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Writers can expect further gains in U.S. Copyright Office procedures in 2021, but we may have a fight ahead in Congress to block yet another attempt to effectively revoke copyright protection for so-called 'orphan works,' including those central to some NWU members’ and other writers’ livelihoods.
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The legislation gives the government wide latitude to detain those who might have a contagious disease.
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Things are looking tough right now for Republicans.
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Texas Rep. Jodey Arrington is one of several Republicans who are going to challenge Wednesday's electoral college certification.
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China's state TV has shown off footage of Chinese troops taking part in live-fire military drills after President Xi Jinping ordered his soldiers to be ready for war 'at all times'.
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Jacob Blake, armed with a knife, put the officers trying to arrest him in an impossible situation.
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In Human Action, Mises takes two strong positions that are seemingly contradictory.
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An executive order has accused the Chinese government of using 'bulk data collection' to compile information on US citizens.
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The e-commerce giant said it was starting a fund of more than $2bn (£1.47bn) aimed at creating or preserving 20,000 homes across three regions in the US.
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Nebraska’s governor recently gave an update on the state’s plans to continue rolling out the coronavirus vaccine.
Writers can expect further gains in U.S. Copyright Office procedures in 2021, but we may have a fight ahead in Congress to block yet another attempt to effectively revoke copyright protection for so-called 'orphan works,' including those central to some NWU members’ and other writers’ livelihoods.