Apple Makes Major Announcements at Annual WWDC
Apple announced at its annual WWDC conference that it has kicked Google Maps off of its iPhone and has partnered…
Legal News
Wal-Mart Sued by New York City Pension Funds
On Monday, the New York City’s pension funds filed a derivative lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores Inc on reported allegations of…
NYPD Sued for Failing in Traffic Investigations
On Monday, Jacob Stevens, whose wife Clara Heyworth was killed in a traffic accident in 2011, sued the NYPD accusing…
Occupy Protesters Face Trial for Trespass
On Monday, eight Occupy Wall Street protesters went on trial over trespass for scaling a fence at a New York…
Apple to Unveil New Software and New Macs
The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, will reveal new iPhone software, updated Mac computers and issue more information about future…
Support for Marijuana Legalization and Regulation Growing in U.S.
Catharine Leach has two sons and is married. She has a job with a federal contractor and she said she…
The Costs and Advantages of The 3 Ways Obamacare Could Go
It could go three ways with Obamacare. When the Supreme Court makes its decision on the constitutionality of President Barack…
Karadzic Denies Taking any Part in Bosnian Genocide — Seeks Tribunal’s Dismissal
The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic proclaimed his innocent before the U.N. judges last Monday, claiming that the accusations…
UnitedHealth Unites Behind Obamacare
The nation’s largest health insurer, the UnitedHealth Group Inc has announced that it would maintain certain health coverage protections included…
Court Doubts the Cause of Women Filing Gender Discrimination against Wal-Mart
On Friday, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer observed that the gender discrimination lawsuit brought against Wal-Mart can be re-filed only…
Holder Appoints Fed Prosecutors to Handle Intelligence Leak
On Friday, Attorney General Eric Holder appointed two federal prosecutors to probe leaks of classified information amid allegations that the…
Swiss Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Google
It has been ruled by a supreme court in Switzerland that Google does not need to be perfect when it…