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•  Unsolved Crimes in Wisconsin: Narcotics Theft
• 3 Criminal Justice Myths Busted
• Importance of a Lawyer if Facing Hit and Run Charges
•  When Do You Need a Lawyer for a Milwaukee Criminal Damage to Property Charge
•  Growing Marijuana in Wisconsin
•  Do I Really Have to Pay My Parking Tickets?
•  What Is Considered a Hate Crime?
•  I Feel Like the Judge Was Against Me, What Can I Do?
•  Lawyer Billed Client for Time Spent Having Sex….
•  Labelling Genetically Modified Foods
•  Freedom of Religion and the Law
•  Bigwigs Duking It Out in Law
•  Social Media and the Law
•  The FDA & Product Recalls…  What’s Up with the Nut?
•  Tragedy for a Child Left in a Car
•  Wisconsin Vaccination Programs and the Law
•  Keeping Focused for Lawyers
•  How Helpful Is the Pomodoro Method
•  Voter ID in Wisconsin?
•  Crime Inspired by Entertainment
•  Who Protects the Animals?
•  Wisconsin Driving Privileges
•  Looking for Volunteer Opportunities in Milwaukee?
•  Carlos Gamino Discusses Ted Nugent
•  Do Women Commonly Suffer Verbal Harassment?
•  Underage Drinking in WI discussed by Carlos Gamino
•  Wisconsin’s Governor Walker and Welfare Drug Testing
•  Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Perspective on Kids and Guns
•  WI Open Carry Laws
•  Disciplinary Proceedings Against Lawyers in Wisconsin
•  Taking the Peeping Tom to the Next Level
•  Carlos A. Gamino Talks about the Death Penalty
•  What Happens When News Anchors Create News?
•  How Safe is Our Personal Data?
•  Should Inmates Be Training Animals?
•  Vaccines at Work?
•  How Can We Stop Terror at Home?
•  What Happens When We Lose Our Temper?
•  How Much Privacy Do We Have with Our Phones?
•  What Gets a Lawyer Suspended?
•  What Kind of Education was Necessary to Be a Lawyer in the Past? 
•  Cruel Child Abuse or Medical Necessity… Everyone has a View!
•  Are Fraternities and Sororities Good for Campus Life?
•  Free Trade and the Trans-Pacific Partnership
•  How Much Should Police Just Put Up With?
•  Unfair Employer Blaming an Employee for Being the Victim of a Crime!
•  What Kind of Example Are Police Expected to Set for the Public?
•  When Should Animals Be Allowed in Courtrooms?
•  Flash Forward from the Custody Battle over Elian Gonzalez
•  How Much Do You Want to Know about Your Food?
•  Getting over the small stuff – should NY give amnesty for warrants?
•  Can you get stuck with child support if you are a surrogate?
•  Is there really a Church that Supports Legalized Pot?
•  What’s consequences might Bill Cosby be facing?
•  Preventing crime and getting back on the right track
•  Are the police too aggressive or using proper tactics?
•  How can we help vets suffering from PTSD?
•  What is Earth Overshoot Day?
•  Why would civilians guard anyone in the military?
•  Do you worry about what is in the food you eat?
•  How do we make the schools safe again?
•  Public defender versus hiring a private lawyer
•  What can we do to make sure there isn’t another story like Bella Bond?
•  How can we help the Syrian refugees?
•  Does hazing still happen at United States universities?
•  Bad teachers  and inappropriate relationships with students
•  Gay marriage may be legal, but how about PDA?
•  Should we grow body parts in a lab?
•  Why was Ahmed Mohamed targeted when he built a clock?
•  Should Canada continue to fight against ISIS?
• A different kind of fighting in office
•  What do we learn from San Bernadino – a perspective by Carlos Gamino 
•  Would you go to North Korea?
•  What is going on in the Arctic and how does it affect us?
•  How safe are our troops?
•  How often does the United States deport people?
•  What kind of punishment is appropriate for Bowe Bergdahl?
•  Do some stores really sell horse meat?
•   Is fabric softener safe?
•   Will there be a lot of foreclosures in 2016?
