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These 7 women are fugitives on the FBI's Most Wanted list in New York.

Supreme Court considers that question and what it means for disputes taken to arbitration or to court. The post If truckers haul bread and cakes, is their business baking or trucking? appeared first on FreightWaves.

The gun industry claims a victory after a federal judge blocks a California law allowing suits against makers and sellers of 'abnormally dangerous' firearms.

A second New Hampshire man pleaded guilty in federal court on Thursday to harassing and intimidating two journalists from New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR).

Federal law enforcement officials arrested a Massachusetts man on a charge of threatening to bomb a local synagogue and kill its members, the US Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts said Monday.

New Hampshire has become a dumping ground for out-of-state trash. But that could change during the upcoming legislative session as lawmakers try to slam

All Maryland employers will have to pay their hourly employees a minimum wage of $15 per hour starting Jan. 1, 2024. This requirement stems from the enactment of Maryland Senate Bill 555 (SB555), also known as the Fair Wage Act of 2023, which was signed into law by Maryland Governor Wes Moore on April 11, 2023.

Jurors in the racketeering trial of ex-Ald. Edward Burke were sent home late Wednesday after deliberating for a second full day without reaching a verdict. They are expected to resume their discussions Thursday. In total, the jury has so far deliberated for about 18 hours over three days. The panel was silent all through Wednesday, sending no notes or questions to U.S. District Judge Virginia ...

Jurors have begun their first full day of deliberations in the racketeering case of ex-Ald. Edward Burke, the longtime City Council powerhouse charged with abusing his substantial clout for his own personal gain. The panel sent its first note to the judge Tuesday morning less than an hour after resuming its talks, asking for clarification about a count charging co-defendant Charles Cui with ...

OXFORD, Miss. (WREG) — A Louisiana man was sentenced to ten years in prison Thursday for taking a Mississippi teen across state lines for sexual purposes, the U.S. District Attorney’s Office announced. Ronald Latiolais III, 28, was sentenced to a mandatory minimum sentence of 120 months in prison for transporting a minor in interstate commerce […]