What to Look for in an Offer Letter (Besides the Money)
Photo: pixelfit (Getty Images) If you’re a recent college graduate or preparing to start your first salaried position, you might never have seen a job offer letter before, and it’s…
How to Get In On the Lawsuit Against Apple’s Terrible MacBook Keyboards
A California judge has certified a class-action lawsuit against Apple for the damage-prone butterfly keyboard design included in MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro models manufactured between 2015 and 2019.…
The Most Common Jury Duty Myths, Debunked
Photo: B.E. Lewis (Shutterstock) When it comes to jury duty, people typically fall into two categories: those who want to avoid it at all costs, and those who can’t wait…
How To Find Legal Advice If You Can’t Afford a Lawyer
Photo: BrAt82 (Shutterstock) Considering the average hourly rate for a lawyer in America ranges between $100–$300, many people can’t afford to hire an attorney. There is relief available, however, in…
Is police use of face recognition now illegal in the UK?
By Chris Stokel-Walker A police face recognition camera in Cardiff, WalesMatthew Horwood/Getty Images The UK Court of Appeal has unanimously reached a decision against a face-recognition system used by South…
How A Case Gets To The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is back in session making rulings that will affect the lives of millions of Americans, shining a spotlight on how cases arrive to be heard by the…
Can a young person’s genes really set them up for a life of crime?
Most adolescents dabble in delinquency, but few become lifetime offenders. Long-running studies can help tell us why and improve policing, says psychologist Terrie Moffitt Humans 8 July 2020 By Terrie…
Terrie Moffitt interview: Can a young person’s genes really set them up for a life of crime?
Most adolescents dabble in delinquency, but few become lifetime offenders. Long-running studies can help tell us why and improve policing, says psychologist Terrie Moffitt Humans 8 July 2020 By Terrie…
India Together: Why the Chhattisgarh sterilisation tragedy may happen again – 24 November 2014
With a recent drug sample report confirming the presence of rat poison in medicines administered to Chhattisgarh’s hapless tubectomy victims, it is yet another wake-up call for India to address…