Rudy Giuliani: What to know about the former NYC mayor
Here’s what you need to know about Rudy Giuliani, who was the mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2001.
Google sued for tracking users' 'private' internet browsing
Google was sued on Tuesday in a proposed class action accusing the internet search company of illegally invading the privacy of millions of users by tracking their internet use from browsers set in “private” browsing mode.
'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's zoo handed to Carole Baskin by judge
A US judge has granted ownership of the zoo in Netflix's "Tiger King" to Carole Baskin, the famous animal rights activist, settling a longtime legal battle with chief rival Joe Exotic.
What is the Insurrection Act?
President Donald Trump announced he may invoke the Insurrection Act. Here's what it means.
Ryanair must face U.S. shareholder lawsuit over unionization comments
Ryanair Holdings Plc and Chief Executive Michael O'Leary failed to persuade a U.S. judge to dismiss a securities fraud lawsuit accusing Europe's largest budget airline of defrauding them by downplaying its willingness to recognize labor unions.
U.S. court refuses to shield Volkswagen in diesel lawsuits
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Monday that Volkswagen AG cannot escape potential financial penalties from two counties in Florida and Utah that may amount to a "staggering" additional liability arising from the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal.
Lenny Dykstra's libel lawsuit against Ron Darling dismissed, judge notes his reputation is 'tarnished'
"Dykstra’s reputation for unsportsmanlike conduct and bigotry is already so tarnished that it cannot be further injured," the judge said.
New York City imposes 11 pm curfew amid Floyd protests
New York is joining other cities around the country in imposing curfews after days of violence.
Aldo Shoes to pay legal fees for employees protesting peacefully
Aldo Shoes announced it will pay legal fees for employees detained at peaceful protests.
What are the top 20 law schools in the US?
The top 20 law schools in the U.S. range in price from roughly $36,400 to more than $72,000 per year.
Looted Target store in Minneapolis to be closed through late 2020
A Minneapolis Target store that was looted by rioters last week is aiming to reopen by late 2020, the company said.
Upstate New York store owners attacked while protecting business from looters
Police are still searching for suspects in the brutal beating of a Rochester, New York couple who police say were trying to protect their store Saturday.
My loved one died without a will – now what?
It is unusual for the government to claim a deceased person’s estate. While it might be allowed in some states, it’s considered a last resort.
Lowe's CEO responds to George Floyd killing as 'father of a young black male'
Marvin Ellison told employees that Lowe's "is a company with zero tolerance for racism, discrimination, hate, insensitive behavior or violence of any kind."
Who is college admissions scandal mastermind William 'Rick' Singer?
Singer was in the business of helping high school students get into some of the country’s top colleges for 25 years.
What is racketeering?
Racketeering is a broad term used to describe the act or threat of a crime.
Looters who snag iPhones won't be able to use them
Looters who snagged iPhones and other devices from Apple stores this weekend will likely be unable to use them.
Disney denounces 'devastating' killing of George Floyd
Disney executives Bob Chapek, Bob Iger and Latondra Newton denounced the death of George Floyd in a message to employees this weekend.
Target closes 175 stores nationwide after Minneapolis protests
Target is closing 175 of its stores nationwide after Minneapolis protests rock the country.
Man who appeared to defend Dallas store brutally beaten by rioters
A machete-wielding man in Dallas was brutally beaten by rioters on Saturday night after police said he was allegedly trying to "protect his neighborhood from protesters."



















