These Vancouver Homes Sold For Millions In 2011 And Have Been Vacant And Rotting Since: Here’s Why
Five years ago, in July of 2011, the house at 4182 West 8th Avenue in Vancouver in sold for $4.6 million. It now rests vacant, abandoned and rotting. Six years…
Facebook’s War On Freedom Of Speech
Submitted by Douglas Murray via The Gatestone Institute, Facebook is now removing speech that presumably almost everybody might decide is racist — along with speech that only someone at Facebook…
Visualizing The World’s Most Famous Case Of Deflation, Part 1
The Great Depression was the most severe economic depression ever experienced by the Western world. As VisualCapitalist notes, it was during this troubled time that the world’s most famous case…
“Fukushima Class Disaster” – L.A. Gas Leak Spewing Lethal Levels Of Breathable Nuclear Material
Submitted by Mac Slavo via SHTFPlan.com, In a breaking development that has been completely ignored by mainstream news sources, the leaking natural gas well near Los Angeles, California is now…
#Nigeria Armed Forces Deny Report That Buhari Making It Impossible To Defeat #BokoHaram
#Nigeria Armed Forces Deny Report That Buhari Making It Impossible To Defeat #BokoHaram – SIMONATEBA.COM 3 Shares Share Tweet Share Email Defence Statement The story carried by some newspapers in…
Court Clarifies Equitable Tolling Rules in Menominee Tribe Case
The Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act allows Native American tribes to take over certain aid programs that would otherwise be the responsibility of the federal government. The Menominee Tribe…
Courtney Love Wins Crazy Twitter Defamation Suit by Her Ex-Lawyer
Twitter can be hard. Politicians accidentally tweet out compromising photos, prosecutors embarrassingly follow porn stars, and Courtney Love accidentally accuses her attorney of being “bought off.” And Love’s Twitter mishaps…
How Will Blockchain Technology Change the Practice of Law?
The blockchain is the technology behind “cryptocurrencies” like Bitcoin and it could quickly make its way into the legal tech sphere. No, don’t worry, blockchains aren’t another “robots will replace…
UN Says WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Is ‘Arbitrarily Detained’
A United Nations panel has issued an opinion declaring that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been ‘arbitrarily detained’ by the governments of Sweden and the United Kingdom for the past…
Meet Practice Point, Thomson Reuters’ Newest Legal Tool
Thomson Reuters, the company behind legal must-haves like WestLaw and FindLaw, launched its newest legal service last week: Practice Point. Practice Point seeks to make legal information more useful and…