Feds: Woman Posed As Gun Rights Activist, Acted As Covert Russian Agent
Court papers show Maria Butina's activities included efforts to use contacts with the National Rifle Association to develop relationships with U.S. politicians.
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Court papers show Maria Butina's activities included efforts to use contacts with the National Rifle Association to develop relationships with U.S. politicians.
An autopsy found the baby died from a combination of methadone, amphetamine and methamphetamine.
It marked the first time in a more than a year that Netflix hadn't exceeded its subscriber growth projections. As of June 30, Netflix had 130 million subscribers.
More than a dozen current and former residents of the building told The Associated Press that they believe the Kushner Cos.' relentless construction, along with rent hikes of $500 a month or more, was part of a campaign to push tenants out of rent-stabilized apartments and bring high-paying condo buyers in.
"Unfortunately, HHS appears to be operating in a vacuum, entirely divorced from the undisputed circumstances of the case," San Diego-based Judge Dana Sabraw wrote in an order after the HHS declaration was filed late Friday.
Prosecutors say video caught one woman dying from suffocation after she was wrapped in cellophane and duct tape.
John Schnatter is still on the board and is the company's largest shareholder - meaning he remains a key presence.
Three states are still on the hook for millions of dollars to clean up more than 85 contaminated sites
It says that regardless of expiration date, the cereal should be thrown away or returned to a retailer for a refund.
Mosley then says he sometimes drives "130, 140, 120," while trying to get home to surprise his wife. He says he doesn't notice the speed because of his vehicle's nice wheels and suspension.
McDonald's, Auntie Anne's, Arby's, Carl's Jr., Jimmy John's, Cinnabon and Buffalo Wild Wings will voluntarily end the controversial practice.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is suing Navient Solutions, alleging one of the nation's largest student loan servicers violated consumer protection laws and in some cases caused students to pay back too much on their student loans.
In a statement released by Louisville, Kentucky-based Papa John's, Schnatter said reports attributing use of "inappropriate and hurtful" language to him were true.
Police want to find the owner of a loaded gun found on a baby changing table in a women's restroom, but said they don't plan to file charges.
The lawsuit alleges that the system for registering so-called bullet-button assault weapons was unavailable for most of the week before the July 1 deadline.
