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It’s Oscar Night at COA’s 18th Annual Hollywood Gala! On Sunday, February 28, join Hupy and Abraham and COA Youth & Family Centers for the 2016 Hollywood Gala, featuring a full night of entertainment and a live screening of the 88th Academy Awards. -
New Jersey Changes Law that Discriminates Against Autistic Teen Until now, 16-year-old Genny has been prohibited from taking medical marijuana at school, even though she needs it. -
Hillary Clinton Supports Reclassification of Marijuana – But is that a Good Thing? Several presidential candidates, including Hillary Clinton support reclassifying marijuana as a Schedule II substance. -
E-Cigarette Explosion Leaves 21-Year-Old Fighting for His Life Naples, Florida resident Evan Spahlinger hospitalized after e-cigarette explodes in his face. -
Hupy and Abraham, S.C. Wishes You a Safe Halloween The attorneys of Hupy and Abraham, S.C. have compiled a list of safety tips to keep your family safe while enjoying the Halloween festivities this year. -
Marijuana Legalization Not Moving Fast Enough? Medical marijuana is legal in twenty-three states while recreational marijuana is legal in four. -
America’s Ten Worst Insurance Companies After a comprehensive study, the American Association of Justice has identified its "Ten Worst Insurance Companies." -
Police Charged with Homicide in Two States Officers in Oklahoma and South Carolina face charges after killing unarmed suspects. -
Police Treating Nonviolent Citizens Like Criminals Make sure you know your rights when dealing with police. -
Milwaukee Car Theft Rate Continues to Rise If the first two months are any indication, Milwaukee may set a record for car thefts again in 2015.