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‘It’s inhumane.’ Mexican president blasts treatment of migrants by Texas

AUSTIN, Texas – Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador blasted the treatment of migrants following reporting earlier this week that officials received orders to push those crossing at the Texas border back into the Rio Grande and also were told not to give them water.

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FTC and Justice Department double down on strategy to go after corporate monopolies

New guidelines from the FTC and Justice Department are part of a broader push to promote competition and limit what the White House sees as excessive consolidation.

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What is a target letter? 3 things to know about how the Justice Department notifies suspects, like Donald Trump, ahead of possible charges

Former President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on July 18, 2023, that he had received a letter from the Department of Justice, notifying him that that he was “a TARGET of the January 6th Grand Jury investigation.”

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GOP melts down over Trump target letter

Marjorie Taylor Greene called the letter informing Trump of likely indictment "absolute bulls**t"

Salon

Donald Trump case tracker: where does each investigation stand?

Trump faces charges in New York, Florida, Washington DC and Georgia – now he has been re-elected, what does it mean for the cases?

The Guardian - US

Trump Calls Biden ‘Very Stupid Person’ In Blistering Attack

Former president criticizes Biden's intelligence and accuses him of corruption

Zenger

PGA Tour, LIV backers drop no-poaching clause from deal

MIAMI - The PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund have dropped a provision from their framework agreement that barred LIV Golf and the Tour from recruiting each other's players, the PGA Tour confirmed Thursday.

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DOJ charges former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinksy with fraud as multiple federal agencies sue bankrupt crypto lender

The crypto lender that became popular for its double-digit yields filed for bankruptcy last year.

Fortune

MAGA sides with an accused Chinese spy

Without missing a beat, Republicans sided with an alleged criminal who is hiding from international authorities

Salon

GOP cries foul over spy charges for Biden ‘whistleblower’

House Oversight chairman has called the accused arms trafficker and Chinese foreign agent ‘very credible’

The Independent UK

WA government illegally held three teenage detainees in prolonged lockdowns, court rules

Lockdowns for total of 167 days for three juveniles were effectively ‘solitary confinement’, WA supreme court finds

The Guardian - AU

Newly unsealed portions of Trump documents affidavit shed light on how surveillance video led to Mar-a-Lago search

Justice Department makes public new parts of the affidavit that led to agents searching former president’s home

The Independent UK

Number of prisoners is highest ever as bosses scramble to fix overcrowding crisis

Stark figures show that Ireland's prison population has grown to its highest number on record as the government works to ease overcrowding crisis

Irish Mirror

pg // Midland man arrested for allegedly striking Capitol officer with flagpole on Jan. 6

DETROIT — A Midland man, who previously worked as a staffer in the Michigan Senate, has been arrested for allegedly striking a Capitol Police officer with a flagpole and being within feet of the doors to the U.S. House chamber on Jan. 6, 2021.

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DOJ Prepares ‘Superseding Indictment’ Against Trump, Possible Additional Charges

Department of Justice reportedly ready to pursue indictments against Trump and individuals connected to his circle.

The Conversation

Is it legal to sell human remains?

Four individuals were charged with federal crimes in June 2023 related to the “unlawful transport” across state lines of human remains taken from the Harvard Medical School morgue. This indictment was part of a larger effort by the Department of Justice to shut down a national network of people trafficking…

The Independent UK

Prosecutors are prepared to hit Trump and his allies with new charges, sources say

Prosecutors could bring between 30 to 45 additional criminal charges against the former president in the coming weeks, The Independent has learned

Salon

Some people really are "above the law"

If nobody was truly above the law in America, Donald Trump would not have been rewarded for his lifetime of crimes

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The Independent UK

How Capital Pride went from a block party in 1975 to welcoming the vice president

Seeing Kamala Harris take part in DC Pride ‘was an acknowledgement of how far the community has come,’ former Capital Pride Alliance president tells Gustaf Kilander

The Guardian - US

If Trump wins, he’ll turn the justice department into a vendetta machine

A second Trump presidency would kiss nonpartisan criminal justice goodbye. We must protect the attorney general’s independence

Salon

"Cataclysmic evidence against him"

"It could be 1938 all over again": Michael Nacht on what Trump's classified documents scandal means for Americans

Belfast Live

PSNI ‘appeared to ignore rules’ in strip searches of children, review finds

"Strip searching is one of the most intrusive interactions that occur between police and a child or young person."

Salon

Experts: Trump is misusing donor funds

With primary campaign in full swing, "Trump has shifted his priorities to financing his legal battles for now"

Salon

Defendant Trump and his boxes of anxiety

Inside the Xanax room at Bedminster

The Conversation

Trump's trial will soon be underway in Florida – here's why prosecutors had little choice in selecting any other courthouse location

Special Counsel Jack Smith may have wished he could indict and try former president Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., where Trump is disliked, rather than in southern Florida, where Trump is popular.

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