Europe’s short-sighted tech laws
Europe has cemented its reputation as being one of the toughest enforcers of Silicon Valley tech companies, and rightly so. Throughout Europe, people have...
Mind your own business: Georgia’s new restrictions on abortion set a...
Actress Busy Philipps shared a deeply personal experience on her show Busy Tonight. After hearing that Georgia passed a new law putting new restrictions...
Colorado sheriff’s decision not to uphold state gun laws should not...
Colorado Sheriff Steve Reams recently told CNN that he would rather go to jail than enforce a newly introduced gun law. He wishes to...
A healthy society requires strengthening vaccination laws
There has been a sharp decline in the number of individuals getting vaccinated over the course of several years globally. Research has shown that...
AFSCME patient care and technical workers set to strike this April
Following an unfair labor practice lawsuit filed against the UC system last week by Patient Care Technical workers, who are represented by the American...
Ethnic Studies courses should be a requirement for high school students
A bill recently introduced by Assemblyman Jose Medina, (D-Riverside), a former ethnic studies teacher, seeks to make ethnic studies a high school graduation requirement...
Updating the U.S.’ asylum laws is a matter of life or...
It is often stated that the U.S. is a nation of immigrants; this fact holds true today as much as ever, as nearly 1.5...
California should follow San Francisco’s lead in weeding out marijuana convictions
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon announced that the city would revisit marijuana-related convictions dating as far back as 1975,...