Boutros, 47, now the co-chair of the government investigations and white collar group at Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP in Chicago, was among those vetted for the White House by U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood, a ...

The operator of the themed Karen’s Diner in Dublin, where staff are paid to be obnoxious to customers, has been ordered to ...

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President Donald Trump praised Patrick Mahomes’ mother and wife in an interview over the weekend as the two major figures in the Kansas City Chiefs star’s life supported the Republican’s re ...

Virginia has apparently found its new head basketball coach in a crazy sense of irony. The Cavaliers have reportedly hired VCU head coach Ryan Odom, who seven years ago was on the UMBC sidelines ...

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Karen Read case worlds collided in Norfolk Superior Court when activist blogger Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney joined the accused at the defense table as the prosecution sought data from his phone.

The Karen Read case was back in a Dedham, Massachusetts courtroom on Thursday less than two weeks before jury selection is scheduled to begin. Prosecutors started the day seeking to use messages ...

KAREN REED AND HER DEFENSE TEAM SHOWED UP. SO FOLKS, WE’RE HERE FOR A HEARING. A HEARING ABOUT PHONE RECORDS FROM AIDAN KEARNEY, A BLOGGER KNOWN AS TURTLE BOY, AND HIS COMMUNICATIONS WITH ...

A content creator in England forked out £265 – which equates to about $340 in U.S. dollars – on a single cup of coffee, then shared his true feelings about it on social media. Carmie Sellitto ...

(WJAR) — The judge in the Karen Read case said Thursday that the Bristol County, Massachusetts, woman's retrial will begin April 1 with jury selection, denying a defense motion to delay it.

The judge presiding over the Karen Read case on Thursday denied a defense request to delay the start of her second trial, paving the way for jury selection to begin April 1 as scheduled.