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Message : Required fields NEW YORK (Reuters) -A federal judge on Wednesday rejected Citigroup Inc's request to extend a freeze on about $504 million it accidentally sent a group of Revlon Inc lenders, while it appeals his decision that they can keep the money. U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan said it was "tempting" to extend the freeze, given the large dollar amount and the bank's argument that lenders should "do the right thing" rather than enjoy a windfall from its unprecedented mistake. But he said an appeal would face an "uphill battle" and Citigroup had not demonstrated irre...

T-Pain took to TikTok to share that list of celebrities that he unintentionally ignored for 2 years

White House Denies Border ‘Crisis’ After Joe Biden Calls It a ‘Crisis’ White House press secretary Jen Psaki argued the crisis on the Southern border was not a ‘crisis’ even after President Joe Biden described it as such. “There is no change in position,” Psaki told reporters at the White House press briefing Monday. “The president does not feel that children coming to our border seeking refuge from violence, economic hardships, and other dire circumstances is not a crisis.” On Sunday, Biden spoke to reporters about the crisis on the border, saying it was part of his consideration o...

Taser death reignites questions about need for taser design, FL law enforcement weighs in Weapon confusion is rare, but consequences powerful Our I-team is investigation just how often officers confuse their gun for a taser. and last updated 2021-04-17 14:14:50-04 The video of 20-year-old Daunte Wright being shot by a police officer in Minnesota depicts #17. That’s 17 known times an officer in the U.S. has mistakenly fired a gun instead of a taser, injuring or killing the person on the other side of the barrel. While cases like these are extremely rare when they do occur they almost alwa...

Bank error: Woman receives over $1.7 million, spends up large 13 Apr, 2021 12:04 AM 3 minutes to read Kelyn Spadoni received the windfall in her account after an error. Photo / Supplied Other A former US sheriff's dispatcher in a suburb of New Orleans has been arrested, accused of refusing to return more than US$1.2 million ($1.7m) that had been accidentally deposited into her brokerage account, authorities said. Kelyn Spadoni, 33, was taken into custody last week on charges of theft valued over $25,000, bank fraud and illegal transmission of monetary funds, nola.com and WVUE-TV reported. Th...