Southern California woman admits to $150 million postal fraud
From warehouses in LA County, the woman's operation took tens of thousands packages with counterfeit postage to USPS distribution centers daily.
Trial for the case brought by military families who became ill after ingesting water contaminated by jet fuel will begin Monday.
From warehouses in LA County, the woman's operation took tens of thousands packages with counterfeit postage to USPS distribution centers daily.
In the switch to electronic filing, the tradition of public access to new court pleadings was undermined by state court clerks all around the nation. Many clerks have now agreed to reinstate traditional access. But far from all.
A conservative nonprofit in Colorado lost an appeal of its claim that the state’s additions to the titles of its ballot initiatives compelled private speech.
A federal judge sent the jury home for the weekend, but ordered jurors to return Monday in the case against a civilian contractor over abuses in the Iraq War.
The states claim the employment commission added abortion-related requirements that were never part of the bipartisan Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.
Two types of snapping turtle, the white-tailed ptarmigan and the Peñasco least chipmunk are among the species that will receive protection decisions by the end of the year.
“Mr. Trump’s continued defamation of Ms. Carroll — even during the course of trial — in turn warranted a finding that he would not stop attacking Ms. Carroll unless faced with a significant deterrent, a critical function of substantial punitive damages awards," the judge found.
Spanish authorities are investigating the business dealings of the wife of Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. He calls the corruption claims baseless, accusing right-wing opponents of persecution to derail his progressive agenda.
A federal judge spared the former executives of the classified ads website of more than half the convictions they were handed by a jury in November.
Eleven Republican "fake electors" attempted to certify Donald Trump as the rightful president in 2020, even though the popular vote went to Joe Biden.