Over 20 Aryan Brotherhood members arrested in suspected Texas meth ring
AUSTIN Texas (Reuters) – Federal and Texas authorities arrested 21 members of the white supremacist group Aryan Brotherhood on Thursday and charged them with running a methamphetamine distribution operation in the Waco area, a U.S. officials said.
Colorado activists want rules on pot edibles implemented fast
DENVER (Reuters) – Activists in Colorado called on Thursday for the fast implementation of rules requiring marijuana-infused edibles be clearly distinguishable from regular products when removed from their original packaging.
Colorado activists want rules on pot edibles implemented fast
DENVER (Reuters) – Activists in Colorado called on Thursday for the fast implementation of rules requiring marijuana-infused edibles be clearly distinguishable from regular products when removed from their original packaging.
Washington’s Supreme Court holds state in contempt over education
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Washington state’s Supreme Court on Thursday found the legislature in contempt for failing to uphold a court order to come up with a plan to boost its education budget by billions of dollars over the next five years.
Missouri teachers can become armed safety officers under new law
KANSAS CITY Mo. (Reuters) – More Missouri teachers could carry concealed weapons under a measure state lawmakers approved late Wednesday that also bans local laws against open carry of guns.
Ex-tech officer at indicted money exchange pleads guilty to U.S. charge
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A former technology officer at indicted former digital currency exchange Liberty Reserve pleaded guilty on Thursday in New York to a federal charge of conspiring to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.
Jury selected for Texas doctor charged with poisoning lover’s coffee
HOUSTON (Reuters) – A jury was selected on Thursday in the trial of a breast cancer physician accused of spiking two cups coffee for her lover, a cancer researcher, with a compound commonly found in antifreeze.
Decision on Tony Stewart crash to come next week, officials say
SYRACUSE N.Y. (Reuters) – Prosecutors will make a statement late next week on whether they will be taking action against three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart stemming from a fatal dirt-track crash last month, officials in upstate New York said on Th…
Crocs trying to monopolize marketplace, competitor says
(Reuters) – A family-owned, Nevada-based shoe company is taking on the giant shoe maker Crocs, accusing it of creating a monopoly by suing smaller competitors and putting them out of business.
Teacher’s ‘kissing game’ leads to review of New Hampshire school district
MANCHESTER N.H. (Reuters) – A school district in southern New Hampshire is overhauling its sexual harassment policies after U.S. officials found a male high school teacher played a “kissing game” with students and made sexually charged comments, a city…
