The Daily Populous

Last November, the FCC created the 2017 Call Blocking Order, which is supposed to provide phone companies a means of weeding out and blocking robocalls.

But a group of concerned attorneys general have observed that the robocall issue is getting worse, despite the order.

The formal comment released today states that reports reflect there were an estimated 30.5 billion illegal robocalls made to cellphones and landlines last year. »

Then in New York officials responded to several pedestrian deaths last month by issuing a flurry of tickets for jaywalking.

Though the petition failed, an alarmed auto industry scrambled to shift the blame for pedestrian casualties from drivers to walkers.

Wherever there's a push to protect the rights of pedestrians, officials feel they also need to enforce limits on them. »

The 1972 Clean Water Act has driven significant improvements in U.S. water quality, according to the first comprehensive study of water pollution over the past several decades, by researchers at UC Berkeley and Iowa State University.

These numbers are at odds with other environmental regulations like the Clean Air Act, which show much higher benefits compared to costs.

In Gallup polls, water pollution is consistently ranked as Americans’ top environmental concern – higher than air pollution and climate change. »

I started typing it up in Word yesterday before my date and forgot about it before finishing it today.

I think my boyfriend has been secretly drugging me for a while now and is gas lighting me.

Is there a way to have blood work done to see what kind of drug he is using on me? »