Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook is reportedly filing a lawsuit challenging her firing, which was ordered by President Donald Trump following allegations that she committed mortgage fraud.
Read More Fed. Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook to sue over GOP admin’s firing: ‘I will not resign’
Sabrina Perel, the NFL’s vice president and chief compliance officer, said the league is tapping retired players whose voices “carry a lot of weight” with current stars.
Read More NFL enlists ex-players to help spread message on league’s betting policies
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday, eliminating cashless bail for arrested suspects in Washington, D.C., while also ordering prosecution for individuals who desecrate the American flag.
Read More Trump issues Executive Orders on U.S. flag burning and cashless bail
A federal judge ruled in favor of upholding a Rhode Island gun permit system, requiring citizens to demonstrate a “need” to openly carry a firearm. He claimed that the law does not violate the Second Amendment.
Read More Rhode Island: Federal judge upholds state gun law requiring citizens to demonstrate a ‘need’ for open carry
The justices took up Cox’s appeal of the lower court’s decision that it was still liable for copyright infringement by users of its internet service despite the decision to overturn the verdict.
Read More US Supreme Court to review billion-dollar Cox Communications copyright case
George Wendt, best known for his Emmy-nominated supporting role as the beer-bellied barfly Norm on the long-running hit NBC television sitcom “Cheers,” died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Read More Comic actor George Wendt, ‘Cheers’ barfly named Norm, dead at 76