Antisemitism Exposed 11 hours ago Victims of antisemitic riot outside Los Angeles synagogue sue radical groups behind 'shocking' violence The lawsuit seeks damages under multiple counts of threatening and intimidating persons outside the Adas Torah synagogue, with some criticizing the mayor and police response.
Florida 1 day ago Real estate attorney says most common type of eviction cases in Florida don’t fall under ‘true squatting’ Every eviction situation is unique and different steps come into play with each circumstance. A real estate attorney highlights the most common eviction cases he sees in Florida.
US 6 days ago Bethel Park congressional candidate: Wounded Trump had an opportunity to divide but heroically chose to unify Pennsylvania Republican congressional candidate James Hayes sounded off to Fox News Digital about how the assassination attempt on Donald Trump affected his community and the nation.
Media July 19 Judge puts pause on St. Louis guaranteed income program that pays poor families $500 a month A St. Louis judge issued a Temporary Restraining Order against a guaranteed income program while it's being challenged in court. Over 500 households will be impacted by the ruling.
Tennessee July 19 Lawsuit over Tennessee law that puts limits on drag shows dismissed by federal court in win for Republicans A federal court of appeals dismissed a lawsuit brought last year by an LGBTQ group over a law that restricts drag shows deemed "harmful to minors."
US July 16 Advice from professionals on protecting your home against squatters Homeowners have sought ways to protect themselves from squatters. Learn from homeowners, a lawyer and real estate agents who provide their tips.
Politics July 16 Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez guilty on all charges in federal corruption trial The jury in the federal corruption trial of Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and two of his business associates, Fred Daibes and Wael Hana, found Menendez guilty on all charges after a grueling nine-week complex trial in Manhattan.
Media July 15 School board president says California ensuring COVID funds address learning loss is 'admission of failure' California recently passed legislation to tighten the requirements for $2 billion remaining in education funds to address learning loss.
Law July 13 Federal judge rules that 156-year-old ban on at-home distilling is unconstitutional Federal judge in Texas ruled that an 1868 ban on at-home distilling exceeded Congress's taxing power and violated the U.S. Constitution's Commerce Clause.
Police and Law Enforcement July 13 Former NYPD officer convicted of assault for punching man 6 times, breaking his nose while on patrol A former New York City police officer was found guilty of assault for punching a man in the face and breaking his nose while he was on patrol in 2021.