Author: Neal Earley

It wasn’t until the day before the election that the candidates running for House District 44 were informed by an election official of a little-known law, one that could have altered their campaign strategies had they known about it earlier.Read More

Repeat DWI offenders in Louisiana could face up to 30 years in prison under a new law aimed at drivers who have already caused serious injury or death and then chose to drive impaired again.Read More

A Mississippi federal judge on Wednesday threw out a suit brought by AbbVie and other pharmaceutical manufacturers that participate in Medicaid challenging a law barring their interference with the distribution of discounted prescriptions to pharmacies serving low-income patients.Read More

A landmark anti-trafficking bill made it over the finish line to become law in Colorado this week.Read More

Experts ranked exercising and eating well as the main contributors to a healthier life.Read More

Public records show multimillion-dollar real estate purchases, while former clients allege they lost thousands pursuing immigration casesRead More

A jihadist front is gaining ground across Africa, the Center for Strategic and International Studies warned in its annual risk analysis.Read More

The Trump administration announced on Wednesday its launching the Model Cities Initiative, which will award $300 million to U.S. cities that “restore law and order.”Read More

L.A. wants to put apartment buildings up to four stories tall in some neighborhoods. The City Council passed the plan in order to pump the brakes on a…Read More

New energy passenger vehicles accounted for more than half of China’s total passenger vehicle exports for the first time in April, reaching 52.7 percent.Read More