As Some States Move to Abolish the Death Penalty, South Carolina Brings Back Firing Squads
Last week, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed a bill requiring people on death row to choose between firing squad or the electric chair, if lethal injection isn’t available.
How the Pandemic Changed the Housing Market
Individuals and households with means jumped at the opportunity to buy a home, even participating in bidding wars or making offers on homes sight unseen.
Supreme Court to Hear Case That May Change Abortion Laws As We Know Them
This week, the Supreme Court announced they will be taking on a controversial case, that places in question the future of abortion rights in this country.
Should We Really Expect A "Hot Vax Summer"?
The Kinsey Institute recently unveiled the results of a national survey looking at the impact of COVID-19 on people’s relationships and sex lives.