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Oklahoma's lax pot laws made it a utopia for the cannabis industry. A mass murder on a weed farm in Kingfisher County sparked a marijuana crackdown.

Fox News said it would take legal action against a Ukrainian family that planned to lodge a wrongful death claim against it.

Facebook is rife with exotic animal traders selling endangered species. You can buy a monkey in 20 minutes. Wildlife trafficking is easy to find.

In one entry, Franke described how she placed her hands over her son's nose and mouth while holding him underwater.

A lawsuit alleges that "professional drug dealers" operate in and around a Manhattan Burger King, resulting in a "neighborhood nightmare."

Zhang, 23, soaked his feet for over 10 hours in dry ice so they'd get so badly frostbitten that he'd need a double amputation, prosecutors said.

A team of Fox News employees, including Oleksandra "Sasha" Kuvshynova, pushed into a war zone despite warnings to stay out, lawsuit alleges.

Arthur Schubarth, 80, sought to create offshoots of a prized Central Asian sheep to sell them on the hunting market for high prices, per the DOJ.

Lawyers for Amit Patel said he lost "approximately 99% of the funds misappropriated" on gambling sites like Draft Kings and FanDuel.

A deal Jeffrey Epstein struck with Florida federal prosecutors should have blocked criminal charges against Ghislaine Maxwell, her lawyers say.

Police said a man was arrested on Saturday after the car crashed into the gates at around 2:35 a.m. The incident is not believed to be terror-related.

SCOTUS is hearing two cases — NetChoice v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice — concerning free speech and political censorship on social media.

But Yang, 41, wrote in a "personal reflection" that he struggled with self-discipline when it came to adult content, per the Shanghai High Court.

The Department of Labour said that Tennessee's biggest pork producer, Tosh Pork LLC, retaliated against two workers who asked about their pay.

Hector Medina falsely promised troubled celebrities that he could get their criminal charges dropped for large sums of money, prosecutors say.

Business Insider spoke with high-profile employment rights lawyers about mistakes companies repeatedly make that lead to big payouts to their workers.

Allen Weisselberg, Trump Org's top fiscal officer for 30 years, admitted to perjuring himself twice in the former president's NY fraud case.

Think your interest costs are high? The GOP frontrunner's penalty for a decade of banking document fraud increases by $1M in interest every nine days.

A $443,500 Ferrari belonging to Formula One driver Gerhard Berger was recovered 28 years after it was stolen in Italy.

The ransom countdown timer for Fulton County disappeared from a hacking group's website before it was set to expire Thursday morning.

Donald Trump's attempt to get out of paying amounts to "the court filing equivalent of a paper napkin," E. Jean Carroll's lawyers say.

A daughter says her dad got a call saying she had been kidnapped. The scam demanded thousands in ransom. She explains how to avoid these fake threats.