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Interested in helping Afghans apply for asylum? Here's a way to start - Vimarsana News

Interested in helping Afghans apply for asylum? Here's a way to start

The ABA Commission on Immigration, through a new partnership with refugee resettlement agency HIAS, is hoping to help more people from Afghanistan who were evacuated to the United States after the Taliban took over their country last year.

Airport's general counsel resigns amid reports that he slapped subordinate - Vimarsana News

Airport's general counsel resigns amid reports that he slapped subordinate

The general counsel at the Denver International Airport has stepped down amid accusations that he repeatedly slapped a colleague at a holiday party.

Jury finds Elizabeth Holmes, CEO of blood-testing company Theranos, guilty of fraud - Vimarsana News

Jury finds Elizabeth Holmes, CEO of blood-testing company Theranos, guilty of fraud

A jury on Monday found Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO and founder of failed blood-testing startup Theranos, guilty on four of 11 federal charges related to fraud and conspiracy.

Defense attorney convicted in $1M federal money laundering case - Vimarsana News

Defense attorney convicted in $1M federal money laundering case

A Baltimore defense attorney, who allegedly helped a longtime client and convicted drug trafficker funnel money through his law firm, has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit money laundering.

Chief Justice Roberts tasks judiciary with addressing three areas in year-end report - Vimarsana News

Chief Justice Roberts tasks judiciary with addressing three areas in year-end report

In an annual report released Friday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said the Judicial Conference of the United States will address three areas “that have been flagged by Congress and the press over the past year” but doesn't need any help from legislators.