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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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Jacob Blake, armed with a knife, put the officers trying to arrest him in an impossible situation.
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A COVID-19 vaccine may have arrived, but government lockdowns are far from over.
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Spoiler alert: They won't want to.
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A new report estimated the US government could raise $48 billion a year by taxing remote work. But is making remote work more expensive a good idea?
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How Bruckner, Scott, 'Doctor Who' — and tea — helped this columnist survive the pandemic.
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Growth management policies raise home prices, hinder urbanization, and may even worsen the 'sprawl' they aim to prevent.
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'I’m going to remind myself, you started something,' Jimmy Galligan told the paper. 'You taught someone a lesson.'
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Recently, the State Department’s Policy Planning Staff published an analysis of 21st-century Chinese conduct meant to provide the underpinnings for a new American approach to contending with Beijing’s growing might. Did they get it right? What is the nature of our competition with China? And what should we be aiming for? A recent panel examined these questions.
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.
