Author: Kimberly Miller

Feds say a Louisiana man stole and sold more than 1,800 Florida turtles worth $550,000, using boats and false paperwork to fuel the Asian pet trade.Read More

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged European allies to move beyond rhetoric and take concrete action against Iran, even as he sought to repair strained ties with ItalyRead More

As head of NATO and prime minister of Denmark, Anders Fogh Rasmussen has always advocated close ties with the U.S. Now he is calling for a radical rethink — and a new European defense alliance, of which Ukraine should also be a member.Read More

Lagarde warned that large stablecoins like Tether and USDC, which now dominate a $310 billion market, pose financial stability risks and could transmit stress to underlying asset markets during periods of turmoil.Read More

American mix freezes at higher temperature and is more prone to static charge – but the EU is out of optionsRead More

A heavy law enforcement presence in Sedgwick early Friday morning coincides with the report of officers attempting to serve a warrant.Read More

As construction prices remain stubbornly high, parking continues to be one of the biggest challenges when underwriting a deal.Read More

Chula Vista’s McCann demurs, claiming Navy reserve status presents a conflict. El Cajon’s Wells challenges state sanctuary law upheld by courts.Read More

Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray said he didn’t know some prosecutors in his office were alerting the LDS Church’s lawyers when bishops wrote support letters for criminal defendants until The Salt Lake Tribune asked about it.Read More

Legal experts discussed the growing role of AI in maritime law during the 42nd River and Marine Industry Seminar in New Orleans.Read More