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China is on the verge of becoming the world’s third space-faring superpower and its celestial intrigue has triggered American apprehension.

Will the electric charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure be there to support the newly minted ZEV drivers after 2035?

The Opioid Epidemic did not arise by chance. Opioids were intentionally integrated into our society in the 1990s from the onset.

On May 6, 2021, the NARA realized that items from former-President Trump’s time in office were not handed over before Trump left office.

Firearm accessibility under the Constitutional right to “bear arms,” and subsequent statutes and regulations, is a frequent topic of debate.

Semiconductors, or “chips,” are the foundation for most modern technological products.

Numerous altercations between passengers and drivers in the last few years have caused many Uber and Lyft drivers to install cameras.

Surprisingly, the tattoo industry in the United States is largely unregulated.

The Rideshare transportation and gig-economy network is an emerging legal dilemma with limited judicial precedent and regulation.

The Minor League players have the federally protected right to be unionized and have recently elected to be represented by the MLBPA.

While the clash between Starbucks Corporation (“Starbucks”) and its non-unionized employees is not the first – it won't be the last.

A bill such as the CAOA making it this far is a momentous achievement, but the uphill battle cannabis is far from over.