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"The government had appealed after a federal judge in July ordered it to return $1.07 million to 35-year-old Tara Mishra, of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Mishra said the cash was her life savings earned over years as an exotic dancer. Government lawyers had claimed the money was connected to illegal drugs, but offered no proof."

That's not fair they can just take someone's money away like that. Although it was a large amount, they should have looked into the case other than taking her money, especially if she wasn't under the influence of drugs and nothing was suspicious except the amount.

She's either an amazing exotic dancer or there's some side business but you never know, they shouldn't have taken her money without further evidence and proof.

"When Sawyer Rosenstein was 12, a punch from a bully changed his life forever, leaving him paralyzed, and at times, near death from the complications of his condition."

"The city of Cleveland will pay $6 million to settle the federal lawsuit filed by the family of Tamir Rice, the 12-year-old boy killed by police gunfire in November 2014, according to a settlement announced Monday in U.S. District Court."

A Georgia woman accused of conspiring with her boyfriend to kill her husband for his $2 million life insurance. 

That's a lot of money you would think someone got killed not born.

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"Mayor Tim Grimsley, a white-bearded Santa Claus figure who drives an old VW van, said business was normal in the wake of a $97.5 million award by a federal jury to the family of a town leader fatally shot by a Cottageville police officer three years ago."

(CNN) -- A former justice of the peace now faces capital murder charges in the killings of two Texas prosecutors and the wife of one of them, authorities announced Thursday. Eric Williams' bail has been set at $23 million in the March killings of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, and the January slaying of Mark Hasse, one of McLelland's assistant district attorneys.

(CNN) -- A drug counselor at California high school pleaded not guilty Wednesday to secretly videotaping students engaged in sexual activity with each other, and to possessing child pornography. Gilbert Olivares, 34, turned himself in late Monday, according to his attorney and the Salinas Police Department. His bail was set at $1 million.

Who would trust this guy as a counselor.? He doesn't even look friendly or welcoming like a counselor should. I would like to know how the kids got in there and how he knew to have the video camera on at that time? This is just ridiculous though! I can't believe it!

ewwwwwww

Man accused in Aruba disappearance sued over $1.5 million policy

Man is sued by insurance company for trying to take an insurance claim over a missing women whose relationship with him was only "casual"

In a case that has already cost the state of Alabama millions wouldn't you want to get it right? Is Alabama too proud? I don't understand the decision to not allow a drug test especially if that test doesn't cost the state any more money.

14:44 AEDT Wed Mar 7 2012 A documentary film about the little-known conflict that has devastated Uganda since the early 1980s has become a surprise viral hit, being shared on Facebook over 3.6 million times in under two weeks.

ironic that he was an alter boy. He's been free to do as he pleases so far, i dont forsee him coming to a halt anytime soon

I think it's good that everyone is coming together to finally stop Kony. We can all help play a part in is capturing, support and getting the word out is enough.

Prosecutors said a photo lineup and DNA matched an Omaha man to a fourth sexual assault. Christopher Ennis was arrested and booked on sexual assault charges last week. He is being held on $3 million bond.

Haggen Holdings LLC, a supermarket operator from the West Coast, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after suing Albertsons Co. over a deal worth $300 million. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall Street Journal. (Daily Bankruptcy Review is a daily newsletter with comprehensive coverage and analysis of emerging and in-progress insolvencies and turnarounds.