Department of Justice

Putting an end to the eight year investigation into the anthrax attacks launched in 2001, FBI and the Department of Justice has released hundreds of pages of documents, portraying the psyche of deceased army scientist, Dr. Bruce Ivins, accused of bioterrorism.

In a move that will deepen their transatlantic alliance, American Airlines and British Airways have received tentative approval from the U.S. regulators to co-operate on transatlantic flights.

New York, January 8 -- Nearly 12 percent of youths detained in juvenile facilities in the nation are sexually abused, states the latest study by the Department of Justice.

New York, November 10 -- Granting requests made by Google and groups representing authors and publishers, the New York District Court Judge Denny Chin has postponed hearing on Google book deal.

New Jersey, September 27: Skeletons are slowly but surely coming out of the cupboard! Juergen Homann, a New Jersey businessman became the fifth UBS AG (NYSE: UBS; SWX: UBSN; TYO: 8657) client to plead guilty to parking funds using offshore accounts and hiding the same from U.S. tax and finance officials.