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Feds Close the Hunters Point Radiation Fraud Case for $97 Million. A Judge Had Already Refused To Sign the First Deal.
Tetra Tech EC has paid $57 million to settle Justice Department allegations that it falsified the radiation testing at a former Navy shipyard in San Francisco. The...
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The Forward Foundation Called Itself a Charity. Federal Prosecutors Say It Was a Front for a $12 Million Medicaid Fraud Ring.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have charged four Bronx men with running a $12 million Medicaid fraud ring behind a charity called the Forward Foundation. The nine-count racketeering...
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New York Makes Sharing 3D Gun Files a Crime on Tuesday. The Printer Ban Behind It Is One Feasibility Finding Away.
Starting Tuesday, handing a 3D-printable gun file to almost anyone in New York is a crime. The same law sets up a ban on selling any 3D...
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A New Jersey District Banned Outside Mentors From Religious Clubs Only. A Federal Judge Just Gave It 14 More Days.
A New Jersey school district lets the Robotics Team bring in adult mentors. It bars them from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, because that club is religious....
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Trump Threatens the Center for American Progress With $5 Billion Over a Crime Study. Neera Tanden Refused to Retract a Word.
President Trump's lawyers gave the Center for American Progress until 5 p.m. Friday to retract a July report on his National Guard deployments or face a $5...
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Alabama Jury Hands the New York Times Its First US Defamation Loss in 50 Years, $9.25 Million to Kai Spears
An Alabama federal jury ordered The New York Times to pay $9.25 million to a former Alabama walk-on it falsely placed at the scene of a deadly...
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