‘Housewives’ stars plead guilty to multiple fraud charges
Teresa and Joe Giudice pleaded guilty to multiple charges of fraud on Tuesday.
March 4, 2014
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Teresa and Joe Giudice pleaded guilty to multiple charges of fraud on Tuesday.
A retired Army colonel running for Congress has legally changed his name to “Colonel.”
A Wyoming woman was arrested after being accused of stabbing a teddy bear while fighting with her boyfriend.
T.D. Jakes has asked to drop a lawsuit against a former church member accused of stalking him.
A private high school senior is suing her parents for financial support after allegedly being kicked out of the house.
A federal judge has granted approval for a class-action lawsuit settlement against JPMorgan Chase.
A Mississippi man woke up in a body bag as workers at a funeral home prepared to embalm him.
A California appeals court has determined that drivers can read maps on cell phones legally.
A court threw out a former Gulliver headmaster’s settlement after his daughter posted about it on social media.
Parents have rallied behind a teacher who recorded an autistic student with his head stuck in a chair as other students stood by.
Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has vetoed a bill that would have permitted the refusal of services to gays based on a business owner’s religious beliefs.
The mother of a sick Connecticut teenager at the focus of a custody battle collapsed following a judge’s decision that she enters foster care.
Teresa and Joe Giudice pleaded guilty to multiple charges of fraud on Tuesday.
A retired Army colonel running for Congress has legally changed his name to “Colonel.”
A Wyoming woman was arrested after being accused of stabbing a teddy bear while fighting with her boyfriend.
T.D. Jakes has asked to drop a lawsuit against a former church member accused of stalking him.
A private high school senior is suing her parents for financial support after allegedly being kicked out of the house.
A federal judge has granted approval for a class-action lawsuit settlement against JPMorgan Chase.
A Mississippi man woke up in a body bag as workers at a funeral home prepared to embalm him.
A California appeals court has determined that drivers can read maps on cell phones legally.
A court threw out a former Gulliver headmaster’s settlement after his daughter posted about it on social media.
Parents have rallied behind a teacher who recorded an autistic student with his head stuck in a chair as other students stood by.
Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has vetoed a bill that would have permitted the refusal of services to gays based on a business owner’s religious beliefs.
The mother of a sick Connecticut teenager at the focus of a custody battle collapsed following a judge’s decision that she enters foster care.
