The last time Erin saw her youngest child, was six years ago... Her fate, in the Family Court, hinged on a psychologist named ...

A former senior non-commissioned Army officer who sexually assaulted a teenage soldier who later took her own life has been sentenced to six months in prison.

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"I would consider him a real giant. He was someone who gave of himself over and over again," said Roderick L. Ireland, ...

To be labelled a 'career divorcee' in these days of high-achieving working women has to be one of the most contemptuous of insults. Yet this was the damning assessment of Susan Sangster this week by h ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio - When it came to deciding on an emergency health order to ban intoxicating hemp, a Franklin County judge chose commerce over kids. We’re talking about the decision on Today in Ohio.

The group had challenged the president’s executive orders as unconstitutional. A judge “reluctantly” said the suit was too broad in scope. By Karen Zraick A federal judge in Montana on Wednesday ...