Lake Powell boat crash leaves one dead
One person died and two others are reportedly missing after a boat crash on Lake Powell.
June 22, 2013
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One person died and two others are reportedly missing after a boat crash on Lake Powell.
The prison sentence of former Enron CEO Jeffrey K. Skilling has been reduced by 10 years.
Food Network star Paula Deen has been fired amid racism controversy.
Skinnygirl mogul Bethenny Frankel and Jason Hoppy met in court Thursday during a court hearing to discuss custody of their two-year-old daughter.
A jury declared a homeless woman legally insane after finding her guilty of second-degree murder for pushing an 84-year-old woman from a train platform.
Senate Democrats move ahead with bills that ignore mandated spending cuts, adding $91 million more to the “spending cap.”
The organization filed a lawsuit over a new abortion law that implements requirements for doctors regarding what they must tell women seeking abortions.
An exoneree was challenged by his ex-wife for compensation after his prison release.
A House panel has begun rewriting the controversial education measure.
Eight people were injured after a car mowed down a New York sidewalk.
A German court has made a ruling that purportedly gives a boost to lawsuits brought against Porsche SE.
An appeals court determined privacy rights can be violated verbally, says San Francisco employment lawyer Eric Grover
One person died and two others are reportedly missing after a boat crash on Lake Powell.
The prison sentence of former Enron CEO Jeffrey K. Skilling has been reduced by 10 years.
Food Network star Paula Deen has been fired amid racism controversy.
Skinnygirl mogul Bethenny Frankel and Jason Hoppy met in court Thursday during a court hearing to discuss custody of their two-year-old daughter.
A jury declared a homeless woman legally insane after finding her guilty of second-degree murder for pushing an 84-year-old woman from a train platform.
Senate Democrats move ahead with bills that ignore mandated spending cuts, adding $91 million more to the “spending cap.”
The organization filed a lawsuit over a new abortion law that implements requirements for doctors regarding what they must tell women seeking abortions.
An exoneree was challenged by his ex-wife for compensation after his prison release.
A House panel has begun rewriting the controversial education measure.
Eight people were injured after a car mowed down a New York sidewalk.
A German court has made a ruling that purportedly gives a boost to lawsuits brought against Porsche SE.
An appeals court determined privacy rights can be violated verbally, says San Francisco employment lawyer Eric Grover
