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John McNicholas says he ‘belongs’ in the courtroom.

A former national newspaper journalist has admitted he was reluctant to leave Ukraine after a humanitarian aid trip to the war torn nation, writes Martin Banks. Chris White, who is 80, joined other volunteers in a recent UK-based mercy mission to the country where they delivered assorted items, including toys and sweets for young children. […]

A Pasadena, California, mother sued Target because of her son’s suicide

A woman who says she was struck and severely hurt when a tree fell on her as she walked a child to school in 2016 in Walnut has reached a tentative settlement in her lawsuit against the city.

Sandwich brand commends court for action on ‘reckless and improper’ claims

The lawsuit sparked a widespread debate about Subway’s tuna: whether it was 100 per cent wild-caught tuna, as the company claimed, or some other kind of fish. Or even fish at all.

Print Alexis Gardner was living out of her car in West Hollywood when she hired Los Angeles lawyer Michael Avenatti in 2016 to reach a settlement with her ex-boyfriend, pro basketball player Hassan Whiteside. Avenatti quickly cut a deal, but prosecutors say he stole Whiteside’s initial $2.75-million payment to Gardner and spent most of it on a private jet. Avenatti covered up the theft, they say, by telling his client that Whiteside, then with the NBA’s Miami Heat, would send her monthly pa...

The Black Wall Street Alliance museum in Tulsa’s Greenwood district is where photographic history is on display.