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Nellie Liang Photographer: Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg The U.S. Treasury’s top official for financial oversight said government regulators need action from lawmakers to adequately protect investors -- and the wider financial system -- from risks posed by stablecoins. “If Congress does not enact legislation, the regulators will try to use what authority they have,” but they will be left witho...

Police are investigating a deadly pedestrian collision they said began after a fight during a Christmas party. ATLANTA - Gwinnett County Police Department investigators said a Friday night Christmas party became deadly when a man struck and killed his brother-in-law with a car during an argument. Police said detectives were at the scene of the collision on Saturday morning on Great Oaks Drive...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A Ramsey County judge is allowing Minnesota's new deadly force law to go back into effect. But Judge Leonardo Castro did strike one provision that police groups said was unconstitutional. The provision had compelled a police officer who uses deadly force to justify why, potentially at trial. Lawmakers implemented the new deadly force standards in summer 2020 in the w...

RTD Metro Business law columnist, Karen Michael. As workplaces enter the final week before Christmas, there will be gift exchanges between employees and clients, final holiday events and holiday pay considerations. We all deserve and need a time of celebration with our co-workers — it has been another tough year. But we should keep in mind that our diverse workplaces are filled with colleague...

Law enforcement officers take kids Christmas shopping | Local News | wyomingnews.com  Wyoming Tribune

South Texas College of Law Houston Dean Michael Barry, left, and Dr. James Dixon, Board President of NAACP Houston Branch sign a memorandum of understanding at South Texas College of Law Houston, Friday, Dec. 17, 2021 in Houston . The memorandum of understanding is to declare their attempts to fight for clemency for soldiers of the 24th Infantry Regiment. They were convicted by General CourtM...

On Nov. 16, McDaniel College President Julia Jasken recognized three staff members for outstanding service by presenting them with the college’s 2021 Arch Award for Exemplary Staff Service. The award recipients, pictured from left, are Aza Smith, financial aid specialist, who began at McDaniel in 2019; Jason Haines, grounds equipment operator, who has been at the college since 2014; and Kathy...

Gun rights activist rips Newsom's new gun control push 00:00 00:0003:04GO LIVE Facebook Twitter Email Embed SpeedNormal Autoplay California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday proposed spending more than $300 million to help law enforcement and small businesses address a recent rash of high-profile smash and grab thefts. Under the three-year plan, the money would finance a crackdown on organized c...

Susan Smith Epperson, who successfully challenged Arkansas’ anti-evolution law in the 1960s, visits with John Scopes, who was convicted in 1925 of violating Tennessee’s anti-evolution law. A Presbyterian minister, Jerry Tompkins, arranged for the two educators to meet for lunch in Shreveport in January 1969, two months after the Supreme Court struck down Arkansas’ ban on the teaching of evolu...

Susan Smith Epperson, who successfully challenged Arkansas’ anti-evolution law in the 1960s, visits with John Scopes, who was convicted in 1925 of violating Tennessee’s anti-evolution law. A Presbyterian minister, Jerry Tompkins, arranged for the two educators to meet for lunch in Shreveport in January 1969, two months after the Supreme Court struck down Arkansas’ ban on the teaching of evolu...