New Connecticut Employment Laws Effective October 1, 2021
Thursday, September 30, 2021 Several employment laws come into effect on October 1, 2021. As…
Monthly Archives: September, 2021
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5th Circ. will not reconsider the decision on the FLSA exemption for seafarers
Container ships wait off congested Los Angeles and Long Beach ports in Long Beach, California,…
Texas GOP-drawn redistribution maps look ripe for defeat in court challenge, lawyer says
Click to enlarge Wikimedia Commons / Chmorich Republicans-controlled Texas Lege is developing new voting cards…
FROSTMAN COLUMN: New Texas Law Could Have Local Impact on Abortion Debate | Opinion
They congregate, come the wind or the rain, or a cold snap in early October.…
She planted her face in her salad at the Country Club. Who killed her?
In the difficult times of the past, many mystery enthusiasts sought comfort more than obscurity…
Science News Roundup: Scientists Get Close to Solving Caribbean Algae Mystery; The coronavirus can change the function of cells in the pancreas; certain genes can protect the spouse of an infected person and more
Below is a summary of current science briefs. Scientists get closer to solving Caribbean algae…
Weitzman Postdoctoral Fellow Matthew Miller appointed to the Philadelphia Art Commission
Matthew Miller, a postdoctoral fellow from the Stuart Weitzman School of Design, will serve on…
State ‘audit’ of 2020 elections wastes taxpayers time and money
If it weren’t so bad, it would be funny. Gov. Greg Abbott turns around and…
“Light from Uncommon Stars” review: Weird and brutally honest
The story of a young trans runaway meeting a woman who has one more soul…
Review of “Joan Mitchell”: an explosive capsule of an extraordinary career
I have rarely seen a show that engages its audience so viscerally. In “Joan Mitchell,”…