Police group opposes Obama civil rights nominee
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A group that represents U.S. police officers is opposing President Barack Obama's choice for a top civil rights post because he helped represent a man convicted in...
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Police group opposes Obama civil rights nominee
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A group that represents U.S. police officers is opposing President Barack Obama's choice for a top civil rights post because he helped represent a man convicted in...
Insight: U.S. asks if car dealers ganged up on shopping website TrueCar
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It used to be that people in the market for a new car could go to the car-shopping website TrueCar.com, which collects bids from auto dealerships, and...
Lance Armstrong doping suit likely to proceed, U.S. judge says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge said on Monday he likely will allow a lawsuit to move forward accusing cyclist Lance Armstrong and his business partners of defrauding the U.S....
Lance Armstrong doping suit likely to proceed, U.S. judge says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge said on Monday he likely will allow a lawsuit to move forward accusing cyclist Lance Armstrong and his business partners of defrauding the U.S....
U.S. says Suriname president’s son wanted to host Hezbollah
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A son of Suriname's president invited people he thought were from the Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah to set up a base in his country to attack Americans...
Johnson & Johnson to pay $2.2 billion to end U.S. drug probes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In one of the largest health care fraud settlements in U.S. history, Johnson & Johnson will pay $2.2 billion to end civil and criminal investigations into kickbacks...
September 11 plotters could have been on death row by now: U.S. attorney general
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Attorney General Eric Holder said on Monday that accused September 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators would already have been convicted and set for...
Johnson & Johnson to pay $2.2 billion to end U.S. drug probes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In one of the largest health care fraud settlements in U.S. history, Johnson & Johnson will pay $2.2 billion to end civil and criminal investigations into kickbacks...
U.S. high court to examine IQ threshold for death penalty
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would hear a death row appeal from a Florida man ruled mentally disabled in 1992 but later found competent...