New Zealand Judge Upholds Kim Dotcom Extradition Ruling
A New Zealand judge on Monday upheld an earlier court ruling that flamboyant internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and three of his colleagues can be extradited to the U.S. to face criminal charges.
Colombian Businessman Remain In Custody In Miami
For the second time since being extradited in January, Colombian-Panamanian businessman Nidal Waked Hatum has failed to persuade a federal judge in Miami to free him on bond so he can be with members of his family while his money laundering case unfolds.
Tennessee Prison Inmate Sues For Better Kosher Food
A prison inmate in Tennessee filed an over 200-page lawsuit alleging that the prison system is trying to force him to break the Jewish laws of kashrut by providing him with substandard kosher meals.
3 Former USA Gymnasts Say They Were Sexually Abused By Dr. Lawrence Nassar
Three former USA Gymnastics national team members joined an increasing list of young women to say they were sexually abused by Dr. Lawrence Nassar, the former team physician now facing criminal charges of possession of child pornography and criminal sexual conduct.
Uber CEO Calls For Investigation of Sexual Harassment Claims
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick on Sunday said the company will open an “urgent investigation” after a former engineer wrote a lengthy blog post describing systemic sexual harassment at the San Francisco ride-hailing service, which she called “an organization in complete, unrelenting chaos.”
Monroe, NY – NYSP Releases Sketch Of Armed Robber In KJ Area Heist
Monroe, NY – Hoping for help from the public, police have released a sketch of a man wanted in connection with a Tuesday holdup at a Monroe store selling fresh fruit arrangements.
Man In Photograph Now officially A In Deaths of Indiana Teens
A man photographed on a hiking trail where two murdered Indiana teens were last seen is officially “the main suspect” in the case, authorities said Sunday.