Anger may be deadly on the highway. Road rage incidents and personal injury are rising according to a study performed for the National Highway Safety Administration. Deaths from motor vehicle accidents attributed to aggressive driving rose from 80 occurrences in 2006 to 467 in 2015. This is almost a 500 percent rise in ten years. Events across the country in one week in June reveal its danger.
EEOC may not be doing on the job
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has the duty of enforcing federal laws against workplace discrimination. But a recent review of EEOC complaints indicates that it is taking insufficient steps to pursue violations of employment law banning discrimination.
Electronic health records and malpractice
Electronic health records were intended to apply information technology to the necessary task of documenting patient care. The percentage of physicians using EHRS grew by 15% since 2009. But the number of personal injury claims involving these electronic records also rose.
