Shkreli wooed investors saying he would hold sick people hostage by raising the price of their unusual medicines. He did that, but he didn't give the investors much of the profits. Now he is on trial for cheating them.

Too bad that ruining non-rich people by gouging for medicines they need is not a crime.

An official in the Justice Department, whose job was to make companies follow ethics rules, has resigned saying that the spirit of dishonesty and corruption emanating from the troll has made her job impossible.

Survivors of the London fire in their housing project demand an honest, rapid and full inquiry, going beyond the direct physical causes.

The Pentagon has been unable to fix the readiness problems of the soldiers that operate nuclear missiles, so it is covering up the reports of their state of readiness.

A court blocked the EPA's plan to delay the regulation of methane leaks.