Justice Department Announces Results of Operation Restore Justice
205 child sex abuse offenders arrested in FBI-led nationwide crackdown, including four in the Southern District of Indiana.
Former Indiana Congressional Candidate Sentenced to Federal Prison for Falsifying Campaign Finance Records
In total, approximately $234,000 of the purported contributions to Honest Gabe for Congress never occurred.
Muncie Area Tax Preparer Sentenced to 18 Months in Federal Prison for Filing Nearly 400 False Tax Returns
The defendant’s clients received tax credits to which they were not entitled, and therefore the IRS provided them with larger tax refunds than they should have.
Event Advisory: Four months into the Trump Administration: How Have US Political Institutions Responded?
Panelists will examine both Congress and the courts’ responses to President Trump’s exercise of power, including the Senate’s handling of presidential appointments.
Black Activists Counter Congressional Progressives’ Plan with Their Own “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America”
“We challenge Congress to consider Project 21’s Blueprint before going off like rookies,” said Project 21 Director Terris Todd. “We’ve already given you the tools – now just do your job.”
IKE Files 1st-Ever PMTA for Standalone Interoperable Blockchain-based Age-Gating System – New Chapter in Youth Vaping Prevention
IKE Tech harnesses blockchain technology for real-time identity and age verification to tackle underage vaping in the US.
St. Louis Settles Jail Abuse Case
St. Louis settles lawsuit over inhumane jail conditions at closed Workhouse facility.
State Farm Approved for Major Rate Hike
California approves State Farm’s 17% rate hike after devastating LA wildfires.
Drug Subsidy Loss Linked to Deaths
Losing low-income drug subsidies increases death risk among vulnerable Medicare beneficiaries.
Veterinary Interns Sue for Better Wages, More Flexibility
The lawsuit claims that, by requiring students and trainees to apply for employment through the Veterinary Internship & Residency Matching Program (VIRMP), the defendants can effectively control how, when, and under what conditions the plaintiffs can work.