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Doxxers Could Face 7 Years’ Jail as Privacy Act Reforms Loom
The federal government is set to introduce laws that could see the sharing of private information without consent end in substantial jail time.
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20 States Want to Allow Assisted Suicide
Minnesota is looking to adopt laws that would allow so-called assisted suicide.
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US Government Targets Gun Owners
The United States now has red flag laws to restrict the possession of firearms. The controversial laws allow for guns to be confiscated from gun owners.
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Free Speech Battle Heads to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is readying to hear a case that could determine whether censorship on social media platforms is legal.
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After 2-Year-Old Girl Shoots Self, Man Becomes First Person Charged Under Michigan’s Gun Storage Law
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Insider Trading in Congress Criticized as Legalized Corruption | Live With Josh
Stock trading by members of congress is being criticized as a legalized form of insider trading.
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New Laws Require Australian Employers to Prevent Workplace Harassment
This significant shift emphasises the responsibility of employers to create a safe and inclusive working environment rather than onus being on the employee.
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‘Bad Blood’ Between Taylor Swift Fans, Ticket Marketplaces After Concert Debacle Sparks State and Federal Legislation
Ticket fees, secondary markets, and transparency have become hot topics surrounding live events.
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Tooting Your Own Horn
Should state or local authorities be allowed to outlaw the honking of car horns when a person is not issuing a warning but registering an opinion?
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‘Crushes People’s Souls’: Victorian Liberals Call for Extensive Prison Reform
Over 37 percent of all people in Victorian prisons are currently unsentenced.
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Sen. Raphael Warnock Claims He Has Never Opposed Voter ID
Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) claimed on Thursday that he has never been opposed to voter ID legal guidelines.
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Doxxers Could Face 7 Years’ Jail as Privacy Act Reforms Loom
The federal government is set to introduce laws that could see the sharing of private information without consent end in substantial jail time.
|
20 States Want to Allow Assisted Suicide
Minnesota is looking to adopt laws that would allow so-called assisted suicide.
|
US Government Targets Gun Owners
The United States now has red flag laws to restrict the possession of firearms. The controversial laws allow for guns to be confiscated from gun owners.
|
Free Speech Battle Heads to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is readying to hear a case that could determine whether censorship on social media platforms is legal.
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After 2-Year-Old Girl Shoots Self, Man Becomes First Person Charged Under Michigan’s Gun Storage Law
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Insider Trading in Congress Criticized as Legalized Corruption | Live With Josh
Stock trading by members of congress is being criticized as a legalized form of insider trading.
|
New Laws Require Australian Employers to Prevent Workplace Harassment
This significant shift emphasises the responsibility of employers to create a safe and inclusive working environment rather than onus being on the employee.
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‘Bad Blood’ Between Taylor Swift Fans, Ticket Marketplaces After Concert Debacle Sparks State and Federal Legislation
Ticket fees, secondary markets, and transparency have become hot topics surrounding live events.
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Tooting Your Own Horn
Should state or local authorities be allowed to outlaw the honking of car horns when a person is not issuing a warning but registering an opinion?
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‘Crushes People’s Souls’: Victorian Liberals Call for Extensive Prison Reform
Over 37 percent of all people in Victorian prisons are currently unsentenced.
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Sen. Raphael Warnock Claims He Has Never Opposed Voter ID
Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) claimed on Thursday that he has never been opposed to voter ID legal guidelines.
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