Authorities from the University of Wisconsin–Madison as well as state and municipal law enforcement agencies quickly denounced the disturbing weekend demonstration that brought a neo-Nazi march to Madison, Wisconsin.
Read More Wisconsin: 20 Neo-Nazis March In Madison, Holding Swastika Flags And Yelling Obscenities
In the aftermath of the largest mafia trial in Italy in 30 years, more than 200 members of criminal gangs in Italy were given sentences totaling 2,200 years in jail by a judge.
Read More Over 200 Italian Mobsters Jailed In One Of The Country’s Largest Ever Mafia Trials
Four plaintiffs claimed that Bayer’s Roundup weedkiller caused injuries, including cancer, and a Missouri jury awarded them $1.56 billion. This decision might increase investor pressure on the German pharmaceutical and agricultural chemicals corporation to alter its legal approach.
Read More Bayer To Pay $1.56B In Most Recent Trial Over Roundup Weedkiller Causing Cancer, Other Injuries
According to Tampa officials, Jimmie Gardner, the brother-in-law of former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, was taken into custody on allegations of sex trafficking.
Read More Stacey Abrams’s Brother-In-Law Arrested For Sex Trafficking, Abuse Of Minor
Alex Murdaugh, a convicted murderer and purported fraudster, and the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office have negotiated a guilty plea bargain for Murdaugh’s more than 100 financial and drug-related offenses.
Read More Murdaugh Signs Guilty Plea Agreement Before Judge
A gag order preventing former President Donald Trump from making comments about court personnel in his $250 million civil business fraud lawsuit was temporarily lifted by a New York judge on Thursday.
Read More Judge Lifts Gag Order On Trump In N.Y. Business Fraud Case