Government And Institutions

More than 130,000 people have purchased through the state-run marketplace.

A Kansas judge acknowledged Thursday during a disciplinary hearing that he frequently cursed in his conversations with employees and attorneys and was sometimes unprofessional in his conduct, but he insisted he didn’t abuse court staff or direct vulgar and sexist terms at female workers.

The vendors sell food including corn and shaved ice.

Georgia Macy’s Instagram bio now reads “Vassar 2024"

"I have been informed by the F.B.I. there has been a credible death threat against me."

"I had grown gravely concerned," the whistleblower said.

“Too many evil people want to see me quiteted (sic).”

The Giulianis wed in 2003 and filed for divorce in April 2018.

The parents filed the wrongful death suit against Royal Caribbean Cruises on Wednesday – more than five months after their 18-month-old daughter, Chloe, fell to her death.

The FAA reportedly predicted up to 15 accidents like the fatal Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes over the next 45 years.

The policy is a departure from the Obama administration.

Boeing lost 84 more orders than it won in the first 11 months of the year.

The Soundgarden rocker's wife wrote: 'I will not be bullied or shamed into silence'

Critics argue the decision threatens the mission of Fannie and Freddie to make housing more affordable.

Owners of NYC hotels that have recently been converted into homeless housing saved $12.5 million in the most recent tax cycle – in addition to tax breaks.

"We are going to support the Department of Defense," Bezos said.

Files found on the fired employee's work computer show he may have victimized dozens of other men.

Court papers accuse Scott Hapgood of committing intentional battery and negligence.

His widow finally received his check for retroactive benefits and her own survivor benefits.

Acting Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette looks at "complex" issue of expansion of nuclear energy around the world.