//Add this inside $(document).ready(function(){ //Find out if a category list exists on the page if( $('.postsbycategory-block').length != 0 ){ // Create empty array for later use var categories = []; // Loop through each list item and get its name $('.postsbycategory-block ul li').each(function () { categories.push({ categoryName: $(this).find('span.name').html(), listItem: $(this) }); }); // Sort the array by name categories.sort(function(a,b) { // Ensure a case-insensitive sort var c = a.categoryName.toUpperCase(); var d = b.categoryName.toUpperCase(); return (c > d) ? 1 : ((d > c) ? -1 : 0); }); // Loop though each in order and move to end of HTML list. // That way, the first alphabetically ends up on top $.each(categories, function(index, object){ object.listItem.appendTo(object.listItem.parent()); }); }

No, You Don't Have A Complete Right To Privacy

These days, we cannot look at anything relating to the news without hearing about the Hillary Clinton email drama. Politics aside, did you know that NONE of us have a substantive right to be 100% protected from government searches and seizures? This is important because next week I'll discuss how the government is trying to gain new access to your private business records. So, what are the rights and limitations of this 4th amendment right? Click on the short YouTube video below to find out.

No, You Don't Have A Complete Right To Privacy

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