Law

When it comes to hedge fund paranoia, few can hold a light to the world's undisputed leader: Ray Dalio's Bridgewater - the former employer of current FBI director James Comey - which in addition to maintaining absolute secrecy about its operations, policies and culture, and vigorously pursuing anyone who disseminates Dalio's famous morning notes, has relentlessly sued any former employees who breach the company's notorious non-compete. And now, Bridgewater has lashed out at a 24-year-old computer contractor from Hamden, whom it accuses of stealing confidential documents.

Saudi Arabia is facing a $6 billion lawsuit by dozens of U.S. insurers who claim the Saudi regime helped fund and orchestrate the 9/11 attacks.  In a lawsuit filed on Thursday in the U.S. District [...]

The FDA and Big Pharma have admitted that antidepressants increase the risk of suicide by over 800%, according to court documents in a trial against GlaxoSmithKline. The lawsuit between an Illinois widow and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) seeks to hold [...]

A retired UK police detective says he has evidence that somebody ‘high up’ is protecting Madeleine McCann’s pedophile kidnappers.  According to Dave Edgar, a retired detective inspector who led a three-year investigation into the disappearance of [...]

Moments ago Attorney General Jeff Sessions made a surprise appearance at Sean Spicer's daily White House press briefing to announce that his DOJ will be taking steps to not only require that so-called "sanctuary cities" enforce federal immigration laws but would also be seeking to claw back past DOJ awards granted to those cities if they refuse to certify compliance.