Opinion

The most common reason someone does not have a will is procrastination. The second-most common reason people do not have

On June 15, a federal agency released the first-ever reports measuring car accidents involving driver-assistance technology. The National Highway Traffic

Finding a missing person can take a while. Procedural delays in investigations can cost precious minutes, hours, and days, making

The U.S. Supreme Court reversed course on how state governments should interact with tribal authorities in criminal matters this week

One of the most stressful aspects of traveling is the fact that something could go terribly wrong with your transportation.

You can do almost everything online these days. Want a pizza? Order online. Want to prepare and file your taxes?

Anytime you post on social media, do an internet search, or subscribe to a newsletter, you leave a digital footprint

A federal appeals court has found that a North Carolina school’s dress code violated female students’ constitutional rights. From its

As expected, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a New York law restricting the carrying of guns outside the home

A Missouri appeals court recently affirmed that GEICO must pay out a $5.2 million arbitration award to a woman who