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Frightening Video Shows Toddler Climbing Locked Pool Ladder
A viral video shows a 2-year-old boy climbing the outside of a locked pool ladder by wedging his little feet into the gate’s open slats. The…
SCOTUS and the Travel Ban
Sugar coat this any way you like. Call yourself a conservative or a liberal. The recent Supreme Court decision relating to President Trump’s so-called travel…
Unarmed Black Teen Shot and Killed Running From Police
Deadly police shootings of unarmed citizens across the U.S. have sparked some of the most fervent national protests in recent years. The outcry has been…
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Son—Please hold My AR-15 While I Confiscate Your Vape Pen
The Trump administration has announced its plan to eventually ban flavored e-cigarettes. The reason? A series of vaping related deaths—6 to be exact. Please don’t…
Sentencing: Equal Justice & Common Sense
At breakfast this morning with friends and family the controversial admissions scandal was brought up. Specifically, whether or not Felicity Huffman deserved jail time for…
Journey Into Justice Podcast
Author/Attorney Mark M. Bello and Blog Talk Radio host Simon Barrett are pleased to announce the launch of their Journey Into Justice Podcast, which aims to explore…
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Will Proposed Changes to Trucking Hours-of-Service Rules Make Highways More Dangerous?
On Sep. 17, trucking industry stakeholders held a second listening session regarding the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) proposed changes to the hours-of-services rules…
CDC Updates Case Count in Investigation of Vaping-related Lung Disease and Deaths
Recently, I blogged about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Sep. 9 warning letter issued to JUUL Labs, Inc. for illegal marketing of its…
Facing Rising Fatalities, San Francisco Makes Efforts to Reduce Pedestrian Accidents, Injuries, and Deaths
In 2014, San Francisco launched its Vision Zero plan to eliminate all traffic fatalities by 2024. Yet, halfway through the 10-year plan, the City is…
