A recent article on nursing home staffing oversight highlights a truth that every family—and every attorney fighting for accountability—needs to understand: the government only sees a fraction of what actually happens inside a nursing home. Regulators rely heavily on Payroll-Based Journal (PBJ) data, which nursing homes submit to CMS to show how many RNs, LPNs,
By Jonathan H. Adler Over at NRO, Andrew McCarthy largely agrees with Jack Goldsmith’s conclusion that the the reported attack on survivors of a drug boat strike was unlawful. According to McCarthy, “If this happened as described in the Post report, it was, at best, a war crime under federal law.” He writes further: even if we stipulate arguendo that the administration has
Recently, Trump cancelled the charges against Daniel Edwin Wilson, a man who was serving time in prison for gun charges. The president justified pardoning the criminal because Wilson had previously participated in the January 6th breach of the Capitol. A little over a year after Wilson’s participation, six firearms and 4,800 rounds of ammunition were
Maria Finster Úlfarsson, a nurse in northern Iceland, is in the midst of conducting three studies regarding the experiences of relatives of nursing home residents. In addition to her studies, Úlfarsson advocates for the adoption of surveys in more long-term care facilities in order to get a better sense of the needs of relatives. She
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