•  Is Milwaukee’s water safe?
•  Will there be an updated policy on women in combat roles in the US army?
•  Are there really innocent people on death row?
•  How much can robotics help human performance?
•  What do we think about discrimination based on sexual orientation?
•  Who is at risk from toxic waste in Pennsylvania?
•  What happens when teachers go on strike?
• Politics or healthcare for women – examining abortion laws 
•  Will Amazon help take us into space?
•  Why would someone start a wildfire?
•   SCOTUS Kicks Back Obamacare Birth Control Decision
•   Serial Marriage: What You Need to Know About its Effects
•  April Sets Record for Seventh Month in a Row Breaking Temperature Records
•  The TSA: Guilty of Causing Long Airport Lines Without Justification?
•  The Caesar Goodson Bench Trial
•  Can Police Force You to Delete Photos or Videos From Your Phone?
•  What’s in the Panama Papers?
•  Are Faith-Based Non-Profits Pushing the Law?
•   Are Treaties Law?
•  Terror Attacks Are Increasing All Over the World… So What Do We Do?
•  The Second Amendment and Personal Gun Rights
•  Term Limits for SCOTUS: What You Need to Know
•  Hilarious: These 4 Internet Trolls Are Full of Win
•  Earth’s 5 Weirdest Animals
•  What’s Happening to All of Berlin’s Cemeteries?
•  Want to Help Milwaukee Shelter Dogs? Here’s Your Chance
•  Finding the Right Dog When You’re a Lawyer
•  We’re Going to Give Israel $38 Billion Over the Next Decade – and Here’s Why
•  Is Vaping Dangerous?
•  Cheesy Elderly Costume Tricks Cops for 5 Months
•  Calling 9-1-1 in Houston? Maybe Not
•  Scandal-Ridden Trump Isn’t Losing Support (But He’s Not Gaining it, Either)
•  Why Do We Dial 9-1-1?
•  Ohio Dad Tells Son His Mom’s Dead… On Video
•  My Favorite Dumb Criminals: Fall 2016 Edition
•  Facebook and Google Putting the Kibosh on Fake News
•  The Most Scandalous Campaign in History: Will it Lead to a Scandalous Presidency?
•  Hate Crimes in the Aftermath of the U.S. Election
•   Aircraft Dropping Human Waste Over India Will Be Fined (But Not Much)
•   Customs Officials Seize 2.5 Tons of Fake, Plastic Rice in Nigeria
•   Delta Kicks Arabic-Speaking Man Off Plane (And More)
•  Should Crime Victims Be Able to Sue Social Media Companies?
•  Six in 10 Americans Don’t Have $500 in Savings
•  Stanford’s Call-to-Action About the Nuclear Brink
•  92% of People Breathe Dirty Air Across the World, and It’s Dangerous
•  What Happened to the Pioneer Cabin Tree?
•  Where Should You Retire? One of the 5 Best Places for Lawyers, Of Course
•  Super-Earth Can Support Life, According to Scientists
•  Wikipedia Edits Paid Off for UK Teen
•  Do Women Have to Register for the Draft?
•  Marine Corps Under Fire for Nude Photo-Sharing on Social Media
•  Trumpcare and Your Health Insurance
•  What is “Fake News”?
•  Are Child YouTube Stars Being Exploited by Their Parents?
•  Federal Judge Halts Arkansas’ Plan to Execute 7 People in 11 Days
•  Coming Soon: Apple’s Self-Driving Cars
•  Hyland’s Teething Tablets Contain Toxic Compounds
•  Could the U.S. Mine for Minerals on the Moon?
•  Can You Change Your Name to Hitler? Apparently, Yes
•  The NSA and Ransomware on Your Personal Computer
•  Drug Bust Gone Bad: Cop Almost Dies From Fentanyl OD
• United Airlines: From Fights to Scorpions
•  Woman in Intensive Care After Eating Gas Station Nacho Cheese
•  What is Goat Yoga (And Should You Try It?)
•  Woman in T. Rex Costume Purposely Scares Horses
•  University of Maryland: A Hate Crime Exposed
•  Major Breakthrough: Scientists Teleport a Particle Into Space
•  Who’s Paying for Trump’s Border Wall?
