I Am Pregnant—When Should I Marry the Baby’s Father? A Legal Perspective in New York State
By Anne Webster
The question of whether and when to marry the father of your unborn child is deeply personal, often entangled with cultural, …
Top 7 Warning Signs You May Need to Consider Bankruptcy
Recognizing Financial Hardship Before It’s Too Late
For many individuals and families, financial hardship can sneak up slowly—credit card balances grow, collection notices pile …
New $250 “Visa Integrity Fee” Could Make Visiting the U.S. Costlier for Many Travelers
By Mary Campbell
A controversial new travel fee—dubbed the “visa integrity fee”—was enacted as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill, signed into law …
The Dignity Act: Two Futures for American Immigration
By Anne Webster | Editorial credit: Joshua Sukoff / Shutterstock.com
The United States stands at a precipitous crossroads on immigration policy, facing two fundamentally …
Good Trouble Lives On: Honoring Congressman John Lewis with a National Day of Action
By Pearl Phillip |Editorial credit: Ryan Rahman / Shutterstock.com
Congressman John Lewis, the late civil rights icon and U.S. Representative from Georgia’s 5th District, …
This Week in Labor History
July 6
Rail union leader Eugene V. Debs is arrested during the Pullman strike, described by the New York Times as “a struggle between …
The Health Divide: The ‘Silent Killer’ Affects One in Three Black Men in the U.S.
By James E. Causey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Reporter | Center for Health Journalism Contributor| Photo courtesy of Leonard Wilson
At first glance, 59-year-old fitness …
Give Your Marriage the Care It Deserves — No Crisis Required
Sometimes you just need a reset.
By Sandy Connors
Marriage isn’t always about surviving major crises or navigating dramatic breaking points. Often, it’s about …
When Should I Speak with a Bankruptcy Attorney? A Comprehensive Guide to Timing, Preparation, and Avoiding Debt Consolidation Traps
By Brian Figeroux, Esq., the Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates
Facing overwhelming debt is a deeply personal and often frightening experience. Credit card …
DHS to End ‘Shoes-Off’ Travel Policy
Editorial credit: Jim Lambert / Shutterstock.com
Passengers can now keep their shoes on at TSA security checkpoints
WASHINGTON—Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a