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Federal judge grills Trump administration lawyers over ‘brazen’ plans for president’s $400M White House ballroom

Calling the project ‘an alteration…takes some brazen interpretation of the laws of vocabulary,’ the judge said

The Independent UK · Mar 18

Pam Bondi subpoenaed over Epstein files release by House committee

Lawmakers on both sides of aisle have criticized justice department’s improper redaction of information

The Guardian - US · Mar 17

James Comer Hands Pam Bondi Hard Deadline To Testify About Epstein Files Handling

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer formally subpoenaed Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify about the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files.

International Business Times · Mar 17

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DOJ suspends minimum work experience requirements for hiring attorneys after staff purges

Lawyers fresh out of law school can begin working for the DOJ so long as they are a U.S. citizen and have passed the bar exam

The Independent UK · Mar 17

Kristi Noem referred to DOJ and accused of perjury in ‘brazen’ false statements about $220 million DHS ad campaign

Noem was fired from her post as head of the Department of Homeland Security earlier this month

The Independent UK · Mar 17

'Lying under oath': $220 million DHS advertising campaign lands Kristi Noem in DOJ perjury probe

Democratic lawmakers have formally asked the US Justice Department to investigate Kristi Noem, the outgoing secretary of Homeland Security, over allegations that she lied under oath to Congress about a costly advertising campaign.

The Times of India · Mar 16

March Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary

The March Fed meeting marked the second central bank gathering of 2026, with Fed Chair Powell & Co. voting to keep interest rates unchanged.

Kiplinger · Mar 16

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Adobe’s cancellation policy just cost it $150 million. Photoshop, Lightroom quitters may be entitled to free software

Adobe has agreed to settle a lawsuit over cancellation policies with a $75 million fine and $75 million in free software

Digital Camera World · Mar 16

Adobe Hit With $150M Settlement Over Hard-to-Cancel Subscription Scandal

Adobe Inc. agrees to a $150 million settlement with the US government over allegations of misleading subscription practices, including hidden fees and complex cancellation processes.

International Business Times UK · Mar 16

Met commissioner ‘pressing US for access to unredacted Epstein files’ in Mandelson probe

Mark Rowley asked the US ambassador to the UK for full documents relating to Peter Mandelson

The Independent UK · Mar 16

‘Attention will swing back’: Epstein outrage unlikely to subside despite Trump’s Iran war

Advocates say 24/7 coverage of US attacks will not last for ever – and spotlight will return to Epstein and his crimes

The Guardian - US · Mar 16

Who Is Tova Noel? Epstein Guard Accused of Cover-Up Amid Suspicious Google Searches and Cash Deposits

Latest in Epstein investigation: Former guard Tova Noel to testify before Congress. Explore her alleged misconduct and financial activities on Epstein's death night.

International Business Times UK · Mar 16

Tucker Carlson Says CIA Monitored His Texts Before Iran War and Branded the Potential Charges 'Ludicrous'

Tucker Carlson alleges the CIA monitored his texts and is preparing a DOJ referral, raising questions about government surveillance of journalists.

International Business Times UK · Mar 15

Trump's troubled plan for certain vets

Advocates warn that the program could erode homeless veterans' trust in the VA

Salon · Mar 14

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International Business Times · Mar 14

Big Tech Antitrust Battles: How Governments Are Taking on Silicon Valley Giants

Big tech antitrust cases challenge Silicon Valley giants. Tech regulation targets monopolies, enforces remedies, and protects consumers and developers globally.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 14

DoJ dismantles botnet made of 360,000 infected routers and IOT devices spread across 163 countries that ran for 16 years — SocksEscort proxy network eliminated in joint operation with Europol

Long-running SocksEscort proxy network brought down by US-EU operation

International Business Times UK · Mar 14

Adobe to Pay £113M After US Justice Department Says It Made Subscriptions Too Hard to Cancel

Discover the details of Adobe's £113 million settlement with the US Department of Justice over hidden cancellation fees and complex subscription exits. Learn how this case impacts Adobe's business model and what it means for consumers and the tech industry.

Fortune · Mar 14

‘Playing with fire’: Epstein bankrolled a woman tied to Bill Gates—then asked to be repaid

Epstein arranged for a visa; wired cash; paid for coding classes; and even housed a woman tied to Gates in a New York apartment, DOJ documents show.

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International Business Times UK · Mar 13

Is Jeffrey Epstein Alive? Netizens Freak Out After Seeing a Man Driving a Convertible Looking Like the Late Sex Offender

A viral video showing a man resembling Jeffrey Epstein has reignited conspiracy theories about the financier's death, sparking debate on social media.

Axios · Mar 13

Subpoenas against Fed chair Powell tossed in scathing opinion

The judge accused the Trump administration of using the criminal investigation to pressure the head of the world's most important central bank to lower interest rates.

International Business Times UK · Mar 13

Chevron Fined $1M Over Clean Air Act Breach, Millions in Renewable Fuel Credits Scrapped

Chevron agrees to pay a $1M penalty after violating the Clean Air Act's Renewable Fuel Standard by generating invalid renewable fuel credits, the DOJ says.

International Business Times UK · Mar 13

Ticketmaster Executives Mock Fans as 'Stupid' in Leaked Messages Boasting About 'Robbing Them Blind'

Internal Slack messages from Live Nation executives reveal controversial ticketing fee practices, fuelling legal challenges and scrutiny in the DOJ antitrust case.

International Business Times UK · Mar 13

Attempting a Cover-up? House Oversight Chair Claims DOJ 'Asked New Mexico To Stop' Epstein Probe in 2019

House Oversight Chair James Comer says Trump's DOJ asked New Mexico to halt its 2019 Epstein ranch probe as state authorities search the property.

The Independent UK · Mar 12

Critics say Live Nation ticketing agreement won’t fix concert prices

Live Nation and the U.S. government struck a deal this week that they say would give artists and venues more choice when it comes selling concert tickets to music fans

The Times of India · Mar 12

Who was Old Dominion University shooter Mohamed Jalloh? An ISIS supporter, released from prison in 2024

The shooter of Old Dominion University in Virginia has been identified as 36-year-old Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Army National Guard soldier who was earlier convicted of supporting ISIS. In 2017, Jalloh was sentenced to 11 years in prison plus five years supervised release for attempting to provide material support…

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