Flow chart of former executives of Flying Pilot J who have either plead guilty, have immunity, or who have pending criminal charges in the rebate scam. Sales at Pilot have nose dived 40 per cent since the FBI and IRS raid on April 15, 2013.

It took over 200 FBI, IRS, and local law enforcement officers to execute search warrants for company records at Pilot Flying J in Knoxville, Tennessee. The raid took two days. Local law enforcement agencies had to be recruited to help carry out the search for evidence. They were needed because federal officers lacked the manpower to execute them because they were in multiple locations. It included the homes of three Pilot sales executives. Over a million pages of documents were seized.

Coho salmon "are starting to bite", according to Mike Durkalec, aquatic biologist for Cleveland Metroparks. Earlier this month, 300 were stocked in Wallace Lake. This lake is about two miles southeast of Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. Red worms and jigs under a float were baits for a couple of successful fisherman. Durkalec also suggested spoons and spinners.

Pilot Flying J had revenues of $32.1 billion in 2013 and $19.6 billion in 2017, according to Forbes.

Trial starts Monday. Get your programs and all-star line-ups.

22 per cent of people in the U.S. are unable to speak English, according to the Census Bureau.

Jimmy Haslam, CEO of Pilot Flying J, admitted his company stole $56 million from 5600 customers and cooked the books to conceal the theft. His signed admission of guilt on behalf of this company is linked here. It is on page 40, C-4, of the Justice Department document called "Agreement of Facts":

The new rules say that obese patients “will not get non-urgent surgery until they reduce their weight”. For smokers to be eligible for surgeries, they must have stopped smoking for eight weeks.

Half the country pays no federal income taxes. The bottom 60 per cent pay less than two per cent of income taxes. The bottom 80 per cent pay 15 per cent of income taxes.

From her first album released in 1966 with Big Brother and the Holding Company.

"The Trump bump!", said Desiree Shoe, Senior Staff Editor, in the Times' London, England offices.

Shoe admitted "that 90 per cent" of her digital front page content is "biased". She designs the Times to make the President look "crazy" and "incompetent" so that people decide "not to vote" for him. "The main objective is to grab subscribers. You do that any way you can," said Shoe. "What else is a company supposed to do? Bias is what subscribers want."

Non-citizen and immigrant populations have tripled since 1980, according to the Census Bureau.

"Dr. John" Verble wore FBI wire that broke Pilot Flying J case.

"It's been Dee, rather than Jimmy, who has been attending the NFL's League Meeting the last two years", said Tony Grossi. He has been reporting on the Cleveland Browns since 1991.  Here is how Dee Haslam caused the Browns' front office fiasco. 

School administrators can no longer decide whether their employees with concealed weapon permits can bring guns on campus. "There have been no shootings involving California school employees who brought guns to campuses", according to the NRA. Their organization opposed the bill. It became effective in California the first of the year.

Why ban plastic bags when they can taxed without voter approval?

$70 million becomes the new norm for new high school football stadiums in Texas.

Russian oil production in March outpaced Saudi Arabia, according to the data from the Russian Federal Statistics Service Rosstat published Monday. Russian producers extracted almost 10.92 million barrels a day compared to 10.12 produced by Saudi Arabia.

A two-month criminal trial will starts Monday against Mark Hazelwood and three other former key executives of Flying Pilot J. The company is paying for their defense. The Final Four executives are accused of conspiracy, fraud, and jury tampering. Convictions of 14 other company executives came with 20 years in jail.