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A lawyer accidentally had a cat filter on during a Zoom meeting with a judge, and he didn't know how to turn it off. Source: Twitter

A judge had had it with people being disrespectful in her courtroom and she made an example of them. Wow!

The three UAlbany students who claimed they were the victims of a racial attack on a CDTA bus in January plead not-guilty on charges of assault and falsely reporting an incident.   "This case had already done enough damage on our community it's like an open wound, I would like it resolved so our community can begin to heal." - ...

Remember back in the early 2000s, when you could look out on the streets and see giant cans of Red Bull driving around the Capital Region.

It's not every day that we hear about real life ninjas breaking into a home, but it happened this past weekend in Utah.

“Take your stinking paws off of me you damn dirty Santa’s Hitching Post employee!”  That’s what a group of activist would have you believe three captive chimpanzees in Gloversville, NY, would say if they ever perfect that pill that allows apes to talk.

“Okay cake, I’m going to close my eyes and take bites out of the air and if you get eaten it’s your own fault”. I cannot be more against this guy getting arrested for eating this cake.

Normally I would not stand up for a dude with not one but two tear drop tattoos but this rule against his makeup seems like a double standard.

I’d take the prison time any day versus doing chore with my mother. At least in prison no one will make me shave their back!

Cortland County District Attorney Mark Suben admitting to acting in pornographic movies in the 1970s is giving me a pro-boner!

It has been three days since tragedy struck Aurora, Colorado as 12 were killed and over 50 more were injured when 24-year-old James Holmes opened fire at a midnight viewing of The Dark Knight Rises. Today he faced his first court appearance and a video clip can be seen below.

The drama of the U.S. Government's take down of file sharing website Megaupload continues. A small start up in Ohio is filing a motion against the Government to get it's files back, of local sports videos and an unfinished documentary it was producing of a local girls soccer team's season.