The Seattle Minimum Wage Study, a study supported and funded in part by the Seattle city government, is out with a new NBER paper evaluating Seattle’s minimum wage increase to $13 an hour and it finds significant disemployment effects that… Read More ›
Chicago, IL – It seems that the toxic swamp waters of Washington D.C. are trickling down into divorce courts throughout the nation. According to 41% of members in a recent survey of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), the… Read More ›
Samara, Costa Rica — Like we needed another reason to visit Costa Rica, Luv Burger, a plant-based restaurant has announced their grand opening of the world’s first beach front vegan restaurant. Nowhere else in the world can you eat 100% plant-based… Read More ›
Arlington, Va.—In an important decision handed down this morning, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the state of Missouri violated the U.S. Constitution when it barred a church-run preschool from participating in the state’s playground resurfacing program. The ruling in… Read More ›
Laguna Beach, CA ― Why do some people dive, some survive and others thrive? The answer, Randall Bell, Ph.D., reveals, is surprisingly simple: choices. Bell, a socio-economist and the CEO of Landmark Research Group, has developed an easy-to-follow formula for authentic… Read More ›
The Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications is a nonprofit accrediting agency for journalism programs. Bradley Hamm, the dean at Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism, has called the council’s accreditation review process “flawed,” “superficial,” “extremely time-consuming,” and… Read More ›
Palm Beach County, Fla. — Cultural tourists are treating themselves to a bounty of activities, exhibitions, and experiences on the streets of Palm Beach County this summer season. It’s not all about the county’s pristine beaches and potential clothing-optional beaches this summer,… Read More ›
With the Fourth of July just days away, the personal finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2017’s Best & Worst Places to Celebrate 4th of July to go along with interesting stats about the holiday in its Independence… Read More ›
As diabetes continues to be a leading cause of death in the U.S., one woman shares how she reversed her diabetes in her new book, “Secrets of My Vegan Kitchen.” In 2010, Nara Schuler was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes… Read More ›
Atlanta, Georgia —In a major victory for students and parents in the Peach State, the Georgia Supreme Court today unanimously affirmed a lower court ruling dismissing a frivolous constitutional challenge to Georgia’s thriving tax credit scholarship program. The Court ruled that… Read More ›
