Action Institute Commentary Millions of high school seniors have started the process of deciding which college or university to attend in the next academic year. Prospective students will take into consideration cost, academics, social life, and location. And while many

Those planning to buy back a few years of state pension need to make haste because from next April the Government will be hiking the cost by almost 50%

Reed Smith continues to scoop up lawyers from collapsed Thelen, announcing Tuesday it had brought on two more from Thelen's energy group and a technology transactions lawyer from its Los Angeles office. This is on top of several other laterals

More information is needed to determine if a Manhattan law firm's fee of $40 million for five months' work is unconscionable, the New York Court of Appeals ruled on Dec. 2. The court declined to grant a motion by the

Tragedy struck on Black Friday at a Wal-Mart on Long Island when impatient customers trampled an employee as they rushed into the store at 5 a.m., leading to his death.But union bosses -- long engaged in a vicious corporate campaign

PRISTINA, Kosovo -- Germany may cut its aid to Kosovo following the arrest last month of three agents with the German Federal Intelligence Agency (BN...

Study Warns of Dangers

Agrees Settlement of $27.2 Million for Defective Kitec Plumbing

I was arrested at my home around five o' clock in the morning of 1 May 2008 by a group of approximately ten police officers and soldiers in uniform

The population of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo need actions that will bring an end to repetitive cycles of gross human rights violations, rather than mere words, Amnesty International said today.

The next milestones on the road to enhanced respect and protection of the rights of persons subjected to human trafficking in Europe will be 5 and 8 December

The country's security forces have adopted torture as the preferred method of investigation and repression, according to a new Amnesty International report.

Two senior former officials in Saddam Hussein's government were sentenced to death on Tuesday.

The United Nations is not doing enough to help protect civilians in the Democratic Republic of Congo, warns Amnesty International.