By Sophia Do The Indiana Jones era of cultural looting is over. The race among curators and art dealers to acquire prized artifacts to be put up on display in American museums is now a thing of the past. Today, in the face of accountability, many renowned museums are returning looted works of art to […]
By: Mariana Salazar At the start of a new job, buried in the intimidating stack of onboarding paperwork is typically a consent form for a background check, accompanied by disclosures detailing the information that will be collected, how it may be used in employment decisions, and your rights to request copies of the report. Employers […]
By: Samantha Whitsel In the last week of October, Big Macs, taco kits, frozen waffles, and pre-made chicken are all products subject to food recalls across the United States. 2024 is predicted to be a record-breaking year for food recalls in the United States. Europe is facing a similar dilemma, the European Union has said […]
By: Samantha Morales The citizens of the United States are fortunate enough to have the explicitly enumerated constitutional protection of freedom of speech and expression. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution states that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of […]
