USA Herald May 15, 2020
Police charges University of Florida student for threatening mass shooting at Virginia Tech
A University of Florida student is in prison and facing charges after threatening to commit a mass shooting at the…
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Bipartisan Legislation Seeks to Assist Smallest Businesses in Dealing With COVID-19 Challenges
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USA Herald May 14, 2020
Burr’s Temporary Resignation as Chairman Surprises Senators
The conclusion of Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) to resign, for now, as the Senate Intelligence Committee chair surprised senators on Thursday, The Hill reported.…
USA Herald May 14, 2020
Democrats, Republicans Split on Federal Voting by Mail
Americans seek to vote by mail in November. However, Democratic measures to mandate it do not seem to have a…
USA Herald May 14, 2020
Michigan Democrat “Unimpressed” with Whitmer’s Response to COVID-19
Michigan remains under one of the strictest lockdown orders in the nation. Thus far, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has firmly indicated…
America
May 13, 2020
Wisconsin Supreme Court Ends Gov. Evers’ Safer-at-Home Order
For weeks now, the American people have taken to the streets in protest against tyrannical lockdowns. Last Thursday, the U.S. jobless number rose to a…
By – Gabrielle Seunagal
Financial Investigations
May 13, 2020
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney to pay $5 million to settle SEC charges
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (MSSB) agreed to pay a penalty of $5 million to settle the administrative proceeding launched against it by the Securities and…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
America
May 12, 2020
Dr. Rand Paul to Anthony Fauci: You Are Not the “End-All” on COVID-19
As a member of the White House coronavirus task force, Dr. Anthony Fauci has become widely-recognized in America. Recently, the people in this country learned…
By – Gabrielle Seunagal
America
May 12, 2020
DNC Takes Initial Measures In Downsizing Convention, Which Is In-Person
The Democratic National Committee on Tuesday took initial measures in downsizing its 2020 nominating convention or putting some of it on the Internet because of…
By – Rhett Wilkinson
America
May 12, 2020
The Supreme Court Is Split Over the Right of Owners of Religious Institutions to Terminate Employees
The Supreme Court seemed ideologically split Monday in a matter brought before them that puts the independence of owners of religious institutions opposite the job…
By – Rhett Wilkinson
America
May 11, 2020
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer: Michiganders “Safer at Home” Until COVID-19 Vaccine
In a matter of weeks, the narrative and purpose of safer-at-home directives rapidly changed. When these initiatives first went into effect, medical professionals and others…
By – Gabrielle Seunagal
USA Herald
March 19, 2023
Georgia Church Fights Back: A Battle Against Insurer’s Unjust Denial of Fire Coverage
(USA Herald) – In an unfolding legal saga, a Georgia church stands its ground against an insurance company it claims has wrongfully denied coverage for fire damage. Kingdom Builders Covenant…
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USA Herald
March 19, 2023
New Crackdown on TikTok Emerges
There is quite a bit of talk and chatter going around these days regarding TikTok. It still remains…
By Gabrielle Seunagal
USA Herald
March 19, 2023
Japanese astronomer captures rare meteorite impact on the moon in real-time
A Japanese astronomer, Daichi Fujii, has captured a rare and dramatic event, the impact of a meteorite on…
By Jackie Allen
USA Herald
March 18, 2023
DNA solved the death of an infant in Mississippi 30 years ago
30-years-ago there were no real clues in the death of an infant. When a baby was found dead…
By Jackie Allen
USA Herald
March 17, 2023
Exposing Insurance Carriers’ Bad Faith Practices: How Florida Aims to Protect Policyholders
(USA Herald) – Florida has long been notorious for its thriving personal injury lawsuit market, with billboards, TV…
By Samuel Lopez
USA Herald
March 16, 2023
Kohberger case update: Judge seals warrants for over 60 companies
A judge in the high-profile University of Idaho quadruple homicide case seals warrants of over 60 companies, banks,…
By Jackie Allen
USA Herald
March 16, 2023
On March 8th, 2023, Levi Axtell, Grand Marais, Minnesota walked into a police station “covered in blood.” He…
By Jackie Allen
USA Herald
March 16, 2023
Seattle High-Rise Battle Ends: Insurer Settles with Builder Amid Allegations of Bad Faith Conduct
(USA Herald) – After a grueling three-and-a-half-year legal battle, the dispute between Matcon USA LP and Tokio Marine’s…
By Samuel Lopez
USA Herald
March 15, 2023
He said-She said Michael Irvin Defamation Suit Details
Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin has filed a $100 million defamation suit against Marriott. And the case…
By Jackie Allen
USA Herald
March 15, 2023
Justice Demanded: Woman Urges 9th Circuit to Uphold $5.7M Award in Bad Faith Lawsuit Against Farmers Insurance
(USA Herald) – Barbara Stein is fighting for her right to receive the full policy limits for injuries…
By Samuel Lopez
USA Herald
March 14, 2023
Four astronauts safely return to Earth via SpaceX Dragon Capsule
After spending 157 days in space, four astronauts have safely returned to Earth aboard the SpaceX Dragon capsule.…
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USA Herald
March 20, 2026
KP George Money Laundering Trial Ends in Conviction
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March 20, 2026
Ohio Family $22.5M Award: Jury Finds Employer’s Decision Led to Newborn’s Death
USA Herald
March 20, 2026
Loyola Student Shooting: Campus Grieves After Deadly Beach Attack
USA Herald
March 20, 2026
Teen Death in ICE Detention Center Sparks Outcry and Investigation
USA Herald
March 20, 2026
Estefany Rodríguez Released From ICE Custody After Weeks of Detention
USA Herald
March 20, 2026