An American jury found Ahmed Abu Khatallah not guilty on four charges of murder stemming from a 2012 terror attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in the Libyan city of Benghazi. The attack, which made headlines and lingered throughout last year’s presidential election, claimed the lives of four American citizens. Ambassador Christopher Stevens was among
California lawmaker Raul Bocanegra resigned from his post Monday, following a wave of sexual misconduct allegations. A Democrat and member of the State Assembly, Bocanegra earlier said he’d opt not to run for re-election. But, as reported by The Washington Post, the politician decided to leave office after last weekend. Apparently prompted to resign by
A college degree is more necessary yet less valuable than it used to be, tuition is through the roof, and apprenticeships are growing. Who wins, who loses?
Florida Ruling May Help Hepatitis C-Infected Tennessee Inmates Receive Treatment
VA Surgeon Paid Hefty Salary Without Performing Any Clinical Duties
Professional industries like law succeed by projecting authority and trustworthiness in their fields. Credentials are obviously important, as they are cues for clients to understand credibility. Just as important, however, is that clients feel confident, which often comes from how a law firm presents itself. Websites are now the new version of “putting out a
With the holidays approaching, many parents are beginning to tackle Christmas shopping for their children. However, during this time of the year, while Merry and Bright and full of excitement, it’s important for parents to be on the lookout for toy recalls or other safety alerts. During this past year alone, we’ve seen everything from toy rattles to sweaters and dressers being recalled for children. And now, a new recall has been announced by Woolino for a “children’s pajama line due to a violation of the federal flammability standards.”
Septic Shock: Two Patient Deaths, Two Lawsuits
Family of Biker Killed in ISIS Incident Intends to Sue
Eden Wells, facing obstruction of justice and involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the Flint water crisis, will lead a public health board.