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U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Damian Williams lays out charges against New York Lieutenant Governor Brian Benjamin who has been arrested and charged with bribery and fraud for allegedly directing state funds to a group controlled by

New York Lieutenant Governor Resigns After Bribery Charges

New York Lieutenant Governor Brian Benjamin, the state's No.

Key Inflation Index Hits 40-Year High Of 8.5%, Driven By 70% Increase In Fuel Costs

The inflation report for March -- the first to fully encompass the shock caused by the war in Ukraine and sanctions against Moscow -- is almost certain to show a spike in gasoline prices

Inflation in the United States economy marked a four-decade high with a 8.5% increase since last year, driven largely by surging energy prices that includes a 70.1% fuel cost hike.

Multiple People Shot In New York Subway Station, Explosives Found

SENSITIVE MATERIAL. THIS IMAGE MAY OFFEND OR DISTURB Wounded people lie at the 36th Street subway station, in New York City, April 12, 2022. Armen Armenian/via REUTERS

Multiple people were shot and at least 13 were injured on Tuesday in a New York City subway station where authorities found undetonated explosive devices, the Fire Department said, in the latest spasm of violence in the city's transit system.

Multiple People Shot In New York Subway Station, 13 Injured

Multiple people were shot and at least 13 were injured on Tuesday in a New York City subway station, the fire department said, in the latest spasm of violence in the city's sprawling transit system.

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Manhunt Under Way For Gunman In NYC Subway Attack That Injured Nearly 30

Police mounted an intense manhunt on Tuesday for a gunman who set off a smoke bomb and opened fire in a New York subway car, injuring at least 17 people in a morning rush-hour attack that prompted new calls to fight a surge of violence in the city's transit system.

Manhunt Under Way For Gunman In NYC Subway Shooting That Injured At Least 23

Police mounted an intense manhunt on Tuesday for a gunman who set off two smoke bombs and opened fire in a New York subway car, injuring more than 20 people in a morning rush-hour attack that prompted new calls to fight violence in the city's transit system.

The United States will crack down on shell companies that exploit loopholes to launder money or evade taxes

Does The IRS Owe You Money? $1.5B In Unclaimed Tax Refunds Up For Grabs

The IRS has $1.5 billion in unclaimed tax refunds from 2018 still available to 1.5 million taxpayers but the deadline is drawing near to claim it.

Sarkozy's lawyer arrives in court for verdict in campaign overspending charges

International Be Kind To Lawyers Day: 10 Inspirational Quotes About The Profession

The day is aimed at showing the lawyers in our lives the love and respect they deserve.

Stocks showing losses are displayed at the entrance to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, in New York, U.S., February 24, 2022.

Nasdaq Futures Jump After March CPI Data

Nasdaq futures surged nearly 2% on Tuesday after data showed consumer prices rose largely in line with estimates, taking pressure off megacap technology stocks that were hammered by expectations of aggressive U.S.

Colombian Defense Minister Luis Carlos Villegas inspects one of the seized weapons that are trafficked, according to authorities, by Mexican drug trafficking clans next to General Rodolfo Palomino, director of the national police and head military, in Aca

Mexican Cartels Swap Arms For Cocaine, Fueling Colombia Violence

Mexican drug cartels appear to be shipping high-powered weapons to Colombia to purchase shipments of cocaine, a trade Colombian authorities say is fueling the deadly struggle between rival traffickers for control of the nation's drug routes.

The headquarters of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) is pictured in The Hague, Netherlands, October 4, 2018.

Explainer-What Are Chemical Weapons And Are They Illegal?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has expressed concern that Russia could deploy chemical weapons in the war and there has been an unconfirmed report of their use in the besieged southern port of Mariupol.

What Are Chemical Weapons And Are They Illegal?

U.S. Gunmakers To Ask Judge To Toss Mexico's $10 Billion Lawsuit

Major U.S. gun manufacturers on Tuesday are slated to urge a federal judge in Boston to dismiss a lawsuit by the Mexican government accusing them of facilitating the trafficking of weapons to drug cartels, leading to thousands of deaths in Mexico.

