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Guest view: Do we favor the rule of law, or lawlessness?  Montana Standard

Education The next dean will succeed Michael McGinniss, whose three-year term has been marked by improved fundraising, higher enrollments, the return of shuttered programs and increased visibility across the state. UND has commenced the search for the next dean of the School of Law. Applications for the position will be accepted until it is filled, though applications received by Tuesday, Ja...

Are there any regulations on fees that banks can charge on an overdraft account? Can they charge anything they want? Not much, and yes, pretty much. When you’ve run your checking account into the red, even if by mistake, the fees can be hefty. Indeed, it is reported that banks generate nearly $15.5 billion a year in overdraft fees, which make up two thirds of all fee revenue by banks in the U...

The frenzy over the shootings and killings by Kyle Rittenhouse in summer 2020 in Kenosha, Wis., has only intensified after his acquittal by a Wisconsin jury. A recent News-Gazette column, in part, blamed the media for fanning the flames with coverage that included inaccurate factual predictions of the evidence that was to be presented at trial. Having been involved in the defense of many cont...

Capitol News Illinois A state program aiming to take a “comprehensive approach to ending Illinois' firearm violence epidemic” will be expanded under a law signed Friday by Gov. JB Pritzker. The Reimagine Public Safety Act became law in June, but the expansion signed Friday clarifies guidelines in the original bill and gives the Illinois Department of Human Services and a newly created Offic...

Boris Johnson appears to have broken Covid laws, Keir Starmer has said after a picture emerged of the prime minister hosting a quiz for Downing Street staff last Christmas. The Labour leader, who is also a former director of public prosecutions, said it was a “very serious” revelation and “hard to see” how Johnson’s attendance in a room with aides pictured wearing tinsel and a Santa hat was “...

At IEDM 2021, Intel unveiled a host of new announcements that will propel and accelerate Moore's Law Beyond 2025. These technologies range from incorporating quantum physics breakthroughs, new packaging and transistors technologies & more. Intel's Post-2025 Moore's Law Ambitions: Deliver More Transistors, Bring New Silicon Capabilities, Embrace The Quantum Realm What’s New: In its relentl...

Special to The Times When it comes to driving in Beaver Falls, everyone has a bad commute story here. Today, it can take a resident in Beaver Falls over 10 hours to get to Philadelphia by rail — or more than 6 hours by car on a bad day, if they are fortunate enough to own a car or live near frequent transit options, which there are not many. As mayor-elect and a lifelong resident of Beaver F...

Dear Amy: My husband died young. He was one of three siblings. I made sure to visit and call my late husband’s parents regularly. I consider them family. My own father died when I was young, so my father-in-law was my “Pop-pop.” My mother-in-law died six years ago, but my father-in-law and I continued to call each other on Sundays. I enjoyed our conversations. My adult children also kept in t...

The Ellis Law Offices Annual Hat and Glove Drive is underway, collecting winter clothing to be donated to Warren County Schools. Residents can donate hats and gloves, as well as monetary donations to the Ellis Law Offices office at 209 N. Buxton St, through December 15th. The annual Ellis Law Offices open house will take place again this year, after being canceled in 2020, and will be held on ...