•  Swimmers Caught in Rip Current, Saved by Good Samaritans
•  What is Net Neutrality (And Why Should You Care)?
•  13 Percent of Americans Taking Antidepressants
•  Why is the U.S. Tearing Down Historical Monuments?
•  Ripoff at Costco? Retailer Sells Millions of Dollars’ Worth of Fake Tiffany Rings
•  Can Using a Website Get You in Hot Water With the U.S. Government?
• Russians Buy Facebook Ad Time… And an Election?
• The Equifax Data Breach and You
• Google’s Blocking Racist Search Ads
• Would You Spend $1,000 on an iPhone X?
• McDonald’s Disappoints “Rick and Morty” Fans With Szechuan Sauce
• Why Are Coal Plants Continuing to Close?
• Why Did Wildfires Consume Wine Country in October?
• Wanted Man Says He’ll Turn Himself In for Facebook “Shares”
• What You Need to Know About Tesla’s Electric Semi Truck
• Diplomats Ignore the U.S., Call on Europe Instead at U.S. Climate Conference
• Cards Against Humanity Buys Border Land to Stop Trump’s Construction
• Hollywood and Sexual Assault: Just Another Day at the Office?
• What’s Happening With California’s Wildfires?
• Congress and Facebook Teaming Up to Show People They Were Duped
• Is the Stolen Valor Act a Real Thing?
• FCC Kills Net Neutrality: What’s Next?
• Riding Horseback Drunk Is Definitely Illegal (But Not Everywhere)
• 3 Airline Passengers Who Probably Won’t Be Allowed to Fly Again
• Hollow Earth vs. Flat Earth: Two of the Wildest Conspiracy Theories Today
• Pilots and UFOs: Is the Truth Out There?
• Underwater World Hidden for 120,000 Years Exposed
• 4 Criminals Who Made (Very) Stupid Mistakes
• Experts Say Flu Vaccine is 36% Effective, But We Still Need It
• 3 Must-Have Productivity Tools for Lawyers
• Should Drug Dealers Get the Death Penalty?
• Why Some People Are Upset That Katy Perry Kissed a Boy on American Idol
• Would You Travel to Space if it Changed Your DNA?
• FDA Goes Up Against Cigarette Manufacturers
• Two Men Arrested at Starbucks in Philly
• How Frequently Do People Defend Themselves With Guns?
• Atlantic Ocean Current at 1,000-Year Low
• Violent Threats and American Schools: What’s Next?
• Seattle Taxes Employees to Combat Homeless Problem
• College Athletes and Sports Betting Ruling
• What is Facebook Doing to Keep People Safe?
• Support Animal Policies for Major Airlines
• Quickly Melting Antarctic Ice Sheet Disappearing
• Roseanne Barr and Her Confusing Tweets
• Giuliani Suggests Trump Will “Clean Up” Mueller Investigations Through Pardons
• Recent Celebrity Suicides in the U.S. News
• Weird Stories From Across the U.S.
• BBQ Becky and Pool Patrol Paula: Should They Be Fined?
• Huge Iceberg Causes Evacuations in Greenland
• USDA Recalls Blood Pressure Medications Over Cancer Concerns
• The Weirdest News From August 2018
• Could Teachers in Wisconsin Strike?
• Scientists Warn That California’s Wildfires Will Only Get Worse
• Why Did West Virginia Impeach Its State Supreme Court Justices?
• Nostrum Laboratories Jacks Up Price of Life-Saving Drug by 400%
• Marijuana Use Skyrockets Among Baby Boomers
• The Citizenship Question Planned for the 2020 Census
• FEMA Lost $10M to ICE – Here’s How
• Check Out These Century-Old Newspaper Clippings From Wisconsin
• Brain-Eating Amoeba From a Water Park: Is the Risk Worth It?
