“Stare decisis” means “to stand by things decided.” (Black’s Law Dictionary, 11th ed. 2019). Stare decisis is the doctrine ...

Leading up to Easter, I noticed some people in my community were in upbeat moods. During a recent grocery store run, I wore my baby blue sweatshirt with “Jesus” on the back. While waiting for a store ...

The court ruling on Wednesday is limited to defining the term “woman” within the country’s Equality Act 2010, meaning trans women are no longer protected from discrimination as women ...

In October of 2023, the main YouTube app picked up “Stable volume,” and something similar — “Consistent volume” — is now coming to YouTube Music for Android and iOS. Consistent volume ...

Comorbidities are medical conditions that occur alongside a primary diagnosis. The word comes from "morbidity," meaning the state of having a medical condition, and "co," meaning joint or together. A ...

An erratic White House has created months’ worth of chaos, undermining international confidence in the United States, its economy and its leadership. By Steve Benen Imagine you’re an executive ...

Franklin also chose to differentiate meaning of legal policy and federal authority that ... Knott responded, “You think being here illegally is consistent with the law?” With another pause and stammer ...

The greatest security policies in the world are useless if enterprises don’t have a reasonable, consistent, and reliable way to implement them. I’ve always been a fan of Groucho Marx. I find his humor ...

While this core objective is clear, and the commissioning function appears to have been protected from direct cuts, what exactly this will look like, or what it will mean for the commissioning of ...

I mean, there are days where I look across our coverage list, and there’s not a single green stock left out of all the roughly 120 stocks we cover. It’s been a rough couple of days.

In a super bullish market, you tend to buy stocks without looking at their fundamentals. Similarly, in a bearish market, you may end up selling stocks when they should not be sold. What to do, then?