Civil rights organizations announce first lawsuit against Florida's anti-immigrant law Civil rights organizations ACLU and Southern Poverty Law Center argue they will file suit because SB 1718, which went into effect Saturday, is unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court upheld the law against the promotion of illegal immigration The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the law by Helaman Hansen, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for collecting up to $10,000 dollars in a fraud related
The FTC sued Amazon after tricking millions of users into subscribing to the Prime The Federal Trade Commission claimed that Amazon used deceptive interface designs to increase subscriptions and prevent the cancellation of memberships by its customers.
Caravan from California to Florida announced against anti-immigrant law SB 1718 En to show immigrants that they are not alone and warn that they will file lawsuits to block their impact.
Biden asked Congress to pass police reform bill, after report on police abuse in Minneapolis President Biden once again asked Congress to pass police reform, after the Justice Department report on abuse and racism in the Minneapolis police, a culture of police violence that led
Federal court suspends 'Winners', a Florida company that defrauded Hispanics Federal court ordered a Florida-based online financial advisory firm defrauding Hispanics to cease operations.
Was Carlos Calderon fired from Univision for the scandal with Vanessa Lyon?: She responds The couple's 2022 was marked by the scandal caused by the publication that the then presenter of 'Despierta America' filed a lawsuit for domestic violence against the actress
Sergio Mayer and Poncho de Nigris are accused of possible sabotage at La Casa de los Famosos The controversial Sergio Mayer and Poncho de Nigris were accused of causing sabotage in a test inside the House of Celebrities.
Lawsuit Expenses Against Miami Councilman Joe Carollo Paid by Insurance A jury ordered Carollo to pay $63.5 million in damages to two well-known Miami Little Havana businessmen.
Microsoft agreed to pay $20 million to settle privacy violation lawsuit The Federal Trade Commission accuses the tech giant of violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
Lilibet Diana turns 2 and there were no public congratulations The British royal family ignored public congratulations on the birthday of Harry and Meghan Markle's youngest daughter.
Former Miami Mayor Joe Carollo is sentenced to pay 63 million to two businessmen Carollo, 68, follows the civil lawsuit filed by businessmen Bill Fuller and Martin Pinilla, who alleged that Carollo used his position to harass them and damage your reputation.
