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Four Men Admit Using ChatGPT to Fake Records in a $2.2 Million Minnesota Medicaid Scheme

Four Minnesota men pleaded guilty to a $2.2 million Medicaid fraud, using ChatGPT to fabricate records when insurers requested documentation.

Medical Daily

Schumer Calls Trump's Emergency Supreme Court Appeal on Mail-in Ballots a Brazen Attempted Power Grab

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticises Donald Trump's Supreme Court appeal to tighten mail-in voting rules, labelling it a 'power grab' ahead of the midterms.

International Business Times UK

'Massive Classified Leaks': Jeff Clark Slams Biden as Newly Released Ghostwriter Tapes Surface

Jeff Clark alleges Biden disclosed classified information in recordings with his memoir ghostwriter, sparking renewed debate over Biden's handling of sensitive documents.

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Defendant Allegedly Kept Billing Medicare While Free On Bond Before Fleeing, Justice Department Says In New Announcement

DOJ says a man indicted in a $547M Medicare genetic testing scheme kept billing through Houston labs while on bond. What it means for beneficiaries.

Medical Daily

James Comey explains why he should not be charged with threatening Trump’s life in new ‘8647’ case filing

Lawyers say DOJ’s politically charged case over a prominent critic’s seashells photo imperils First Amendment rights

The Independent UK

Housing Safety Net Failed Disabled Tenants, Four Men Used Fake Housing Help To Steal $2.2M In Medicaid Funds

Four Minnesota men have pleaded guilty to defrauding a Medicaid-funded housing programme, stealing $2.2 million by billing for services never provided, intensifying scrutiny on the system's vulnerabilities.

International Business Times UK

Court rebuffs Trump on mail voting rules

Court continues blocking key portions of Trump's executive order, siding with states' rights and the Constitution

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After Federal judge threatens to sanction attorneys, DOJ drops subpoenas against New York Times journalists: ‘You should have done things differently’

“Subpoenas are the last step.”

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Government withdraws subpoenas of 3 reporters for The New York Times after admitting legal errors

The government has withdrawn subpoenas that would have compelled three New York Times reporters to testify about their sources for articles about President Donald Trump’s Qatari-gifted Air Force One jet

The Independent UK

New York Times Fights 'Intimidation' as Explosive Subpoena Battle Erupts Over Security Leak

The Trump administration has subpoenaed The New York Times journalists over reports on Air Force One security, sparking a legal battle over press freedom and classified information leaks

International Business Times UK

Congressman Cory Mills Faces a Criminal Investigation. He Says He Knows Nothing About It

Embattled Congressman Cory Mills, R-Florida, faces an active criminal investigation by the Justice Department, according to multiple reports.

International Business Times

Federal Judge Throws Out Trump Administration's 'Sanctuary' Lawsuits Against Minnesota Officials

The Justice Department had argued last year that so-called "sanctuary" policies are preempted by federal law and burden immigration enforcement

Latin Times

Todd Blanche Begs Judge for Mercy as $1,000-a-Day Epstein Files Fine Looms

Todd Blanche fights a $1,000-a-day fine as a judge demands answers over redacted Epstein files, FBI notes and emails referencing a 'torture video'.

International Business Times UK

'Many More Coming': Trump's DOJ Begins Quietly Stripping Citizenship from Naturalised Americans

The Justice Department has launched denaturalisation cases against 10 naturalised Americans accused of hiding serious crimes, with officials warning that more complaints are coming.

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Trump Administration Seeks to Shield Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez From $314 Million U.S. Judgment

The Trump administration has intervened in a federal lawsuit involving Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez, arguing that she is protected by head-of-state immunity and should not be required to pay a $314 million judgment awarded to three Americans who were imprisoned in the South American country.

International Business Times UK

Trump Cabinet Joins TikTok: Several Department Members Launch Official Accounts After DOJ Clears Platform

US cabinet members have launched TikTok accounts following a Justice Department decision allowing federal use of the app, after significant ownership changes addressed national security concerns

The Independent UK

He was fired by the White House right after being sworn in. Now a top federal prosecutor is suing

The top federal prosecutor in Seattle who was fired last week less than an hour after being sworn in is suing the government over his termination

International Business Times UK

Trump DOJ Subpoenas 14 Law Firms as Unofficial Adviser's Secret Deals Exposed

The Trump DOJ subpoenas 14 law firms, intensifying a legal battle with the ABA over alleged intimidation tactics linked to executive orders and adviser Boris Epshteyn.

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The Tate brothers fight extradition to the UK where they face rape and sex trafficking charges

Andrew and Tristan Tate, well-known social media figures, are currently contesting extradition to the United Kingdom. They stand accused of serious crimes, including rape and sex trafficking by British authorities. Following their arrest, the brothers were presented in a federal court in Miami. Their representative asserts the allegations are politically…

The Independent UK

Trump administration opens investigation into Harvard's financial aid for international students

The Justice Department is investigating whether Harvard University is allowing Chinese donors to create scholarships that exclude American students

The Independent UK

Trump team wants phone records of journalists and their relatives in Air Force One security probe

Escalation characterized as ‘extraordinarily aggressive’

The Independent UK

Officials sought phone records of NYT journalists and their relatives in effort to unmask sources

A court document says President Donald Trump's administration sought New York Times journalists’ phone records and even those of some of their relatives in an attempt to unmask the confidential sources of reporters who wrote about Trump’s Qatari-gifted Air Force One jet

International Business Times UK

Trump DOJ Drops Corporate Crime Investigations, Giving Major Companies a Free Pass

The Trump Justice Department has dropped several high-profile corporate investigations, including an inquiry into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, fueling concerns over a pullback in enforcement.

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FBI agents told the bureau will no longer look into ICE confrontations, but senior officials are denying the report

Oversight moves in-house.

The Independent UK

DOJ activates untested ‘Alien Terrorist Removal Court’ for first time in 30 years

The court was established in 1996 but had never received a petition until this past Wednesday

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