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McKinsey Agrees to Pay $650 Million Over Role in Opioid Sales
A former McKinsey senior partner is also set to plead guilty to obstruction of justice.
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20 Charged Over Threats Against Election Officials
‘Death threats are not debate. Death threats do not contribute to the marketplace of ideas,’ a U.S. Department of Justice official said.
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Biden Administration Orders Removal of World War II Picture, Then Abruptly Rescinds Ban
Photograph shows a man and a woman kissing in Times Square after Japan surrendered.
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Air Force Worker Charged With Sharing Classified Ukraine War Information on Dating Site
David Franklin Slater allegedly shared classified national defense information to someone claiming to be a woman living in Ukraine.
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Biden Undergoes Health Exam at Walter Reed as Mental Fitness Questioned
President Joe Biden boarded Marine One presidential helicopter to visit Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Tennessee Over Aggravated Prostitution Law
The DOJ says that Tennessee’s aggravated prostitution statute is in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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FBI Dismantles Hacking Network Linked to Russian Intelligence Services: DOJ
The DOJ says the hacking network infiltrated hundreds of small or home office routers.
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Finances of New York House Candidates Tom Suozzi and Mazi Pilip Under Scrutiny
Both CD-3 special election candidates filed financial summaries with the Federal Election Commission.
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Ohio Man Jailed for Firebombing Church Over Plans to Host Drag Events
The 20-year-old man was arrested last year and pleaded guilty in October
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Senators Urge DOJ to Investigate If Use of Facial Recognition Tech Violates Federal Laws
The senators were concerned that the use of certain forms of biometric technology could violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Former Air Force Special Agent Sentenced to 10 Years for Molesting Child
The abuse occurred at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State between October 2017 and April 2018.
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A Pox on Every House in the Hunter Biden ‘Cases’
The unfolding drama between the Justice Department and Hunter Biden’s legal defense team brings to mind the line, “It’s a pity both sides can’t lose.”
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Former Congressional Investigator Says DOJ Urged Court Not to Notify Him About Subpoena
Jason Foster revealed in October that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had obtained his communication records in September 2017.
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Ex-FBI Contractor Pleads Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse Involving Minor Boys
The contractor played online games with conditions like the opposing minor player would strip away a piece of clothing on losing.
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McKinsey Agrees to Pay $650 Million Over Role in Opioid Sales
A former McKinsey senior partner is also set to plead guilty to obstruction of justice.
|
20 Charged Over Threats Against Election Officials
‘Death threats are not debate. Death threats do not contribute to the marketplace of ideas,’ a U.S. Department of Justice official said.
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Biden Administration Orders Removal of World War II Picture, Then Abruptly Rescinds Ban
Photograph shows a man and a woman kissing in Times Square after Japan surrendered.
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Air Force Worker Charged With Sharing Classified Ukraine War Information on Dating Site
David Franklin Slater allegedly shared classified national defense information to someone claiming to be a woman living in Ukraine.
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Biden Undergoes Health Exam at Walter Reed as Mental Fitness Questioned
President Joe Biden boarded Marine One presidential helicopter to visit Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Tennessee Over Aggravated Prostitution Law
The DOJ says that Tennessee’s aggravated prostitution statute is in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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FBI Dismantles Hacking Network Linked to Russian Intelligence Services: DOJ
The DOJ says the hacking network infiltrated hundreds of small or home office routers.
|
Finances of New York House Candidates Tom Suozzi and Mazi Pilip Under Scrutiny
Both CD-3 special election candidates filed financial summaries with the Federal Election Commission.
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Ohio Man Jailed for Firebombing Church Over Plans to Host Drag Events
The 20-year-old man was arrested last year and pleaded guilty in October
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Senators Urge DOJ to Investigate If Use of Facial Recognition Tech Violates Federal Laws
The senators were concerned that the use of certain forms of biometric technology could violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
|
Former Air Force Special Agent Sentenced to 10 Years for Molesting Child
The abuse occurred at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State between October 2017 and April 2018.
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A Pox on Every House in the Hunter Biden ‘Cases’
The unfolding drama between the Justice Department and Hunter Biden’s legal defense team brings to mind the line, “It’s a pity both sides can’t lose.”
|
Former Congressional Investigator Says DOJ Urged Court Not to Notify Him About Subpoena
Jason Foster revealed in October that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had obtained his communication records in September 2017.
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Ex-FBI Contractor Pleads Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse Involving Minor Boys
The contractor played online games with conditions like the opposing minor player would strip away a piece of clothing on losing.
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