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Almost half of all UK terror arrests since 9/11 were in the past year

ALMOST half of all terrorism-related arrests in the UK since the 9/11 attacks have been made in the space of just one year, new figures have…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 1

Massie Names 14 Alleged Epstein 'Co-Conspirators' on House Floor, Including Prince Andrew, David Copperfield

Rep. Thomas Massie named 14 alleged Epstein co-conspirators in a House speech, urging investigations and supporting a bill for more transparency in Epstein-related files.

International Business Times UK · Sep 1

Trump DOJ Allegedly Blocked 37 FBI Pages From Abuse Accuser After Four Interviews as Her Private Info Leaked

A legal battle over FBI notes has reignited allegations against Donald Trump, involving claims of sexual assault from the 1980s.

International Business Times UK · Sep 1

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Almost half of terrorism arrests in Great Britain since 9/11 have been in past year

Increase coincides with proscription of Palestine Action last year which has led to thousands of arrests for allegedly supporting the protest group

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

Amazon sued by US FTC, 22 states over alleged $20 billion ad auction overcharges

The US FTC and 22 states have sued Amazon, alleging it manipulated digital advertising auctions and overcharged about 1.2 million customers by more than $20 billion. Amazon rejected the allegations as misguided and flawed. The lawsuit targets Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display, intensifying scrutiny of the tech giant.

The Economic Times · Sep 1

Walmart Agrees to Pay $50 Million Over Allegations Its Pharmacies Filled Invalid Opioid Prescriptions

Walmart has agreed to pay $50 million to resolve federal allegations that its pharmacies illegally filled thousands of invalid prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances, ending a major federal case that dates back nearly six years.

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 31

Houston Man Gets Nearly 8 Years for Laundering $3.1 Million in Scam Proceeds Through Car Shipments

A Houston man has been sentenced to nearly eight years in federal prison for leading a conspiracy that laundered more than $3.1 million stolen through business email compromise, romance scams and unemployment insurance fraud.

Clever Dude · Aug 31

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'Unsafe, Decrepit Structure': DOJ Claims Kennedy Center Could Be Demolished Over Trump Legal Battle

The Kennedy Center's future is uncertain as a legal dispute over recognising President Trump threatens renovation funding, potentially leading to the venue's deterioration and eventual demolition

International Business Times UK · Aug 30

Donald Trump Reportedly Prepares Executive Privilege Legal Defenses Ahead of Anticipated Midterms

President Trump prepares legal defences using executive privilege, potentially shielding private advisers from congressional scrutiny.

International Business Times UK · Aug 30

Chinese hackers did not target Nasa, Senate - US reverses statement on agency breaches

US authorities have corrected earlier claims that several major government agencies had been hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored cyber group, clarifying that some were targeted but not necessarily compromised.

The Times of India · Aug 29

US officials revise claims that government agencies were hacked by Chinese, now say they were targets

US officials have corrected earlier claims that several government agencies were hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored group, clarifying that the agencies were targeted but not necessarily compromised. An FBI affidavit says the group targeted networks including NASA, the Federal Reserve and Senate, while confirmed intrusions affected other US government entities…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

DOJ is turning to an ancient body of law to capture Iranian oil tankers. It’s been so long since the U.S. used it, 'we’d have to conduct a séance'

The Justice Department is reviving prize law, a centuries-old set of rules that could streamline the process of seizing enemy vessels.

Fortune · Aug 28

California rapper among three charged in $8.1 million stolen checks scheme

More than 100 stolen or altered checks were found in the aspiring rapper’s car, including tax refund and federal benefits checks, according to the DOJ

The Independent UK · Aug 28

Trump's DOJ Is Reportedly Facing Contempt-of-Court Risk Over Alleged Hidden Epstein Files

The US DOJ risks contempt for resisting a court order to release unredacted Epstein files, sparking criticism over transparency and compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

International Business Times UK · Aug 28

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International Business Times UK · Aug 28

Epstein Survivor Reveals How Trump DOJ Allegedly Blocked Key Leads That Could Have Exposed Other Predators

Epstein survivor Dani Bensky accuses federal authorities of ignoring leads on other perpetrators as New Mexico revives its investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch.

International Business Times · Aug 27

Fed and NASA Among Victims of China-Linked Hackers, FBI And DOJ Say

The Justice Department and FBI announced that they had seized three internet domains used to operate two hacking platforms, which authorities say were deployed against U.S. critical infrastructure and sensitive government networks.

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 27

Florida Health System Agrees to $541.5 Million Settlement Over Medicare Advantage Diagnosis Codes

A Florida healthcare provider has agreed to a massive $541.5 million settlement with the federal government over allegations that unsupported diagnosis codes helped drive up Medicare Advantage payments.

The Independent UK · Aug 27

Trump’s plans for Kennedy Center labelled ‘delusional’ in new court filing

Attorneys at the DOJ had labeled the Kennedy Center as ‘fundamentally unsafe and embarrassing to the Nation’s Capital’

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Roll Call · Aug 26

Kennedy Center’s future takes center stage amid demolition threat

Lawmakers are decrying the Trump administration’s threat to demolish the Kennedy Center if a federal judge doesn’t rule in favor of adding the president’s name and closing the building for two years for major renovations. It sets the stage for a high-stakes court hearing on Thursday as President Donald Trump…

Reason · Aug 26

Trump Threatens To Demolish Kennedy Center Unless He Can Put His Name on It

Just like he's doing with the White House ballroom, Trump suggests he would rather bulldoze a federal structure and build something else in its place, no matter what the law says.

Reason · Aug 26

Texas Moves To Protect Kids—and Women—From 'Demonic' Sex Education Book

The book is part of a wider spate of "dirty" and "vulgar" books that authorities want yanked, including an educational book that mentions animal penis sizes and classic literature by authors like Tennessee Williams and Maya Angelou.

Clever Dude · Aug 26

Deloitte Will Pay $21.5 Million to Settle Federal Claims Over Hiring and Promotion Practices

Deloitte and four affiliated entities have agreed to pay the federal government $21.5 million to resolve allegations involving employment decisions based on race and sex while the companies performed work under federal contracts.

The Independent UK · Aug 26

Trump’s DOJ raises prospect of demolishing Kennedy Center in extraordinary naming fight

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The Economic Times · Aug 26

Deloitte to pay $21.5 million to settle US government probe over DEI

The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded an investigation into Deloitte's diversity and inclusion efforts, leading to a $21.5 million settlement. Deloitte denies any discriminatory practices but has agreed to the settlement to resolve claims from a group challenging affirmative action, of which $4.3 million will be awarded to them…

International Business Times UK · Aug 25

DOJ Warns Kennedy Center Faces Demolition Unless Trump's Renovation Proceeds Amid Beatty Legal Fight

The Kennedy Center in Washington risks demolition if a federal judge blocks renovation plans involving renaming parts of the venue to honour Donald Trump, amid a legal battle over funding.

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