One of the biggest issues of the future will be how to deal with all the new and sophisticated dangers that come with going digital. Most of our everyday activities are increasingly conducted online – from paying your bill to getting … Continue reading
The social security number is used by the government to identify all citizens of the USA. Losing a social security card is therefore every citizen’s worst nightmare. As a matter of fact, the loss of such a crucial can turn … Continue reading
It can be a hassle to lose government documents. Not only will it take time and effort to start the process of replacing them, but if the documents or identification fall into the wrong hands, there is a possibility that … Continue reading
There are certain documents that you should always store safely due to the nature of the information that they carry. For instance, your birth certificate and your social security card contain information that can easily be used to commit crimes … Continue reading
In mid-October, Ex-DEA Agent Joe Ranazzisi appeared on 60 Minutes to expose details of how pharmaceutical lobbyist and the US Congress have worked in conjunction to knowingly derail DEA efforts at curtailing the opioid epidemic. “Rannazzisi accuses the distributors of … Continue reading
Recently, approximately 143 million Americans had their sensitive personal information exposed due to a data breach at Equifax, one of the top three major credit reporting agencies in the US. According to a post on the FTC’s website, the breach … Continue reading
Divorce law is set to change in September 2017. Laws are all around us, and many are constantly being updated and redefined in order to adapt to the world around them. All of these have the ability to vastly change … Continue reading
Part I – Social Reforms Spring 2017 marks a year and a half since the Law and Justice (PiS) party won the General Election and formed the Government of the Republic of Poland. It is more than a year since … Continue reading
Last week, president Donald Trump vowed to spearhead a boom in the American auto industry, announcing a regulatory measure backed by many large auto companies, and going on to say that he would protect their employees. Speaking at a testing … Continue reading
In order to meet the Canadian government’s commitment of a 30 per cent reduction in Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions by 2030, the country’s commercial buildings will be looking to slash their emission contributions by nearly one-half. Late last year, the … Continue reading