Richardson PA

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

Is marketing the press secretary or attorney general?

Does marketing represent the business? Or does it represent the market AND the business?

An attorney general wants to suspend a doctor for prescribing the powerful opioid drug fentanyl...

The attorney general’s worries about improper prescribing go beyond this one doctor.

Port: Attorney General Drew Wrigley is making a mistake by refusing an outside investigation

There are plenty of honest questions about this situation that are unanswered. A thorough, independent investigation could perhaps answer some of them. At the very least, it could illuminate which steps need to be taken to keep this from happening again.

Why I and other attorneys general are saying no to Purdue Pharma’s settlement

The deal simply doesn’t hold the company and its owners accountable.

Attorney general to ignore new report finding that commonly-used forensics are bogus

Top prosecutors say they’ll continue relying on bite marks, shoe prints, and other flawed evidence.

12 Things to Know About Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates

Why is a conservation group endorsing candidates for Secretary of State and Attorney General?

As Michiganders, we know the value of water. It surrounds us, it shapes our way of life, and it defines us as the Great Lakes state.

Feel like your Internet is too slow? The Attorney General is investigating that

Does your Internet speed feel like a throwback to the dial-up era? Or are you paying for extra broadband, without... Read More

What a Libertarian Attorney General Could Do

Have you received your stimulus payment yet? Attorney General warns of thieves stealing checks

Have you received your stimulus check yet? Some folks are still waiting patiently for theirs to come in the mail.

Attorney General: People fired for using marijuana outside work should get benefits

The commission is considering whether a positive marijuana test constitutes misconduct for workers employed by companies with policies against it.

Attorney General's Office gives tips on potential scams after derecho

As many are looking for help to clear tree limbs and fix damage, how can you find a contractor who won't rip you off?

A question for Garland: Do you know how it feels for POTUS to target you?

The attorney general cannot let this culture of violence go unpunished.

It takes a team to fix the Justice Department

Should Facebook be broken up?

Should Facebook be broken up? The FTC and the Attorneys General from 46 states say yes.

Independent Contractors or Employees: Why It Is so Important to Use the Proper Classification for...

Over the past few years, there has been a concerted effort on the part of the US Department of Labor, as well as various state attorneys general, to…

Big Changes to Credit Reports Are on the Way: What It Means for You

Attorneys general in 30 states reached a settlement with the major credit reporting agencies to make some important changes in consumer credit reports.

Why Google is in deep trouble for tracking your ‘dark patterns’

Attorneys general are suing Google for deceiving users to get their location data. A central complaint stems from the use of "dark patterns."

Cyber Bullying: Whose Domain Is It Anyway?

School officials and the attorney general are taking tough actions against online bullies. But they say that parents need to teach—and monitor—their kids.