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A federal appeals court has ruled that two veteran San Francisco, Calif., television reporters who were laid off were not... Read More

An engineering company linked to the 2007 interstate bridge collapse in Minneapolis continues to work for the city, receiving more... Read More

New York’s top court has rejected some malpractice damage claims against defense lawyers by the people they represent unsuccessfully, concluding... Read More

Two law enforcement officers from the New Orleans area have pleaded guilty to engaging in a plot to make a... Read More

SeaWorld Orlando’s $75,000 fine from the federal job safety agency for the death of a trainer by a killer whale... Read More

Hurricane Natasha was a fake storm, but Mississippi’s emergency responders treated it like it was the real thing. Natasha was... Read More

The European Commission and the U.S. Transport Security Administration have agreed to recognize each other’s air cargo security regimes, a... Read More

Standard & Poor’s will change the way it assigns global ratings to insurers, in part to increase the consideration of... Read More

The Tennessee Supreme Court has overturned a ruling that said an insurance company must pay $2.7 million in damages for... Read More