All posts by Anneliese Mahoney
-
Comcast, Time Warner Cable Merger is Off
Comcast and Time Warner decided not to move ahead with their merger, much to the DOJ and FCC's...
-
Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out this week's slideshow of the top weird arrests of the week.
-
Mila Kunis Sued Over 25-Year-Old Ukrainian Chicken Theft
Mila Kunis is being sued by a childhood friend for allegedly stealing a family chicken 25 years ago.
-
Nebraska May Lower Minimum Wage for Young Workers
A Nebraska bill may allow businesses to pay workers different minimum wages based on their ages.
-
FBI Agents Conducted Unreasonable Search by Posing as Repairmen
Evidence obtained by FBI agents posing as repairmen cannot be used in federal case.
-
Obama Lashes Out at Senate Over Loretta Lynch Confirmation Hold Up
Loretta Lynch's attorney general nomination has languished in the Senate for six months. What is the GOP doing?
-
Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out this week's installment of the top five weird arrests.
-
Aaron Hernandez: Sheltered by His Own Talent?
Former Patriots star Aaron Hernandez was convicted of murder; how did he get away with it so...
-
New Snoop Dogg-Backed Startup Brings Weed to Your Door
New company Eaze is the Uber of Weed and Snoop Dogg is one of its biggest investors.
-
Hillary’s In, But Who Will She Run With?
Hillary Clinton's running for president; who would she choose as her VP?
-
Atlanta Hawks Player Thabo Sefolosha Breaks Leg in Scuffle with NYPD
Thabo Sefolosha's season will be ended after the incident.
-
Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out the weird arrests of this week!
-
ICYMI: Best of the Week
The best stories from Law Street last week included smart watches, the TSA, and Jay Z.
-
Early Summer Vacation for Some Kansas Students
Kansas schools' budget problems force early closures.
-
New French Law to Ban Models Below Healthy Weight
If an agency hires a model below a healthy weight, they may have to pay a price.
-
Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out this slideshow of the top weird arrests of the week.
-
Ellen Pao Loses Sex Discrimination Lawsuit Against Kleiner
Ellen Pao may not have won her sex discrimination suit against Kleiner, but she made her point.
-
Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out the latest slideshow of weird arrests of the week.
-
Uber Adds More Safety Features, But Will They Be Enough?
The saga of Uber safety continues, this time with more rape allegations and more safety feature rollouts.
-
UMD Students’ Press Uncuffed Project Aims to Free Imprisoned Journalists
The Press Uncuffed movement aims to free 221 imprisoned journalists worldwide.
-
FEMA to States: Recognize Climate Change or Lose Funding
Climate change-denying governors have a tough decision to make based on FEMA's latest compliance requirements.
-
Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out this week's slideshow of the top 5 weird arrests of the week.
-
Lawsuit Claims That Your Favorite Wine Contains Arsenic
Popular wine brands are facing a class-action suit over how much arsenic they contain.
-
UVA Community Gathers in Support of Martese Johnson
The UVA community gathered in support of student Martese Johnson who was brutally arrested Tuesday night.
-
Aaron Schock’s Age Didn’t Do Him in, His Idiocy Did
Aaron Schock isn't resigning from Congress because he's a Millennial, he's resigning because he thought he was...
-
Do You Want Pain With Your Fries? OSHA Investigating McDonald’s
Workers at McDonald's locations across the country allege wide-scale disregard by management for on-the-job injuries.
-
HBO Documentary Subject Robert Durst Arrested on Murder Charges
Robert Durst of HBO fame has been arrested in connection with the third murder associated with him.
-
Families of Sandy Hook Victims File Lawsuit Against Nancy Lanza’s Estate
Families of the victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting have filed lawsuits against Nancy Lanza's estate.
-
Paralegals Will Soon Be Able to Give Legal Advice in Washington
An innovative program in Washington will allow paralegals to give legal advice, a huge win for low-income Americans.
-
NYPD Caught Editing Negative Wikipedia Entries
Edits to Wikipedia pages noting police brutality have been traced back to the NYPD.
