Orlando, FL – About two dozen media organizations including The Associated Press, CNN and The New York Times filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking disclosure of city of Orlando phone recordings stemming from the Pulse nightclub shooting.
The UK has had its say, voting 52% to 48% to leave the European Union after 43 years.
New York – Two well known names in the Jewish community warned the head of a large hedge fund that they intended to report him to the Securities and Exchange Commission for holding back more than a half million dollars when they withdrew their investment.
New York – Making his weekly appearance on Brian Lehrer’s Ask The Mayor segment on WNYC a day earlier than usual, Mayor Bill de Blasio blasted the players in the NYPD corruption scandal while taking the opportunity to use U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara’s latest press conference to vindicate himself.
SÃO PAULO—Brazilian federal police on Thursday arrested a former high-ranking member of the administration of suspended President Dilma Rousseff on suspicion of taking bribes in an offshoot of the massive corruption scandal linked to the national oil company. He hasn’t been formally charged.
The Justice Department in the US is probing Credit Suisse bank to assess whether bank employees have helped clients in Israel to evade US taxes.
New York – Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson today announced that a New York City Police Officer was sentenced to two years’ probation and instructed to resign following his conviction of misdemeanor assault for stomping on the head of a suspect while he was face down on the ground, in the process of being handcuffed…
The Baltimore police officer who faced the most serious criminal charges over the death of Freddie Gray in police custody has been acquitted.
An armed and masked man has reportedly been shot dead by German special police after storming a cinema complex in Viernheim, in Germany’s Hesse region.