SC attorney general set to sue on health care deal

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster says he and Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum are ready to file a federal lawsuit if health care reform legislation passes.

Bye Cornhusker Kickback, Hello New Special Deals

But the 153 pages of changes to the massive health care package include extra money for several other states.

Michelle Malkin The Deem-o-crats' Towering Deception

If you cannot trust government's numbers, you cannot trust government's words. This is the lesson of the House Democrats' desperate promotion of a phony-baloney Congressional Budget Office analysis of their latest health care takeover package.

Monroe County jobless rate drops

Monroe County's unemployment rate went back down in January, the first time the county's jobless rate dropped since July.

Stripper files labor lawsuit against club

A Washington, DC stripper is hoping to change the industry's ways by filing a lawsuit against her former workplace.

Tennessee Commerce to Appeal Department of Labor Ruling

Tennessee Commerce Bancorp, Inc. today announced that it has received a ruling from the Department of Labor regarding allegations made by the company's former Chief Financial Officer, George Fort.

Enivronment Groups Challenge Ruiling of Virginia's Attorney General

Two environmental groups are challenging Virginia's legal action to block federal regulation of greenhouse gases.

Remodelers Struggle to Meet Lead Paint Rule Deadline Due to Lack of EPA Trainers - 3/18/2010

Home > Newsroom > Remodelers Struggle to Meet Lead Paint Rule Deadline Due to Lack of EPA Trainers March 18, 2010 - A shortage of EPA-accredited trainers means that home owners planning a remodeling project this spring may not be able to find a qualified remodeler if a new regulation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency goes into effect as ...

EPA Finding-Edmondson

Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson says an Environmental Protection Agency finding could cripple economic development in the state.

Reit Ipo Backlog Exceeds $3 Billion

There are 11 real estate investment trust initial public offerings totaling more than $3 billion that are backlogged with the Securities and Exchange Commission .

Securities regulator expels group accused of Ponzi scheme

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority expelled Dallas-based Provident Asset Management LLC from the securities industry for selling interests in allegedly fraudulent oil and gas deals in what FINRA called a "massive Ponzi scheme." FINRA, a nongovernmental securities regulator, said a Provident affiliate, Provident Royalties LLC, raised more ...

Myrtle Beach man charged in $3.5 million fraud

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a Myrtle Beach lawyer for defrauding investors of $3.5 million in a high-yield investment scheme, according to a SEC press release.