A new study documents a shift from smoking to vaping among adolescent cannabis consumers, which the researchers think shows there is “an urgent need for public health intervention and increased regulation.” But it is hard to see how that conclusion follows from the survey data, especially since vaping avoids the potentially dangerous combustion products generated … Read more
From today’s Third Circuit decision in Fdrlst Media, LLC v. NLRBby Judge Thomas Hardiman, joined by Judge Anthony Scirica: The Employer [FDRLST] operates The Federalist, a right-leaning internet magazine that publishes commentary on cultural, political, and religious issues of current interest, including labor issues. In June 2019, the Employer found himself at the center of … Read more
Earlier this week, Congress held the first open UFO hearing in 50 years. Among those who pay attention to such things, there were mixed feelings of excitement and trying not to get hopes up. For those who don’t pay much attention to such things, the potential implications are still enormous. Planetary, or even galactic in … Read more
Dear WeAreTeachers:I’m a parent and first-grade teacher. Juggling these different roles and responsibilities has been a challenge, to say the least. This year, I have missed quite a bit of school. I was out for 10 days with COVID. I also needed to take care of my two young kids when they were sick. We … Read more
The Second Amended Complaint also alleges that the same content appeared online, alongside other statements that Plaintiff: “used international government travel to drum up business for his hedge fund”; “used Congressional staff to work for the fund” (omitting the fact that the staffer worked for the fund when Plaintiff was not a member of Congress); … Read more
Do you know a budding equestrian or a child otherwise fascinated with horses? Have you ever been in the company of a child when passing or driving by a pasture of horses? The awe and wonder these creatures inspire in children is hard to deny. Learning about and caring for these animals can impart lessons … Read more
The Ipcress File. Available now on AMC+. If there were some kind of multimedia award for most screenplay adaptations that have literally nothing to do with the source material, The Ipcress File would be the hands-down winner. (Okay, okay, Frankenstein would be a strong contender, too.) It started as an act of revenge. British novelist … Read more
What Is Social Media Marketing? Social media is so popular that for many people it’s the first thing to check when they wake up and the last thing to do before they go to bed. It doesn’t matter if you run a small business or a big company, you need a social media presence. If … Read more
To the limited extent that there was an upside during the early days of the pandemic, empty roads and reduced enforcement of petty traffic laws made what driving was still to be done relatively stress-free. But now that life has returned to something closer to what passes for normal these days, cars are back on … Read more
If we are “sick of massacres,” says the headline over Gail Collins’ latest New York Times column, we should “get rid of the guns.” Which guns? Collins herself is not sure. Sometimes she seems to be talking about the rifles that politicians call “assault weapons.” She refers a few times to “assault rifles” and mentions … Read more