In Wyoming, Reporting Environmental Damage Could Land You in Prison. A law passed by Wyoming Republicans officially makes it illegal for citizens to collect evidence of pollution on public land that could lead to a government investigation of environmental destruction.
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Questions as to why there is such a shroud of secrecy, why all those entering Fort McMurracy have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, why Canada turned down international offers of help?
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A wave of threats directed at schools across the nation Monday forced authorities to lock down buildings or evacuate students. The threats, which appear to be driven by automated calls, have been directed at elementary, middle and high schools in states across at least four time zone.
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Minister Junichiro Koizumi has thrown his support behind a group of former U.S. sailors suing the operator of the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant. The sailors claim health problems they now suffer were caused by exposure to radiation after a triple meltdown at the plant following an earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.
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In East Africa’s most prosperous economy, the average city resident pays up to 16 bribes per month, according to Transparency International. Locals have dubbed Kenya “ya kitu kidogo” — the land of the “little something” — a kind of homeland of the bribe.
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Hawaii could become the first state in the United States to enter gun owners into an FBI database that will automatically notify police if an island resident is arrested anywhere else in the country.
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The America Military is Hurting The US Global Reputation. Japan has formally asked the U.S. to stop its military-related rapes, deaths, and other violence in the region.
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FOX stole a gaming clip, then used it to do a DMCA take-down on the original YouTube video . At the same time, lobbyists for the media industry are swarming the U.S. Copyright Office.
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Panama Papers Confirm Miami a Disneyland for Fraud As one of the hardest hit cities during the foreclosure crisis, building condos in Miami’s emerging Downtown and Brickell corridors continued at a...
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Freddie Gray arresting officer Edward Nero was found not guilty on all counts by Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams Monday morning.Nero faced charges of second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and two counts of misconduct in office.
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