Court Revives Lawsuit by Students Duped into Enrolling at Sham University Operated by Homeland Security

Detroit, MI – In a startling revelation, the University of Farmington, marketed as a legitimate academic institution in Michigan, has been exposed as a faux entity orchestrated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to trap foreign students on visa frauds. The sham came to light in 2019, a year following the unsuspecting enrollment of student Teja Ravi, who paid $12,500 for a master’s degree that never existed. Ravi, along with hundreds of other students, was duped by the university, which offered no actual classes or faculty. The institution was nothing more than a facade … Read more

Binance Faces Legal Showdown as Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit on Violation of US Securities Laws

New York City, USA – The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan has revived a lawsuit against Binance, the leading global cryptocurrency exchange. The lawsuit alleges that Binance violated US securities laws by selling unregistered tokens, resulting in significant financial losses for investors. The court has categorised token purchases in the US under US securities laws, as they cannot be cancelled once bought. However, Binance contends that these claims are outside the jurisdiction of the United States. This legal battle carries high-stakes implications with global ramifications. In a recent unanimous 3-0 decision, the … Read more