Spanish police have found €25m ($35m) in Madrid that belongs to a drug gang based in Miami, according to the Associated Press.
Met Police Assistant Commissioner John Yates has quit after growing pressure amid the phone-hacking scandal.
There´s something fishy about the lawsuit against tens of thousands of Internet users who allegedly downloaded copyrighted files.
UK police investigating phone hacking and bribery have released former News International executive Rebekah Brooks hours after her arrest.
Les Hinton, one of the top executives of Rupert Murdoch´s embattled News Corporation media empire, has quit.
Sir Paul Stephenson last night resigned as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, putting more pressure on David Cameron over his personal links to the phone hacking scandal.
Groupon Inc.´s practice of selling group-discount coupons with expiration dates is being reviewed by Connecticut attorney general George Jepsen for possible state law violations.
A man who mailed 81,000 ecstasy pills from England to Australia had more than three years added to his jail sentence because he failed to honour an agreement to give evidence against other gang members.
A new Mexico grocery store worker who misled a shopper into tasting a yogurt sample tainted with semen was due in court today for a detention hearing, according to KRQE.
A man who claims that one of JK Rowling´s Harry Potter books was lifted from another work has lost his appeal against an order that he should pay £1.5m (NZD$2.87m) into court as security for costs in his forthcoming copyright action.
A court has been forced to step in and choose the name of a two-year-old girl because her parents couldn´t agree.
Tobacco products and advertisements will have to be kept out of sight in shops, under a legal change passed by Parliament today.
Two New York City sisters have filed a lawsuit claiming their mother was buried in a different grave from the plot they had been visiting for 20 years.
High court judges adjourn case to consider Swedish prosecution authority´s case against WikiLeaks founder.
More than a year after an adopted-child abandonment scandal led Russian officials to threaten a ban on adoptions of Russian children by Americans, the United States and Russia have reached an agreement that will allow such adoptions to proceed under heightened scrutiny.
U.S. law-enforcement agencies are increasingly obtaining warrants to search Facebook, often gaining detailed access to users´ accounts without their knowledge.
Fraud prosecutor and green crusader beats favourite Nicolas Hulot in Greens-Europe-Ecology primary race.
Apple Inc´s chief patent counsel will soon leave the company, at a time when the iPhone maker is fighting numerous legal battles around the world, according to sources familiar with the situation.
Websites such as eBay may be liable for trademark infringements if they play an "active role" in promoting fake goods, the European Court of Justice has said.
A Scottish law firm is providing its human resources clients with an iPhone app to help answer questions about employment law.
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