A judge has upheld an arbitrator’s decision, determining that two Tucson developers defrauded an investor in a stalled housing project. As a result, they have been ordered to pay over .37 million. Stay informed about real estate legal news and developments in Tucson.
A suicide bombing targeted a military recruitment center in Mogadishu, Somalia, resulting in significant casualties among young individuals aspiring to serve their country. The attack occurred on Sunday at the Damanyo military base, where a queue of hopeful recruits was present. Witnesses reported that the bomber detonated explosives in close proximity to the waiting recruits,…
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Discover the poignant story of Kate Kimbel, who faces a haunting reminder with the arrival of spring. As the first blossoms bloom, she grapples with the deep sorrow of losing her son on April 24. Explore her emotional journey as she navigates the bittersweet transition from winter to spring within the walls of her Narberth home.
Manatee County commissioners voiced strong opposition to the state’s rejection of their plan to restore vital wetland protections. As leaders prepare for a crucial vote, the focus remains on safeguarding the local ecosystem.
Discover the surprising impact of Manhattan Federal Judge Laura Taylor Swain’s recent ruling on the role of the remediation manager, challenging the perception of this position’s significance in the legal landscape.
Discover how the groundbreaking investigative series “Big Money, Little Victims,” published 50 years ago, sparked significant city reforms, philanthropic investments, and advocacy efforts that transformed the landscape for victims.
Reflect on a significant milestone in journalism as we commemorate the 50th anniversary of a groundbreaking six-part series co-written by William Heffernan and myself, which sparked vital discussions and insights in the field. Discover the lasting impact of this influential work and its relevance today.
Joshua Taylor from Wernersville, Berks County, has pleaded guilty in federal court to charges of buying and selling stolen human body parts, marking a significant development in a federal investigation. Stay informed about this ongoing case and its implications.
Krakow, Poland – In a notable display of political fervor, Adrian Zandberg, the leader of Poland’s left-wing Razem (Together) party, addressed a sizable crowd in one of Krakow’s central squares Wednesday, ahead of the approaching presidential election scheduled for Sunday. His rally emphasized themes of inclusivity and social equity, making a compelling case for the…