Law schools are being a bit more careful to provide exact statistics on the employment rate of their graduates, thanks to a...
Everybody wants a piece of Martha Stewart. That’s why two retail giants are going to war over the rights to sell goods...
John Ray III continues to pile on new filings to an old and dead case. He was fired from Ropes & Gray...
We reported on the bombing at the Boston Marathon yesterday. There still isn’t much to go on as to who set up...
A second quake within a week has hit Iran, this one doing most of its damage along the Iran-Pakistan Border today, shaking...
The Constitution Project released a report today on what it describes as torture tactics used by the U.S. government against suspected terrorists...
The United States Supreme Court declined to hear a case that would partially determine whether the carrying of concealed weapons is...
Marathon runners are a little crazy, yes, but we all share a love for running and for being a part of something...
After the November 2011 protests by the Occupy Wall Street movement, Albany County District Attorney P. David Soares had announced that he...
On Monday, Raymond Bitar, the former CEO of Full Tilt Poker, pleaded guilty to violating anti-Internet gambling laws while succeeding to avoid...
