A Chicago federal prosecutor walked into a grand jury room last fall with apparent confidence, telling grand jurors she was sure they had enough to indict anti-ICE protesters accused of blocking a federal agent’s vehicle.
Sports games ought to be primarily shown on free, over-the-air TV channels rather than on subscription-based streaming platforms, the head of the National Association of Broadcasters plans to tell members of Congress in a hearing about the rising costs to consumers.
A federal indictment charging a lawyer for LGBTQ+ rights group Lambda Legal with making a false statement in connection with alleged judge shopping has been dismissed, according to a filing by defense counsel in the case.
A former investigator for the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives in Detroit violated the False Claims Act by obtaining Paycheck Protection Program loan funds for a fictitious business, according to a new complaint.
A new watchdog report on the IRS’s handing of a data-sharing agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement undercuts the tax agency’s arguments in court, a new filing by a group suing over the issue said.
Two St. Louis tax attorneys and their insurance broker will serve prison time after the Fourth Circuit rejected their appeal in a $22 million tax fraud scheme.
EnvTech Inc.'s racketeering lawsuit alleging USA DeBusk LLC’s founder directed a scheme to steal competitors’ trade secrets for industrial cleaning methods was revived Tuesday by a federal appeals court.
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer is setting its sights on Texas as part of the transatlantic law firm’s plan to double its US revenue to $1 billion in the next five years.
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New York State didn’t violate the First Amendment rights of Nassau and Albany county school board members when it warned them against making discriminatory statements about, and harassing, transgender students, a US judge has ruled.
Some restaurants and bars are skimming $30 billion dollars in sales tax annually through software called a tax zapper. We explain what zappers are, how they work, and how to put an end to them.
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