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Sterling has agreed to pay a record $2.725 million to settle allegations that he discriminated against African Americans, Hispanics and families with children at scores of apartment buildings he owns in and around Los Angeles...Fischer, is the largest...
Tags: clipper owner, Justice Department, Los Angeles Clippers, real estate, discrimination suit, settles allegations, estate mogul, Donald Sterling
Local officials in U.S. states where medical marijuana is legal say they are scrambling to determine to how to regulate their pot purveyors...Justice Department that federal prosecutors would no longer go after people who use marijuana for medical purposes...
Tags: medical marijuana, Justice Department, Barack Obama, U.S. Department of Justice
The public integrity unit has been under intense scrutiny since the conviction of Stevens, an Alaska Republican, was thrown out due to key evidence being withheld from his defense. William Welch's departure is "a mutual decision," said Welch's boss, Lanny...
Tags: William Welch, Ted Stevens, Justice Department, public integrity, Welch II, integrity unit, Massachusetts
Washington » Sen. Orrin Hatch says there's a "strong case" that the Bowl Championship Series is in violation of anti-trust laws and wants the Justice Department to launch an investigation. Hatch wrote to President Barack Obama on Wednesday asking him...
Tags: Barack Obama, college football, BCS, Orrin Hatch, Justice Department, bowl championship, championship series, Orin Hatch, Sen. Hatch, president barack
A Chevy Chase scientist was charged Monday with trying to sell top-secret information to Israel for $11,000, federal prosecutors said. Stewart D. Nozette, 52, was arrested on a charge of attempted espionage and is being held pending an initial appearance...
Tags: Israeli, FBI, Stewart David Nozette, agents posing, fbi agents, espionage charged, moon, Justice Department, Pentagon, Stewart Nozette
00 AM MDT Colorado Attorney General John Suthers says that if an Obama administration plan not to arrest medical-marijuana users and suppliers is going to work, state lawmakers need to regulate the industry.
Tags: medical marijuana, Colorado Springs, Obama Administration, marijuana users, John Suthers, Justice Department, attorney general
N.H.— The new U.S. attorney for New Hampshire says he won't prosecute people using small amounts of marijuana for pain or to improve their appetite. U.S. Attorney John Kacavas (Ka-ka'-vuss) told The Associated Press on Tuesday his office will go after...
A Superior Court judge concluded today that Los Angeles' moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries is invalid and granted a preliminary injunction against enforcement of the ban sought by a dispensary that had sued the city...Chalfant determined...
Tags: obama, medical marijuana, Barack Obama, Obama Enlightened, federal prosecutors, Justice Department, told federal, California, U.S. Mellows, marijuana dispensaries
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio conducted yet another immigration sweep this weekend despite no longer having such powers from the federal government...Justice Department investigators were present in command post areas reserved for the media...Arpaio...
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Louis-based seed and chemical company for information pertaining to charges that it has engaged in anticompetitive behavior or may have violated antitrust laws. Pioneer Hi-Bred of Johnston and its parent company DuPont sued Monsanto last summer charging...
Tags: Monsanto Under Antitrust Review, Monsanto Co., U.S. Department of Justice, Justice Department, violated antitrust, antitrust laws