THE VILLAGES (AP) — Three voters from a Florida retirement community that is a GOP stronghold have been arrested on charges of voting more than once. The arrests come weeks after Republican Flori...

Romania’s minister of innovation and digitalization has resigned after an investigation by journalists who reported they found significant irregularities on his resume and evidence he plagiarized...

When Stacey Abrams entered the race for governor two weeks ago, she was preparing for a rematch against Gov. Brian Kemp. The race now has a decidedly different dynamic after former U.S. Sen. Davi...

An Augusta apartment building owner who fraudulently obtained a near $3 million loan then compounded the crime with bankruptcy fraud and lying under oath was convicted Tuesday night of federal c...

HOUSTON — Most of us have spent the last of those $1,400 stimulus checks from earlier this year. But ads on social media continue to talk about fourth stimulus checks, including special ones for ...

Jury deliberation began Tuesday on the trial of an ex-Beverly Hills sleep specialist doctor, who worked on the 1-800-GET-THIN ad campaign. BEVERLY HILLS, CA — Jury deliberations started Tuesday m...

A Facebook post from 7 December claims that Emma Tustin, who murdered six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, has been sent to hospital after inmates forced her to eat “79 packets of salt”. Ms Tustin...

Page 1 Court of Appeal: Justice Moore Says State Farm May Sue Under Insurance Fraud Protection Act Where Defendants Are Already Being Sued by Allstate to the Extent Claims Cover Different Patient...

Many brands consider gray market goods sold on Amazon a perennial problem. In Otter Products, LLC, et al. v. Triplenet Pricing, Inc., the United States District Court for the District of Colorado...

On December 7, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that it had reached a Settlement Agreement with Princeton Pathology Services P.A., a New Jersey pathology practice, regarding Princet...