Prosecutor Frank Founder Deceived JPMorgan Chase to Secure $175M Deal
NEW YORK — A prosecutor told a New York jury on Wednesday that the young CEO of a startup that…
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Phoenix Officers Suspended After Repeatedly Punching Deaf Man with Cerebral Palsy During Arrest
The police chief of Phoenix said Wednesday that three officers will be off duty for 24 hours without pay, and…
Family Urges ICE to Release Woman Detained After 50 Years of Legal U.S. Residency
A lab tech at the University of Washington with a green card was recently detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs…
Georgia Capitol Erupts in Protest Over Near-Total Abortion Ban Bill
IN ATLANTA — On Wednesday, protesters from both sides of the abortion issue filled a hallway without any windows in…
The Credit Scores of 9 Million People Who Have College Loans Are About to Go Down
A new study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York says that in the next few months, delinquent student…
Ex-gov. Matt Bevin is Told to Stay Away From His Adopted Son by a Judge
Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, who Jonah Bevin adopted, has been the subject of a protective order for six months.…
A bill in Tennessee that targets undocumented kids gets past a hurdle in the House
Wednesday, lawmakers in Tennessee decided to move forward with a bill that would let public schools check the immigration status…
The Us Wants Iran to Return $47 Million in Oil Sales That Were Linked to Terrorist Groups
Forfeiture complaints were sent in on Wednesday, saying that $47 million from the sale of almost a million barrels of…
Multiple Arizona Restaurants Shutter as Rising Costs Squeeze Industry
In order to avoid bankruptcy, the well-known Mexican restaurant company On the Border is closing down several locations in Arizona.…
The most affordable cities in the U.S. in 2025 will be in Indiana and Tennessee
It’s getting harder and harder to find a city where your income can support a comfortable lifestyle. But a new…