Mark Lugo in Court for Art Thefts
A wine steward from Hoboken is due in court in connection with five stolen paintings taken from a New York hotel.
American Airlines Employees Shoot Dance Video One Day before Bankruptcy
Just one day before AMR Corp. filed for bankruptcy, a passenger captured footage of American Airlines employees doing a dance routine on the tarmac.
Police Raid Occupy Boston Camp to Remove Kitchen Sink
Police stormed the Occupy Boston camp on Thursday night to remove a new kitchen sink only hours after a judge extended a restraining order preventing police from evicting the protesters or seizing their possessions.
United Nations Chief Urges Syria's Referral to ICC
The United Nations High Commissioner for human rights on Friday urged the UN Security Council to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court in the Netherlands following a reveal of evidence by an independent panel that suggests the country's security forces have committed crimes against humanity as it attempts to clamp down on an eight-month-old uprising.
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Democratic National Committee to Fight GOP's 'Assault on Voting Rights'
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has unveiled a campaign to help voters surmount restrictive state voting laws that have been enacted by Republican legislatures across the country.
Apple's iPhone More Searched Than Celebs on Internet
Apple's iPhone edged past major news events, celebrities and pop stars as the top searched term on the Web in 2011, according to Yahoo.
Bone Marrow Donors Can Be Paid, Court Rules
Some bone marrow donors can now receive compensation for their donations without committing a felony, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday
Merkel Says Debt Crisis Will Take Years to Solve
German Chancellor Angela Merkel called on Friday for rapid EU treaty change to remedy the root causes of the euro zone's debt crisis but warned that Europeans faced a long, hard marathon to restore lost credibility.
Sanofi Discontinues Selling Authorized Generic Version of Lovenox
Sanofi SA (NYSE: SNY) said in a letter sent to customers dated Nov. 30 that it has discontinued selling the Authorized Generic version of Lovenox (Enoxaparin).
U.S. Stock Futures Jump Ahead of Key Jobs Report
Stock index futures pointed to a sharply higher open for equities on Wall Street Friday, with futures for the S&P 500, for the Dow Jones and for the Nasdaq 100 up 1 to 1.1 percent ahead of a key jobs report.
Apple-Samsung Fight Behind Veil of Secrecy; Court Papers Sealed
The biggest legal battle for the technology industry is playing out in a federal court in Silicon Valley, where Apple is trying to stop Samsung from selling Galaxy phones and tablets in the United States. It is a veil of secrecy where court papers are sealed.
Australian Court Extends Samsung Galaxy Tab Sales Ban
An Australian court on Friday extended a ban on sales of Samsung Electronics' latest Galaxy tablet in the country by at least a week, further delaying the South Korean technology firm's attempt to sell the device to Christmas shoppers.
Berlin's Fears over T-Mobile's U.S. Disposal Grow: FT
The German government, Deutsche Telekom AG's (DTEGn.DE) biggest shareholder, is growing increasingly worried the company's disposal of its T-Mobile USA subsidiary may run aground over antitrust concerns, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
Senators Consider New Bills to Address Inside Trading Among Lawmakers
Insider trading by members of Congress is a clear problem, but fixing it may prove difficult.
Michigan State Cheerleader Young Takes Hard Fall on Head [VIDEO]
A Michigan State University cheerleader, Taylor Young, fell on her head during a timeout in the first half of the Michigan State-Florida State game at the Breslin Center on Wednesday night, according to reports. Rarely do cheerleading accidents happen in front of a live audience, but when they do, it can be dangerous.
Lawyer Says Second Mile Settles Suit by Allege Victim Seeking Asset Freeze
Jerry Sandusky's The Second Mile charity has settled a lawsuit filed by a man claiming to be a victim of sex abuse, Bloomberg is reporting.
3 New Rick Perry Ads Court Iowa Voters
Rick Perry has released three TV ads in Iowa in the past 24 hours in an attempt to re-establish himself in the state that will hold the nation's first caucuses on Jan. 3.
Mindy McCready Must Return Son to Florida, Judge Says
A Florida judge has said that country singer Mindy McCready has violated a custody order and he now wants her 5-year-old son back in the state, The Associated Press reported.
Occupy Boston Protesters May Stay at Dewey Square Until Dec. 15, Judge Says
A Suffolk Superior Court judge on Thursday has said that Occupy Boston protesters may remain in the city's Dewey Square while a state court ponders whether it will lift a court order that bars their eviction.
New York Judge Allows Anti-Gay Marriage Lawsuit
A state judge is allowing a conservative group in New York to proceed with a lawsuit to overturn New York's new law legalizing gay marriage.
Oneal Ron Morris: Fake Doctor Says ‘If Anyone is the Victim, It’s Me’ [VIDEO]
Oneal Ron Morris gave her first interview since her arrest for practicing medicine without a license to CBS' Entertainment Tonight and claims that, If anyone is the victim, it's [her].
BP Contests Probation Violation Case in Alaska
In what will be the third day of a four-day probation hearing, BP will take the stage Thursday to contest U.S. prosecutors' accusations that BP violated a three-year probation sentence in Alaska.
Chernobyl May Soon Reopen to Tourists as Disaster Tourism Grows in 2011
Tours to Chernobyl, erupting African volcanoes, and earthquake-ravaged cities highlight a bizarre trend of disaster tourism in 2011.
Michelle Parker's Kids Returned to Prime Suspect: Their Father
A judge has ordered that the children of missing Florida mom, Michelle Parker, be returned to their father- the prime suspect in the case.
Belarus Court Sentences Minsk Metro Bombers to Death by Pistol
Two men found guilty of setting off a bomb in a Minsk subway station in April, killing 15 people and wounding hundreds, were handed down a death sentence in a Belarus court Wednesday.
Missing Baby Lisa Irwin Timeline: The Mysteries of the Past 2 Months
It has been approximately two months since Missouri baby Lisa Irwin has been missing. Now the family of the Northland infant on Tuesday, asked for an end to the vigils outside their home.
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