Former Charlie Rose Makeup Artist Sues, Alleging Harassment
The former chief makeup artist at Charlie Rose's interview show is suing him and saying the disgraced television journalist ran a "toxic work environment" for women.
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Press Freedom Advocates Troubled by Suit Against Iowa Paper
Former Davenport city administrator Craig Malin claims the Quad-City Times created a false narrative to push for his firing.
New Parent Charged in Admissions Scam, Linked to $400K Bribe
The scandal has ensnared dozens of wealthy parents accused of paying bribes to rig their children's SAT and ACT scores or get them admitted as recruited athletes to elite schools across the nation, including Yale, Stanford and Georgetown universities.
Justice Dept. Files Lawsuit Against Snowden Over Memoir
In his memoir, Edward Snowden tells his life story in detail for the first time and explains why he chose to risk his freedom to become perhaps the most famous whistleblower of all time.
Source: New York Prosecutors Subpoena Trump’s Tax Returns
A lawyer for the Trump Organization, Marc Mukasey, said he is "evaluating the situation and will respond as appropriate."
NY Finds $1B in Hidden Transfers by Family behind OxyContin
The family that owns OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma used Swiss and other hidden accounts to transfer $1 billion to themselves, New York's attorney general contends in filed court papers.
Huffman Gets 14 Days Behind Bars in College Admissions Scam
She was also given a $30,000 fine, 250 hours of community service and a year of supervised release.
Ohio State Denied Request to Trademark ‘The’ for Merchandise
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office turned down the university’s request to trademark “The” when used as part of the school’s name on university merchandise.
Judge: StarKist to Pay $100M Fine in Tuna Price-Fixing Case
A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered StarKist Co. to pay a $100 million fine in a canned tuna price-fixing conspiracy involving three companies.
States Led by Texas Target Google in New Antitrust Probe
Fifty U.S. states and territories, led by Texas, announced an investigation into Google’s “potential monopolistic behavior.”
Tourists May Pay Tolls to Drive Crooked San Francisco Street
California lawmakers have approved a bill granting San Francisco the power to establish a toll and reservation system for Lombard Street
American Airlines Mechanic Accused of Sabotaging Flight
He said he was upset about stalled union contract negotiations and wanted to earn overtime fixing the plane.
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Did the Obamacare Website Cost More Than What It Will Cost to Build Trump’s Border Wall?
A spurious quote attributed to actor/comedian Tim Allen was shared by one of President Donald Trump's sons.
Did Tanya McDowell Get 5 Years for Sending Her Son to a Better School While Felicity Huffman Got 14 Days?
Memes comparing Tanya McDowell to various school-related criminal cases surface frequently.
Did an 11-Year-Old Girl Shoot and Kill ‘Illegal Aliens’ Burglarizing Her Home?
The fake story of two undocumented immigrants burglarizing a home and being killed by a little girl with a shotgun is more than a decade old.
Was TV Host Bill Nye Arrested for Manufacturing and Selling Illegal Drugs?
A routine review of content labeled satire.
Does Chick-fil-A Pay a $17 Starting Wage?
Company spokesperson: "Chick-fil-A restaurants are individually owned and operated, so wage decisions are made at the local level."