IRS claims tax whistleblower not entitled to reward
The IRS rejected a reward claim for a tax whistleblower claiming no additional taxes were collected after he provided information.
Panel approves consolidation of acetaminophen personal injury cases
Drugmakers lost a bid this week to prevent 27 lawsuits over acetaminophen from being consolidated.
Verdict against Pfizer for $142 million upheld by court
A federal appeals court has upheld a judgment against the pharmaceutical giant over the drug Neurontin.
Anti-doping officials seek guilt admission from Armstrong under oath
Anti-doping officials are seeking an admission of guilt from cyclist Lance Armstrong under oath.
Facebook password laws to take effect in the new year
Laws are set to go into effect in 2013 prohibiting employers from demanding workers’ Facebook passwords.
Red Cross shifts focus in Sandy recovery amid criticism over funds
The Red Cross is reportedly refocusing its Hurricane Sandy relief efforts amid criticism over $78 million in unspent donations.
U.S. mobile companies to set up 911 texting
Top mobile phone carriers are expected to set up a texting service that allows texts to 911.
US lawsuit filed for inflated troop trailer claims
The United States government has filed a civil suit over purported inflated troop trailer claims.
Battle anticipated after marijuana legalization victory
Some suggest the federal government may block portions of measures legalizing marijuana in Colorado and Washington.
More women drivers on U.S. roads than men?
Statistics show that more women in the country are licensed drivers than men.