Crime

"It's up to New Yorkers whether they accept it or not," he told FOX Business.

WASHINGTON -- The chairman of the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday that his agency had multiple investigations of tech platforms, in addition to its known probe of Facebook, but did not identify them.

The Des Moines Register reports that the jury last week leveled a $2 million judgment against Dr. Kevin Birusingh, who performed the vasectomy.

A Wolf administration spokesman confirmed the settlement and said many of the agreement’s changes have already been adopted.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs are certain to request that Remington turn over volumes of documents as part of the discovery phase.

The CEO of Coalfire called the charges "completely ridiculous."

After deliberating for 12 days, jurors found Tiffany Li not guilty on charges of murder and conspiring with her boyfriend to kill 27-year-old Keith Green in 2016 over a custody dispute.

WACH-TV says their reporter Brittany Breeding was covering Lambda Chi Alpha’s four-year suspension Monday when some fraternity members yelled out derogatory remarks at her.

His attorneys say Ebbers, 78, has recently lost weight, is legally blind and has several medical problems, including a heart ailment.

District Judge Thad Balkman on Friday issued the order directing the company to pay the state $465 million.

A purported street-gang leader from suburban Chicago is accused of seeking to send money to Islamic State militants in Syria.

Wildhaber’s lawsuit alleged that he had been passed over for a promotion 23 times and was told to “tone down your gayness.”

An Alabama Lyft driver is accused of masturbating in front of a rider.

Both defendants are 51-year-old Chinese citizens and remain at large.

A Mississippi couple whose home was partially gutted in a fire is now facing fines and jail time for temporarily living in an RV while they dealt with insurance.

A man who was considered a suspect in the heist of about $500 million worth of artwork from a Boston museum has been released from prison.

A former California insurance executive was sentenced to six months in prison for paying $450,000 to get his son and daughter admitted to the University of Southern California as fake athletic recruits.

The founder of world-renowned circus Cirque du Soleil has been detained in French Polynesia in a drug-trafficking investigation.

Authorities have released new video and increased the reward being offered for information in connection to the death of a tech exec Tushar Atre.

A plea agreement calls for Tan to serve up to two years in prison and pay restitution of $150,000.