Method Used for Prostitution Bust Questioned
According to a report from The Smoking Gun, an undercover officer from Pennsylvania working a prostitution sting undressed, allowed a…
Students in Massachusetts Denied Lunch
According to a report from NBC 10 in Massachusetts, students at Coelho Middle School were told to throw away their…
More Than $80 Million Paid in Unemployment to Millionaires
According to a report from Bloomberg, the United States government paid close to $80 million in unemployment benefits to households…
PETA Kills Thousands of Healthy Animals Per Year
The No Kill Advocacy Center has posted a blog on The Huffington Post about PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment…
Building Collapse in India Leaves 47 Dead, Scores Injured
On Thursday night, a residential building being constructed illegally collapsed, killing 47 people and injuring 70 more, according to The…
MF Global Presenting Bankruptcy Exit Plan to Court
On Friday, MF Global Holdings will ask for court approval of a liquidation plan for its assets and repayment of…
Legal Industry Adds 2,000 Jobs in March
In the month of March, the legal services sector in the United States gained 2,000 jobs, according to a report…
Harvard Law School Holds Conference on Liberal Law Faculties
Harvard Law School will hold a conference today that asks the question: Are law school faculties too liberal? Joey Alicea,…
Law Firm Mergers Jump in 2013
A report released this week from Altman Weil said that the legal industry in the United States is on a…
Filmmaker Freezes to Death Investigating What It’s Like to be Homeless
A young literary type from UK who had participated on a local radio program as well as founded a magazine,…
Knee-driving, Double-Texting Man Risks Toddler as He Drives through Tunnel
Let’s say you’re driving down the interstate, traffic is under control, and you get a text from her, the girl…
Roger Ebert Dies at 70
Roger Ebert, the famed film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times since 1967 died on Thursday at the age of 70…