According to federal authorities, the FBI’s Indian Country program had 4,300 open investigations at the beginning of the fiscal year. That included more than 900 death investigations.

Of the $1.7 million in revenue the company made, the elderly property owner received "absolutely nothing," the suit alleges. It seeks $15.9 million in damages.

Plans to spend $82 million for summer learning programs in Oregon over the next 2 years and three months cleared a key legislative hurdle on Tuesday.

The city says it may need a year to comply with a judge’s order allowing access at Millennium Plaza Park.

Several new bars dedicated to women’s sports have made the mad dash to open in time to capitalize on March Madness, now in full swing.

New Jersey Democratic Sen. Cory Booker has held the Senate floor with a marathon speech that lasted all night and into the evening. He set a historic mark to show Democrats’ resistance to President Donald Trump’s sweeping actions.

The use of Gmail, a far less secure method of communication than the encrypted messaging app Signal, is the latest example of questionable data security practices by top national security officials.

Hooters was founded in 1983 by six businessmen with no food service experience who claimed they wanted to run a restaurant they couldn’t get kicked out of.

In addition to cutting back on conveniences, consumer advocates say "shrinkflation" is likely to make a comeback.

The head of Myanmar’s military government says that 2,719 people have now been found dead, with more injured.

Affected products were shipped to at least 8 states and potentially nationwide.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Kerin described the set-up as a “farmer’s style-market,” where a substantial amount of drugs were sold.

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