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The Latest Breaking News from Department of Justice

Is Trump in his sights? Garland under pressure to charge ex-president

Trump’s legal jeopardy about the January 6 insurrection is growing but experts say attorney general must move carefully

The Guardian - US

The woman who turned down her share of a $6bn settlement to fight the family behind the opioid crisis

Ellen Isaacs is intent on holding Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family to account – for the deaths of her son and many thousands of others

The Guardian - US

Men Accused of Impersonating Federal Agents Investigated for Possible Ties with IRGC

The US Department of Justice issued a ruling to maintain the imprisonment of two persons arrested in Washington, for impersonating federal security officials over several years, as well as recruiting people to gain access to the security service that protects President Joe Biden and his wife. The authorities launched an…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Editorial: Here’s how California can get more guns out of dangerous hands

The dramatic rise in gun violence over the last two years in the United States, as was demonstrated in the deadly shootout in Sacramento on Sunday, demands that leaders do more to keep firearms away from dangerous people.

Los Angeles Times

DoJ refusal to share Trump’s Mar-a-Lago classified documents with Congress suggests issue is under investigation

House Oversight chair says Justice Department ‘is obstructing Committee’s investigation’

The Independent UK

Trump dismisses January 6 call log gap, deflects blame for riots

In Washington Post interview, former US president keeps door open for running for another White House term in 2024.

Al Jazeera

Donald Trump's missing seven hours of phone logs during the January 6 insurrection echo Nixon's missing 18 minutes

With the committee investigating the January 6 insurrection homing in on Donald Trump's inner circle, the US Department of Justice is under renewed pressure to finally make its move on the former president.

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US reveals fresh Russia sanctions after atrocities in Ukraine

Citing abuses in Ukraine, US announces new penalties that target Putin’s adult children and Russia’s largest bank.

Al Jazeera

White House condemns ‘hateful’ anti-LGBT+ bills as Education Department ‘well positioned’ for civil rights probe

Jen Psaki says ‘Don’t Say Gay’ puts ‘parents and LGBT+ kids in a very difficult, heart-breaking circumstance’

The Independent UK

Jan. 6 panel puts Garland in 'precarious' spot, ups pressure

The lawmakers investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol are increasingly going public with critical statements, court filings and more to deliver a blunt message to Attorney General Merrick Garland and the Department of Justice:

The Independent UK

Jan. 6 panel pressures Garland to charge higher-ups

The Independent UK

At a Tennessee crossroads, 2 pharmacies, a monkey and millions of pills

CELINA, Tenn. — It was about 1 a.m. on April 19, 2016, when a burglary alarm sounded at Dale Hollow Pharmacy in Celina, a tiny town in the rolling, wooded hills near the Kentucky border.

Tribune News Service

Criminal justice algorithms: Being race-neutral doesn’t mean race-blind

Justice is supposed to be “blind.” But is race blindness always the best way to achieve racial equality? An algorithm to predict recidivism among prison populations is underscoring that debate.

The Conversation

The DOJ was founded for this very fight

Democrats beg Garland: "Do your job." Taking out white supremacist conspiracies is why Department of Justice exists

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Trump takes the Watergate path to doom

Trump echoes Richard Nixon's silence — let's hope history repeats itself

Input

DOJ backs antitrust bill to limit self-preferencing in Big Tech

A letter sent to bipartisan lawmakers calls for the speedy passing of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act.

Salon

Jan. 6 panel openly frustrated with DOJ

Members of the committee are calling on the Justice Department to charge Mark Meadows with contempt of Congress

Salon

Trump Jan. 6 phone logs have 7-hour gap

Trump's gap makes Nixon's infamous 18 minutes "look like nothing in comparison," says law professor Laurence Tribe

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Sports Illustrated

Bipartisan Bill in Congress Seeks Overhaul of NCAA Infractions Process

It creates a set of deadlines to facilitate quicker investigations, among other things.

ABC News

Family say Ricky Lee Cound denied proper mental health care before his death in Hakea prison cell

A young man who took his own life in a WA prison was in isolation for three weeks and denied adequate care as his mental health deteriorated, his family claims. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains the name and image of a person who…

Roll Call

Jan. 6 panel: Scavino, Navarro should be held in contempt - Roll Call

The Jan. 6 select committee voted to recommend the House hold former Trump advisers Peter Navarro and Dan Scavino in contempt of Congress.

Tribune News Service

Why Boeing pilot Forkner was acquitted in the 737 Max prosecution

The Department of Justice's prosecution of Mark Forkner, the only Boeing employee charged with a crime after the two fatal crashes of the 737 Max, rested heavily on lengthy instant message exchanges with a Boeing colleague.

Tribune News Service

Why Boeing pilot Forkner was acquitted in the 737 Max prosecution

The Department of Justice's prosecution of Mark Forkner, the only Boeing employee charged with a crime after the two fatal crashes of the 737 MAX, rested heavily on lengthy instant message exchanges with a Boeing colleague.

Benzinga

US DOJ Accused 4 Russian Nationals For Targeting Global Energy Sector

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted four Russian government workers connected with hacking campaigns between 2012 and 2018 that targeted the global energy sector, the Financial Times reports. The DOJ alleged the four Russian nationals of “attempting, supporting and conducting” cyberattacks targeting companies in the energy sector across over 135…

Tribune News Service

Kansas nuclear plant was hacking target of Russian spies, Department of Justice says

A nuclear power plant in eastern Kansas was one target of computer hackers organized by Russia's spy agency as part of a large-scale international operation to seize control over critical infrastructure assets in the U.S., the Department of Justice alleged in an indictment unsealed Thursday.

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