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Democrat lawmakers plan to use their status as the majority party in both the House and Senate to focus on climate-related issues.

The Zambia National Women’s Lobby (ZNWL) has attributed the increase in Gender Based Violence(GBV) cases in the year 2020 to the Coronavirus pandemic. The organisation has indicated that in the third quarter of 2020 alone, the Zambia Police recorded a total of 7,640 GBV cases countrywide out of which 1,849 were children representing 24.2 percent of all victims with 1,363 being girls. ZNWL Executive Director Juliet Chibuta in a statement issued to ZANIS today, says the police observed that during the initial stage of the COVID -19, victims of GBV were hesitant to report cases due to restrict...

2020 has seen several important developments in product liability law. These developments signal that a variety of challenges are on the horizon for plaintiffs in 2021 in three specific areas: product liability class actions alleging adverse health effects; claims relating to the sale of prescription medications; and "mass tort" claims. No "workable methodology": an effective defence to certification In 2013, the Supreme Court of Canada affirmed in Pro-Sys Consultants Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation 1 that, at certification, plaintiffs must demonstrate a "workable methodology" for determining...

Dan Roodt, American Renaissance, February 25, 2006 I was given the opportunity to change the title of this topic but I have preferred not to, even though I do not think that South African whites in general or the Afrikaner people in particular are a tribe. Rather, as I have suggested in my essay published in American Renaissance in May/June 2004, which was reprinted in my book The Scourge of the ANC, Afrikaners are a “cultural nation of the European type”: “During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, they went through a great Romantic movement, a flowering of literature, translation...