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Blood Atonement or Cold Case? The LeBaron Mystery in North Dakota
By Nathanial A. Barrera and Frank Parlato
20 Prosecutors, No Arguments: DOJ Flash Mob Storms Brooklyn Court in OneTaste Case
The trial of OneTaste executives Nicole Daedone and Rachel Cherwitz is set to begin with jury selection on Monday.
NY Police Chiefs Rally Behind Tonawanda Chief Amid Union Uproar
A dispute is deepening in the Town of Tonawanda, where Police Chief James Stauffiger’s efforts to enforce internal discipline have drawn fire from the local police union. At the center of the conflict is the chief’s move to penalize an officer for dishonesty.
Martin H. Tankleff: Andre Brown Must Be Saved from Going Back to Prison – a Potential Death Sentence
Update: Andre Brown was supposed to turn himself in to Bronx Criminal Court on March 14, but got a temporary reprieve by the district attorney’s office when he filed a clemency petition with New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. The victims’ families have opposed that petition, which is still being reviewed.
After Police Officer’s Suspension, Ticketing Plummeted. Coincidence or Illegal Strike?
TONAWANDA, N.Y. – In a winter where the roads stayed clear but the tickets disappeared, a 22-day stretch in the Town of Tonawanda saw traffic enforcement drop to a 25-year low — not due to weather, but what officials now allege was a silent, coordinated and illegal strike by the town’s police union.
Shark Tank’s ‘Mr. Wonderful’ Touts AI Data Centers as the ‘New Gold Rush;’ Niagara Falls Mayor Fights for Splash Park Instead
Washington, D.C. — Speaking at Data Center World 2025, entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary introduced Wonder Valley, a $2 billion AI-powered data center planned in Alberta, Canada.
‘Abandon All Hope’: The Real Sign Hanging Over Family Court
Family court is supposed to be a place of order, of professionals doing what’s best for children. Family courts are designed to resolve custody and domestic disputes.
Niagara Falls –A Mayor’s Ego vs. A City’s Best Chance
Niagara Falls, New York, population: 48,000 and falling. The name is still big.
From #MeToo Crusader to Cover-up: Letitia James’s Silence on Alleged Serial Predator Ibrahim Khan
With New York State Attorney General Letitia James being investigated for mortgage fraud for a house she purchased in Virginia, it might be time to consider something else. Women.
ONE TASTE ACCUSERS LOSE BID TO HIDE IDENTITY
ANONYMITY IN THE TIME OF SWORN LIES
NO DEAL FOR DIRTY COPS: Chief Draws the Line — Singh Pays the Price
This is Part 3 of our investigative series on the battle between the Town of Tonawanda Police Chief and the Union. Part 1 Chief Stauffiger vs. The Police Union: Inside Tonawanda’s Fight for Control Part 2 Chief Stauffiger vs. The Union: The Lie That Started It All
Chief Stauffiger vs. The Union: The Lie That Started It All
This is Part 2 of our investigative series on the battle between the Town of Tonawanda Police Chief and the Union. Part 1 Chief Stauffiger vs. The Police Union: Inside Tonawanda’s Fight for Control
Where the Judge is King: Inside America’s Last Absolute Monarchy: Family Court
The Ordinary Building Where Extraordinary Power Lives
Chief Stauffiger vs. The Police Union: Inside Tonawanda’s Fight for Control
This is the first part of an investigative series about the fight between the Chief of Police in the Town of Tonawanda, and the men and women of the Police Club.
The Government vs. Orgasm: The Case of OneTaste
IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, A CRIME OF IDEAS
In Family Court, The Fight is Fake — But The Money (and Destruction) is Real
It happens every day in Family Court. Two lawyers walk in. They bow to the judge like it’s church. They shake hands like it’s Christmas. Then fight.
Family Court Isn’t Broken — It’s Doing Exactly What It Was Built to Do
In the beginning, there was love between a man and a woman. Then they had kids. Then came the fighting. Enter Family Court: where people go to lose everything.
MAYOR TO TECH: DROP DEAD Restaino Risks $1.5B Over His Arena Obsession
The Ten-Acre Battlefield
Shackles in Arizona for Deportable Aliens? Connecticut AG Tong Silent on Shackles in Family Court in His Own State
Avelo, a low-cost airline with taxpayer support from Connecticut, will begin flying deportation charters for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security out of Arizona on May 12. This has disturbed Connecticutt Attorney General William Tong. He threatened Avelo that Connecticut might consider revoking
False Recovered Memories at the Root of Sandusky Conviction – and Nobody Challenged the Junk Science
The investigation into Jerry Sandusky and the trial missed the most basic marks of science and honesty. That is the record.