
Justice Department Indicts SPLC on Fraud and Money Laundering Charges
The Southern Poverty Law Center faces an 11-count federal indictment alleging fraud and money laundering activities.

The Southern Poverty Law Center faces an 11-count federal indictment alleging fraud and money laundering activities.

New York City police shot a man with a knife in Manhattan while separately charging a suspect in an Easter Sunday fatal shooting.

Democratic Party faces scrutiny over family political connections and Obama Presidential Center admission policies.
Two major agricultural chemical companies are moving forward with new herbicide developments to address resistant weed problems in crop production.

Starbucks Workers United submitted a contract proposal to the company while former CEO Howard Schultz reportedly moved from Washington state.

Technology magazine Wired has released travel guides targeting business visitors to Chicago and Brooklyn's Dumbo neighborhood.

Human rights group reports mass detention of ethnic Fulani people by Nigerian military, citing deaths from disease and starvation.

Atlantic writer McKay Coppins used employer funds to investigate the growing gambling market in America.

Iranian warship Iris Dena was sunk by US submarine torpedo strike near Sri Lanka on March 4, killing 84 sailors whose bodies will be returned.

The New York Archdiocese has proposed an $800 million settlement to resolve sexual abuse claims, with lawyers warning of potential bankruptcy if rejected.

Recent incidents highlight enforcement of local regulations against vaping in Thailand and photography restrictions in Ethiopia.

Germany works on clarifying departure rules for fighting-age men while DR Congo agrees to accept deportees from the United States starting this month.

An 11.5-foot diameter underground pipe mysteriously emerged from the ground in Osaka, reaching heights of up to 42 feet.

Medical professionals emphasize awareness of shingles symptoms in younger adults and shoulder pain as potential liver warning sign.
Officers shut down an illegal rave attended by 2,000 people in Dorset after being pelted with missiles, resulting in 10 arrests.
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