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Manhattan’s district attorney on Monday suggested a grand jury subpoena for U.S. President Donald Trump’s tax returns was part of an investigation of “possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization,” including alleged insurance and bank fraud.

Authorities say he drove off the lot of a Destin, Florida, Porsche dealership in a 911 Turbo after handing over a cashier's check that he printed from his home computer. 

Shanghai Zhizhen Network Technology Co. -- also known as Xiao-i -- announced it is suing Apple for 10 billion yuan ($1.43 billion) in damages in Shanghai court after the Chinese company recently acquired a patent for a voice assistant whose technical architecture is said to be similar to Siri's.

OSHA is investigating a coronavirus outbreak at a South Dakota Smithfield plant.

Robert Durst is an heir to the Durst New York City real estate empire.

The Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University sued Trump a second time in Manhattan federal court over use of his @realDonaldTrump Twitter account, saying the president and his staff continue to block some accounts.

James Bowen claimed he was riding Universal's Punga Racers water slide in July of 2019 when he allegedly hit a wall of water as he exited the slide into the wading pool, causing his "neck to violently snap back, leaving him face down in the water and unable to move."

Attorneys are not permitted to publicly identify accusers even if they've spoken in a public forum.

Volkswagen Group of America said the ruling, if upheld, could have sweeping ramifications for the U.S. auto industry.

A class-action lawsuit is a complaint filed by one or multiple plaintiffs on the behalf of a larger group, referred to as a “class."

A Florida appeals court ruled Wednesday that R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. must pay $102 million to settle a lawsuit between the state of Florida and four tobacco companies dating back to 1995. 

In a federal lawsuit, Triller alleges TikTok infringed on its patent entitled “systems and methods for creating music synchronized with an audio track.”

While summertime tends to bring treasure hunting hobbyist outdoors, finding treasure or valuable property is not always as simple as “finders keepers.”

Arizona is leading a multi-U.S. state probe into whether Apple Inc’s deliberate slowing of older iPhones violated deceptive trade practice laws, documents reviewed by Reuters on Wednesday showed.

A judge in London is hearing the latest stage on Wednesday of the Duchess of Sussex’s privacy-infringement lawsuit against a British newspaper, as Meghan tries to keep the names of five of her friends out of the public eye.

Prosecutors are seeking 27 months imprisonment for the former head of Uber's self-driving unit for taking sensitive documents from Google.

A judge recently decided that Constantine Scurtis, A-Rod's former brother-in-law, can seek punitive damages.

Sen. Josh Hawley introduced a bill Tuesday that would remove Section 230 protections for internet platforms that display manipulative ads or provide data to be used for ads.

Officials are trying to identify the seeds, which they worry could be invasive plant species, and threatening to native plants and crops, or could introduce diseases or be harmful to livestock.

News of Brown's suit comes as protests outside a Cambridge, Massachusetts, Whole Foods are in their fourth week.