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DOJ takes a stand against war crimes in Ukraine. In Gaza war, it's been nearly silent

The Justice Department has taken an active — and public — stand against alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine. But it's been nearly silent on possible war crimes in the Israel-Hamas war.

WEKU

Video Shows California Police Shooting Teen They Were Supposed To Rescue

Newly released video shows US police shooting dead a kidnapped teenage girl they had been tasked with rescuing, in a chaotic incident on a busy California highway.

International Business Times

GOP probes Justice Department on Biden whistleblowers

The move shows how top Republicans are keeping their Biden probe alive.

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Tornado Cash Developer Roman Storm Moves To Dismiss 'Fatally Flawed' Lazarus-Linked Indictment

Roman Storm, the co-founder of embattled Tornado Cash, has filed to dismiss an indictment against him that alleged the open-source crypto tool was used to launder over $1 billion in "criminal proceeds" for North Korean hacking group Lazarus.

International Business Times

Lies About Sex: Bill Clinton, John Edwards, and NY States' Prosecution of Donald Trump

Donald Trump should get the same pass for lying about sex that former president Bill Clinton got and that former 2004 Democratic Party Vice Presidential nominee John Edwards got

Reason

Outrage On X, Questions On Political Donations Resurface After SBF's Sentencing

Sam Bankman-Fried has been slapped with a 25-year sentence for defrauding numerous individuals who believed in his fake crypto empire, but many are unhappy with the "short" sentence. Others are demanding that all the donations he made to political campaigns be returned.

International Business Times

'Green bubble shaming' at play in DOJ suit against Apple

Android users have long complained that texting someone with an iPhone on iMessage is an unpleasant experience. The Justice Department argues it is also an example of anti-competitive behavior.

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Use An iPhone? You May Be Hearing From A Class-Action Lawsuit Group

A handful of suits against the iPhone maker seek to crack down on everything from app store purchases to messaging.

Kiplinger

Capital One/Discover: What's In Their Wallet For You?

Push back on Capital One's planned merger with Discover is growing with one group of consumer advocates calling for a public hearing.

Kiplinger

Hawaiian Airlines, Alaska Airlines DOJ Timing Agreement

Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines agree to DOJ timing agreement for merger review, emphasizing transparency and regulatory compliance in the aviation i...

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Judge Junks Lawsuit Against Apple Alleging Crypto Tech Restrictions On Cash App, Venmo

In the sea of antitrust accusations against Apple, the big tech titan has won one, as a judge dismissed a consumer lawsuit alleging the company was blocking payment apps from facilitating crypto payments.

International Business Times

DOJ: Apple has a monopoly and its stock buybacks prove it — Lack of R&D spending highlights competition issues

Apple's spending so little on its R&D ventures because it has no competition, the DOJ has claimed in its antitrust lawsuit against the company.

iMore

The only good thing about the Apple vs. DOJ case is the juicy discovery and all those spilled secrets

Apple says it will reveal iPhone units sold if this case continues.

TechRadar

US Charges KuCoin Crypto Exchange With Money Laundering Violations

The U.S. DOJ has charged KuCoin and two of its founders of violating anti-money laundering laws, further noting that the leading crypto exchange facilitated billions in "suspicious" flows on the platform.

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Evening Standard

Why is the US suing Apple? All you need to know about the battle over iPhone prices and apps

Apple has slammed the lawsuit as ‘wrong on the facts and the law’ as it gets ready for a bruising court case

iMore

The DOJ and the EU could try to break up Apple as they seek competition remedy over antitrust issues, here’s why that’s unlikely

A new report reveals both the DOJ and the EU could force Apple to break up its company as the remedy to its antitrust woes.

Axios

DOJ says 20 charged over threats to election officials including Arizona's Katie Hobbs

An Ohio man was sentenced Monday for threatening to kill the governor when she was Arizona's secretary of state.

Axios

GOP Rep. James Comer doubles down on shift from Biden impeachment to criminal referrals

Comer said in a fundraising appeal he wants to help a Trump DOJ "prosecute the Biden Crime Family."

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What the success of Google Maps on iPhone tells us about Apple and monopolies -- and what the DOJ needs to understand about good products

A recent study shows that Google Maps is the top pick for navigation apps, even on iPhones. It's evidence against the DOJ's case for iPhones being anti-competitive.

Reason

The Absurd Apple Antitrust Lawsuit

If you fail to see a problem with Apple's actions, you may not be an overzealous government lawyer.

Windows Central

Microsoft apparently wrote the iPod’s success story, saving Apple from plummeting and falling into imminent bankruptcy in the 90s

In a new antitrust case against Apple, the DOJ claims that the iPhone maker runs a monopoly through its products and services leaving its rivals at a competitive disadvantage. It also indicates that Microsoft heavily contributed to the iPod's success, ultimately saving Apple from bankruptcy.

iMore

Despite DOJ lawsuit, Apple 'dead set against' iMessage on Android according to top insider

Apple won't put iMessage on Android, but we could see more compromises to satisfy latest lawsuit.

TechRadar

The big Apple lawsuit explained: why Apple's getting sued and what it means for the iPhone

Is Apple unfairly keeping consumers locked into the iPhone and its services? Or is it protecting its users and its business?

Android Central

News Weekly: Massive Apple lawsuit, Pixel market share continues to grow, and more

Apple might use Gemini for its iPhone, Pixel shares continue to grow in the U.S. despite a drop in sales, Android 15 gets satellite connectivity, Apple gets sued for iPhone monopoly, and why the Samsung Galaxy Z fold doesn't unfold flat

Android Central

What the Apple antitrust case means for Google and Android

The U.S. Department of Justice says Apple maintains an illegal monopoly. Here's what that means.

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