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Top US Diplomat to Meet With Venezuela Officials Amid Crisis
A senior U.S. diplomat was in Venezuela on Tuesday to meet with officials to jump-start dialogue between the normally hostile governments as the socialist-run nation is torn apart by daily food protests and a campaign to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
No Food, No Teachers, Violence in Failing Venezuela Schools
The soaring crime and economic chaos stalking Venezuela is also ripping apart a once up-and-coming school system, robbing poor students of any chance at a better life.
Declassification of 9/11 Documents Expected Soon With Help From Hunton & Williams
Hunton & Williams lawyers say they set in motion an inquiry over 28 classified pages of documents from a report about 9/11.Protests as Venezuela Embraceds 2-Day Workweek to Save Power
Venezuelan cities cleaned up from a night of looting and fiery protests as government offices closed their doors for the rest of the week in the face of a worsening energy crisis that is causing daily blackouts.
Dennis Hastert Finds Support from Big Law Partners
Mayer Brown's former chairman and a Blank Rome partner are among Dennis Hastert supporters who filed 41 letters made public as sentencing looms for the former speaker of the House embroiled in a sex-abuse scandal.
Nominations Sought for 2016 James B. Boskey Award
The New Jersey State Bar Association's Dispute Resolution Section is seeking nominations of outstanding individuals who have excelled in the practice and development of alternate dispute resolution for consideration to be named this year's James B. Boskey Award recipient.
Economically Struggling Venezuela Hikes Gas Prices, Devalues
President Nicolas Maduro announced a currency devaluation and gasoline price hike in an attempt to shield Venezuela's oil-dependent economy from collapse and fend off mounting calls for his ouster.Venezuela Doctors Fume at Official Silence on Zika Virus
Venezuela's medical community is demanding the government publish statistics about the Zika virus and warning that the South American country, which borders nations that are hotbeds of the illness, could already be facing an epidemic.Venezuela Opposition Swears in Lawmakers Barred by Court
The new opposition-dominated congress swore in three lawmakers barred by the Supreme Court from taking their seats, setting up a confrontation with the ruling socialists in this oil-exporting nation mired in deep economic troubles.Venezuela Opposition Swears in Lawmakers Barred by Court
The new opposition-dominated congress swore in three lawmakers barred by the Supreme Court from taking their seats, setting up a confrontation with the ruling socialists in this oil-exporting nation mired in deep economic troubles.