Atlanta was both the first city in the United States to develop federal public housing projects, and the first to do away with them. ...

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The world recently observed the 34th anniversary of its worst nuclear disaster on April 26, 1986.  On that day, the Number 4 reactor at...

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The COVID-19 Pandemic had a profound impact upon the development of young lawyers - and judges are taking notice!  Most recently, judges...

It is well known that state actors (such as intelligence agencies) and those sponsored by hostile states commonly use cyber attack...

This past St. Paddy's day marked the 35th anniversary of the most costly theft of personal property, valued in excess of $500M, in world...

The tariffs announced by the administration since January have been largely based on powers that allow the discretion to address a...