The RI Attorney General’s office announced Tuesday that three Rhode Island-based drywall installation contractors have been arraigned in Providence Superior Court on felony and misdemeanor charge...

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Nearly a decade after whistleblower Edward Snowden exposed how the US government has built a massive surveillance apparatus to spy on Americans and people across the globe, US' cyberattacks and s...

BOSTON, Sept. 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Setting a new standard for whistleblower awards, the United States, state governments and Greene LLP client Michael Bawduniak have agreed to $266.4 million ...

While much of the focus on the proposed merger between Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern has been on keeping cross-border gateways open to competing railroads, a Canadian attorney is aski...

The whistleblower in a $900 million settlement resolving claims that Cambridge-based Biogen paid kickbacks to physicians and other health care professionals will receive a $250 million share of th...

ood morning, one and all. Damian here, filling in for Ed Silverman once more. Here as always is a smattering of items to get your day started. And do let us know if you hear anything interesting ...

A Q&A with animal trainer turned activist Phil Demers Phil Demers—widely known as the “the walrus whisperer”—is a former Marineland trainer famous for his close bond with a captive walrus nam...

Edward Snowden, the former contractor with the National Security Agency who made headlines when he leaked highly classified information in 2013, has been granted Russian citizenship under a decre...

In hopes of attracting more police recruits, the city of Flint is increasing what it pays to recruits while they’re in training. Mayor Sheldon Neeley says the city is increasing hourly pay for po...