On Wednesday, the Libyan government confirmed that it released four foreign journalists from jail. The released group included two Americans: James Foley and Clare Morgana. It also included Spanish photographer…
Journalist Dorothy Parvaz, 39, of Qatar, is free after having been taken prisoner in Syria some time after her disappearance on April 29. The English correspondent is expected to disclose…
TiVo Inc and EchoStar were denied their bid to dismiss an appeal by the US Court of Appeals after a $500 million suit on April 29, 2011. The Federal Circuit…
John Ensign, a former Nevada Senator, resigned from office earlier this month before an imminent investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee. A top Republican and prospective candidate for the Republican…
Last week, the US Department of Justice reviewed the 2009 Amnesty vs. Blai case that pertained to the potentially illegal invasion of privacy involved in wiretapping; specifically wiretapping of individuals…
Only a few days before an important week started in the pursuit of peace in the Middle East, a United States envoy, George Mitchell, abruptly resigned on Friday, May 13.…
Mike Huckabee, former Arkansas governor, announced on his self-titled show that he would not be running for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. He cited both personal and spiritual factors in…
In 2008, Microsoft was convicted of anti-competitive practices in a case pursued by the Department of Justice, as well as 19 individual states. After appeal, the ruling was upheld by…
Federal chief Ben Bernanke pushed Congress to increase the U.S. debt limit on Thursday. He warned that congressmen using the federal government’s debt limit as a political tool risk destabilizing…
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