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Why Whiplash Is a Common Symptom of Rear-End Collisions
It’s common that rear-end collisions result in symptoms of whiplash. To determine how these symptoms develop, we must first consider the laws of physics. Newton’s first law of motion states that a body at rest will remain at rest, and a body in motion will remain in motion, unless it is acted upon by an…
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The Government Contractor Defense: Colorable Under the Federal Officer Removal Statute
If certain conditions are met, the Federal Officer Removal Statute confers subject matter jurisdiction on federal courts and allows a defendant to remove an action against it based on state law claims from state court to federal court. One of those conditions requires the defendant to have raised a colorable federal defense to the plaintiff’s…
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U.N. General Assembly Calls for Lasting Peace Deal in Ukraine
The assembly overwhelmingly adopted a resolution calling for a peace agreement that guarantees Ukraine’s sovereignty. Several of Russia’s key allies abstained, including China, Iran and India.
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Bulgarian Factories and Secret Task Forces: How the West Hunts for Soviet Arms
Ukraine has long relied on Russian weapons for its armed forces. Now it is scrambling to get Soviet-era ammunition for those weapons, with the help of manufacturers even in rural corners of Eastern Europe.
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Turkish Builders Come Under Intense Scrutiny Over Shoddy Construction
More than 43,000 deaths in Turkey from an earthquake have raised painful and angry questions over whether some of those fatalities could have been avoided with better building standards.
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Wagner Leader’s Feud With Russia’s Military Leaves Questions About War Effort
The leader of Wagner appears to have backed down from his latest criticism of Russia’s senior command. But his vitriolic remarks suggested more discord in Russia’s war effort.
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Want That Coffee With Olive Oil? Starbucks Thinks Italians Will.
The company has amassed an audience in Italy, and now it is betting on two very Italian ingredients.
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Anne Imhof, Dancing in the Ruins
The German provocateur’s opening in Los Angeles shows her choreographic skills and obsession with youthful nihilism. But when the performers leave, the emptiness remains.
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Willie Cole’s Ecological Interventions Turn Trash Into Art
The artist invited the community in Newark to reimagine objects that would otherwise be destined for a landfill — to look at them in a fresh, imaginative way.
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Prime Video’s Workplace Horror-Comedy The Consultant Loses Its Edge
Christoph Waltz entered into a type of Faustian agreement a few years ago when he won two Oscars from two Quentin Tarantino movies, playing the kind of character who turns the trait “inquisitive” into a threat. Hans Landa of “Inglorious Basterds” was a great role for him in particular, and he has shown different shades…
