Jefferson City Man, Javier Rosser Pleads Guilty to Meth Conspiracy
A Jefferson City, Mo., man pleaded guilty in federal court today to his role in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine that was mailed to him by a co-conspirator in California. Javier Rashad Rosser, 32, pleaded More...
Executive Director of Military Charity, Patricia Driscoll Found Guilty of Fraud and Tax Evasion
Patricia Pauline Driscoll, the former executive director of the Armed Forces Foundation, was found guilty by a jury today of charges stemming from a scheme in which she stole from the non-profit charity, defrauded More...
Washington Man, Kenneth Adams Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Kenneth Adams, 20, of Washington, D.C., has been found guilty by a jury of first-degree murder while armed and related charges stemming from a killing that took place in 2016 in Northeast Washington, announced U.S. More...
Columbia Man, Larome Humphrey Sentenced for Armed Bank Robbery
A Columbia, Mo., man who robbed a bank and led law enforcement officers on a high-speed chase while carrying an infant in the back seat of his get-away car was sentenced in federal court today. Larome Demetrius More...
Chambersburg Man, Keanu Davone Sentenced 10 Years for Sex Trafficking a Minor
The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced today that Keanu Davone Martinez, age 22, of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, was sentenced on November 1, 2018, by Chief U.S. District More...
Columbia Man, Steve Pritchard sentenced to 30 Years for Arson and Insurance Fraud
A Columbia, Kentucky man was sentenced today in United States District Court by Judge Greg Stivers to 360 months of imprisonment on charges of arson and insurance fraud. Steve Allen “Boo” Pritchard, 44, started More...
Washington man, Darron Wint Found Guilty of First-Degree Murder
Darron Wint, 37, also known as Daron Wint, formerly of Lanham, Md., was found guilty by a jury today of 20 felony charges, including multiple counts of first-degree murder while armed, for the May 2015 slayings More...
Attorney General Jeff Sessions recognizes U.S. Attorney’s Office with Awards for work on National Security cases
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recognized two teams from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and their partners in the FBI for outstanding achievements in national security cases involving More...
Latasha Moore pleads guilty in DC bribery case to keep government contractor free from complaints
A former employee of the District of Columbia Department of Human Resources pled guilty today to a federal bribery charge for accepting more than $140,000 in bribes from a consultant and independent contractor who More...
Columbia River Reopens Spring Chinook Fishing
Columbia River’s spring chinook fishing will reopen this Friday, May 25. Fishing will be from Tongue Point to the Oregon / Washington border. The reopening has been in the negotiation process for weeks with More...
City Rockfest Spring Tour Comes to an End
Christian music’s premier multi-artist rock outing, the City RockFest Tour, recently wrapped its 24-city spring run. Headlined by Dove Award-winning Disciple, the third annual tour featured Seventh Day Slumber, More...
South Korean Court Rules on US Troops
In South Korea’s flawed democracy, lawsuits against the government for violation of human rights hardly ever succeed. Information to use as evidence are in the government’s hands and resources available to accusers More...
New ‘Men in Black’ film set for June 2019 against ‘John Wick 3’ and a ‘Shaft’ remake
Sony has moved its summer 2019 Men In Black project from May 17 to June 14, setting it up against John Wick: Chapter Three and Warner Bros’ Shaft remake. The Untitled MIB film has been fast-tracked from More...
How to Finance Your Startup Business
Coming up with the idea for a new startup is only the beginning. Pretty soon you’ll be realizing that you need capital for computer hardware, software, office furniture and office space, plus money for initial More...
Hill report: More than half of Comey notes contain classified information, Trump says it’s ‘so illegal’
A shocking new twist on the former FBI Director James Comey is a report from The Hill, quoting “officials familiar with the documents,” claiming that “More than half of the memos” Comey wrote More...
James Comey admits that he leaked the Trump memo
Former FBI Director James Comey told the Senate Intelligence Committee that he personally leaked to a reporter a memo he kept regarding the detailed and private conversation he had with President Trump. Comey admitted More...
Locations with the Best Property Rental Returns Revealed
If you’ve been considering making a triple net property investment, it’s likely that you’re extremely concerned with location. After all, you need to find somewhere where tenant demand is high, and ideally More...
The Most Selective Ivy League Schools Revealed
The Ivy League School selections were released in March and clearly showed which schools were the most selective when it came to taking on new students. Although most Ivy League schools are notoriously hard to More...
After the Financial Crisis of the Last Decade – What Consumers Want from Banks
In the latter part of the last decade, hundreds of banks hit the rocks and were never heard from again. Some had been in business a very long time and simply made bad judgment calls on loans and investments. Others More...
Start learning Spanish to make a mark in the global front
With Spanish being the prime language of communication for over 425 million people in the world, it is bound to grab the attention of language learners across the globe. This romantic language is now also a great More...