• Sears Bankrupt, but Toys “R” Us Might Make a Comeback
• Nike Signs on First Pro Athlete With Cerebral Palsy
• SEALs and Raiders Charged With Green Beret’s Murder
• Polio-Like Acute Flaccid Myelitis Cases on the Rise
• Weird News From November 2018
• Woman Says She Was “Butchered” by Bedbugs at Disneyland
• Johnson & Johnson Stocks Plummet After Report Shows They Knew About Asbestos in Baby Powder
• Were Your Photos Compromised by a Facebook Bug?
• Get Ready, Tourists: Virgin Galactic Reaches the Edge of Space
• 7-Year-Old Guatemalan Girl Dies in Department of Homeland Security Custody
• January 2019 Criminals Who Didn’t Pull Off Anything
• Gillette’s “Toxic Masculinity” Ad Takes Aim at Bullying and Harassment
• Police Use DNA Testing Sites to Help Solve Cold Cases
• Canada Grants Asylum to Rahaf Mohammed
• Weird News From All Over the World – February 2019
• Track Bigfoot With Jose Canseco
• The 2020 Census Might Include a Citizenship Question
• How Mars Rover Said Goodbye to NASA
• Facebook Facing Mass Executive Exodus
• You Can Legally Give Police “The Finger”
• The U.S. Youth Climate Strike Went Worldwide
• New Zealand’s Prime Minister Vows to Change Gun Laws
• Sacramento Hospital Patients Exposed to Measles
• NASA Announces Plans to Send Astronauts to Mars in 2033
• FBI Director Christopher Wray Says White Nationalists Are a Danger to the U.S.
• Who is the Man Pretending to Be Timmothy Pitzen?
• San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition
• Senators Want to Know Why the U.S. is Planning to Send Troops to the Middle East
• North Carolina Suing Juul for “Downplaying” Dangers of Nicotine to Kids
• Why is the U.S. Birth Rate Dropping Like a Stone?
• Trudeau to Ban Single-Use Plastics by as Early as 2021
• Can Milwaukee Schools Restrain Children?
• Cyber War With Russia: What You Need to Know
• Fort Carson Investigators Use DNA to Solve 32-Year-Old Homicide Case
• Why Are Amazon Workers on Strike?
• Judge Suggests Montana Neo-Nazi Pay Millions in Harassment Suit
• Netflix Removes Suicide Scene From “13 Reasons Why”
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro Deforesting at a Record Rate
• Conspiracy Theories About Epstein’s Cause of Death
• Why Hundreds of Protestors Are Taking the Streets in Hong Kong
• Montana Man Beats Up Child for Leaving Hat on During National Anthem
• How Common Are Mass Shootings in the U.S.?
• Bank Mistake Leads to Massive Spending Spree
• 14 Days in Prison Over College Admissions Scandal
• Toxic Algae Blooms Are Getting Worse
• Drug Distributors May Settle Opioid Legislation for $18 Billion
• Cross Country Team Snags First Place With Delta Airlines’ Help
• Vaping Deaths a U.S.-Based Phenomenon
• November 2019’s Weirdest News Stories
• 9-Year-Old Gets Electrical Engineering Degree
• Are You At Risk for Dementia? Study Shows Surprising Results
• Google Buys Fitbit, Acquires Health Records
• New Study Says Burnout is Worse for Your Heart Than You Think
• The Strangest News Stories of 2019
• Is the Coronavirus Really a Threat?
• Antarctica’s Glacier Break and Soaring Temperatures
• Interesting (and Old) Milwaukee Court Cases
• Coronavirus in Wisconsin
• What Businesses Are Closing Because of the Coronavirus Pandemic?
• Milwaukee’s Hidden Treasures: 3 Can’t-Miss Places to Check Out
• Check Out These Oddball Crimes
• Will Wisconsin Schools Reopen in Fall 2020?
• Scientists Find Evidence That Suggests There’s Life on Venus
• 8 Indonesians Ordered to Dig Graves for Refusal to Wear Masks
• SpaceX’s Second Crew Heads to the ISS
• Weird Crime Stories From 2020
• Biden Promises $15 Minimum Wage in 2021
• 2020’s Dumbest Criminals
• News Host Draws Ire of Military Leaders Over Comments About Women in the Armed Forces
• March Sees Highest Numbers of Vaccine Doses in Wisconsin