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Maryland's Secretary of Juvenile Services continues to avoid questions about problems in his previous positions.As Director of juvenile corrections in D.C., Vin

Dipan Mehta expects a deep correction in the stock market, possibly as much as 10-12% on the Nifty and the Sensex. Corporate results have been disappointing, with growth rates of 10-12% but not enough to encourage buying at current valuations. Profit margins have expanded due to commodity prices, but this trend may level off. The next six months could see very disappointing earnings seasons. Banks are also facing challenges, with concerns about NPAs and slower growth in advances due to cautious ...

FDA updates voluntary recall of eye drops by Kilitch Healthcare India Limited after multiple recalls and a death linked to contaminated products.

An Auckland Corrections officer is accused of using disproportionate force when he pepper sprayed the face of an inmate in a high-needs unit of Mt Eden...

Despite a slight increase in total funding, Gov. Wes Moore's FY 2025 budget calls for a decrease in cash for critical services provided by the Maryland Departme

Dozens of Missouri Department of Corrections staff members are urging Gov. Mike Parson to grant clemency to a man scheduled to die in April for killing his cous

Just this month, three corrections officers from the embattled Richland County jail have been arrested on misconduct in office charges.

Inmates attacked prison staffers in Lincoln, sending them to the hospital in two separate cases.

Maryland Secretary of Juvenile Services Vincent Schiraldi faced more sharp criticism on Tuesday for his past management of New York City's corrections system.

The Montana Department of Corrections demobolized the Incident Command SystemDOC demobilizes Incident Command System, keeps a close eye on heating equipmentAs t