Tiffany Lunn, from St. Marys County, Maryland, speaks to members of the media as she holds a poster outside of the Fairfax County Circuit Courthouse, before jury selection in the Johnny Depp defamation case against Amber Heard, in Fairfax, Virginia, U.S.,

With Jury Picked, Johnny Depp To Open U.S. Libel Case Against Ex-wife Heard

Opening statements are expected on Tuesday in Johnny Depp's U.S.

With Jury Picked, Johnny Depp Opens U.S. Libel Case Against Ex-wife Heard

Lawyers for Hollywood star Johnny Depp on Tuesday gave a jury an overview of his U.S.

Headmaster Who Taped Students' Mouth Shut Says The Children Bullied Their Teacher Into Tears

Pastor John Raymond claimed that the students volunteered to have their mouths taped after they were caught bullying their teacher.

Firefighters try to contain a fire at a plant following Russian shelling, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Kharkiv, Ukraine, April 11, 2022.

Ukraine Braces For New Russian Offensive As Moscow Dismisses Rape Allegations

Ukraine pleaded for more weapons from the West to help it end the siege of Mariupol and fend off an expected Russian offensive in the east, as more reports emerged of rape and brutality against Ukrainian civilians by Russian forces.

Putin Defends 'Noble' War Amid Allegations Of Chemical Weapons Use

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday defended the war in Ukraine as a "noble" mission that would achieve its goals as his troops massed for a new offensive amid allegations of rape, brutality against civilians and possible use of chemical weapons.

Mexican truck drivers block the PharrâReynosa International Bridge connecting the city of Reynosa to McAllen, Texas, to protest truck inspections imposed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, in Reynosa, Mexico April 11, 2022.

Anger Mounts Along Texas-Mexico Border Over Long Delays To Commercial Crossings

Mexican truck drivers blockaded two busy bridges at the border with United States on Monday amid rising tensions on both sides over an order by Texas Governor Greg Abbott that has slowed commercial crossings between Mexico and Texas.

Ex-police Officer Found Guilty In Second Capitol Riot Jury Trial -media

An off-duty police officer who breached the U.S. Capitol during the Jan.

Ex-police Officer Found Guilty In Second Capitol Riot Jury Trial

An off-duty police officer who breached the U.S. Capitol during the Jan.

A sign is seen at a dining area that has been modified to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., April 7, 2021.

Philadelphia To Reimpose Indoor Mask Mandate In Public Spaces

Philadelphia will again require masks in indoor public settings such as restaurants, schools and businesses starting next week, the city said on Monday, responding to what appears to be a fresh wave of coronavirus transmissions.

A woman fills her ballot in a privacy booth while voting in the gubernatorial election in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., November 2, 2021.

U.S. House Democrats Introduce Bill Requiring Time Off For Voting

A group of U.S. House of Representatives Democrats on Monday proposed legislation requiring employers give their workers paid time off to vote, following failed attempts by Congress to pass major voting rights legislation earlier this year.

A firefighter continues to hold the line of the Dixie Fire near Taylorsville, California, U.S., August 10, 2021.

California's PG&E To Avoid Criminal Charges In Settlements Over Two Major Wildfires

California utility PG&E Corp has reached settlement agreements with district attorneys representing Northern California counties to avoid prosecution over two major wildfires, with the company agreeing to pay $55 million.

16-Year-Old Student Charged With Attempted Murder, Sexual Assault After Dispute With Teacher Over Grades

A 16-year-old high school student brutally attacked his teacher after an alleged dispute over his grades.

Air travellers wearing protective face masks, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, walk at JetBlue Terminal 5 at JFK International airport in New York, U.S., November 16, 2021.

CDC Could ‘Absolutely’ Extend Public Transit Mask Mandate Amid Rising COVID-19 Omicron Cases

A White House official said the decision to extend the mask mandate for public transit will be up to the CDC.

A person holds up a flag during rally to protest the Trump administration's reported transgender proposal to narrow the definition of gender to male or female at birth, at City Hall in New York City, U.S., October 24, 2018.

Factbox-New U.S. State Laws Directed At Transgender Youth

Conservative lawmakers have passed a flurry of bills this year directed at transgender youth, including measures that bar classroom discussion of gender identity, block access to healthcare to help young people transition, and restrict participation in sports.

A nurses fills up syringes for patients as they receive their coronavirus disease (COVID-19) booster vaccination during a Pfizer-BioNTech vaccination clinic in Southfield, Michigan, U.S., September 29, 2021.

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