What's happening The Jan. 6 committee has planned its next hearing for July 12. Why it matters Future sessions will look further into the pressure from former President Donald Trump on lawmakers ...

The Foreign Office has denied Iranian claims that Britain's second-most senior envoy in the country has been arrested. Iranian state TV had reported that Giles Whitaker, deputy head of mission at...

The massacre on the Fourth of July at a parade in the north Chicago suburb, Highland Park, is just another to add to the list of the 314 mass shootings that have occurred in the first seven month...

As the January 6 committee gears up for the resumption of its public hearings next week, Americans continue to make sense of the voluminous evidence and witness testimony presented by the panel i...

An Ohio man created a fake broadband provider in order to scam low-income consumers who thought they were getting government-funded discounts on Internet service and devices, according to the Fed...

New York’s consumer protection laws are particularly attractive to the plaintiff’s bar. One reason is the availability of “statutory” damages under New York’s General Business Law (“GBL”). While ...

WASHINGTON (TND) — Several posts on social media about a bill signed last year by Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis caught a lot of attention for allegedly requiring students and staff at publ...

WASHINGTON (TND) — Several posts on social media about a bill signed last year by Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis caught a lot of attention for allegedly requiring students and staff at publ...

CT magazine (July 2022) One of the notable impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the healthcare industry has been the boom in services provided via telehealth. This boom is in part due to temporary...

Keir Starmer voted 48 times to overturn the will of the British people and take us back into the European Union. This isn’t correct. The figure appears to be based on how Mr Starmer voted in 48 v...