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Better Days? Biden Administration’s New Immigration Bill To Increase Green Card Allocation
Citing health concerns, former President Trump froze green card processing for new immigrants and suspended temporary work visas. This invariably created a severe backlog, and hurt multiple industries that relied upon skilled workers from other countries. Now with a new person in power, it seems that changes will occur in America’s immigration laws.
How to Get a License For a Home Healthcare Business
If you’re looking to start a venture that allows you to help people and have a positive impact on their lives, then it just might be that the at home healthcare business is for you. The great news is that this is the best time to start one as the pandemic is keeping people out of their doctor’s office and stuck at home. Home healthcare is among the largest growing industries in the world right now. Of course, it’s important that you gather all the information you need in order to get this business off the ground. One of the key things you will need to start this business is…
Promoting Road Safety: Why We Need It Now More Than Ever
Road traffic incidents claim the lives of approximately 1.35 million people every year, according to the World Health Organization. Unsafe infrastructure, speeding, distracted driving, and non-road worthy vehicles, are some of the leading causes of traffic fatalities worldwide. However, road accidents are predictable and preventable through effective planning, management, and implementation of evidence-based measures. Over the last decade, advancements in car safety have proven to be a critical development in tackling these risk factors. This intervention, along with other automotive principles, keeps motorists and other road users safe. Safe Infrastructure Designs As part of Vision Zero, the safe road design principle helps reduce complexity, regulate speed, and allow for human error. Interestingly, safe…
5 Ways to Increase Productivity Working Remotely During COVID-19
There’s no escaping it - we are in a global pandemic. Businesses like restaurants have shut down, and those daily commuters now commute from their bed to their desk instead of to the office. Even law firms have transitioned from in-office work to now at-home work. It’s an abrupt and necessary transition, and we aren’t alone in doing it.
Best Guns for Home Defense
There are several things to consider when arming your home for defense. Things like the size of the household and how many adults and children are in the house. How many family members will be using the firearm, and what are their individual preferences? If you are single, are you living alone, or are there other adults with you in the house who are also keen on using the gun for protection?
The History of Gin
Gin has become one of the most popular spirits of today, often mixed with tonic. However, it’s actually been around for quite some time, with confirmed roots dating back to the 17th century. If you’re interested to learn a little more about your favourite spirit, below you’ll discover a brief history of gin. Where it all started The confirmed production date of gin was reportedly in the 17th century. The spirit is said to have started out in Holland, where it was actually used as a medicine to treat gallstones, stomach complaints and gout. However, some argue that it dates even further back in time and was originally produced in…
Most Famous Gunfights in American History
You've likely heard countless tales of good guys and bad guys battling it out with guns, of cops in pursuit of robbers, and of soldiers fighting for their countries. Some of these tales have become legends, yet some of them did happen in real life. Mankind’s history is rife with conflict, and America the brave isn’t spared from such violence.
Absurd Laws You’ve Been Breaking and Could Be Jailed For
In the free world, every single person has to abide by certain rules of law. Why? Well, there are a bunch of reasons that range from the fact anarchy is packed full of flaws, people can’t be trusted to rule themselves in a whimsical fashion and, above all else, so the rights of the smallest minority are upheld and protected; that small minority being you, the individual. However, for all the good and all the sense that is intended, there are exceptions to every rule and so you can be sure to find some seriously absurd laws upheld the US justice system. You probably know what we are talking about…
Home Sweet Home: How To Deal With Bad Neighbors
One thing that might be wreaking havoc on your life could be your relationship with your neighbor. Because you are at your home at least once in the day, the chances are that you will come across them quite often. You might hear the loud noises they make or see them making a mess all over their front or back yard. It can be hard to get on when you have a bad neighbor. They can bother you on a daily basis, and it isn’t made any easier when you talk to them about things. From a different point of view, it can also affect you financially. If you ever…
Laws to Restrict Unhealthy Alcohol Consumption
Alcohol is considered a social drink by many societies around the world. While others limit the consumption of the drink, there are many others who have no restrictions on the amount of alcohol as well as the drinking age. There are laws with legal age restrictions but you still find a number of teenage drinkers and alcoholics. The states are therefore setting laws to restrict excessive consumption of alcohol. Some of these laws include: Strict penalties Persons and establishments reported to be selling alcoholic drinks to underage teens are penalized. The penalties are high and of course, if found, you will have to go through the civil courts to receive…
