A family from Niverville may have sparked a patient safety improvement movement across Canada after telling the story of their late mother, who waited in vain for triple bypass surgery. Their ...

Darryl Farmer, known in the Original Black Panthers of Milwaukee as 'King Rick' was an outspoken and firm voice advocating for the civil rights and respect of African Americans in Milwaukee and ...

LAKELAND, Fla. — Kirk Gibson, who has waged a public battle against Parkinson's disease, is stepping down as a member of the Tigers broadcasts this season on FanDuel Sports Network to focus on ...

After narrowing down the candidates to nine people with old convictions and a low risk of recidivism, Oyer said senior Justice Department officials asked her to add Gibson to the list, despite his ...

The Trump administration dismissed a Justice Department lawyer after she refused a request to restore gun rights to Hollywood actor and Donald Trump ally Mel Gibson, according to a report.

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A former Department of Justice employee says that a dispute over Mel Gibson and lethal weapons led to her firing. Oyer and representatives for the Justice Department didn't immediately respond to ...

Amanda Edwards/Getty; Department of Justice A pardon attorney for the Justice Department was fired last week, and she suspects it had something to do with Mel Gibson. Elizabeth G. Oyer told The ...

BEVERLY HILLS, CA – FEBRUARY 06: Actor/filmmaker Mel Gibson attends the 89th Annual Academy Awards Nominee Luncheon at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 6, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California.

She said in an interview with The New York Times that Justice Department leadership cited Gibson’s close relationship with President Trump in asking for his gun rights to be restored.

Elizabeth G. Oyer, the former U.S. pardon attorney for the Department of Justice, says she has been fired after she opposed restoring actor Mel Gibson's right to carry a gun, according to reports.

A Justice Department official says she was fired for not letting convicted domestic abuser Mel Gibson have a gun, according to The New York Times. Pardon attorney Liz Oyer told the Times that two ...