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Spirit Airlines CEO Says 'We Are Disappointed' After JetBlue Deal Fails
Veteran Organizations Urge Biden And DEA To Reform Cannabis Policy, Citing Health Issues
Former National Security Council Official Accused Of Operating As An Alleged Agent For Cuba
Veteran Organizations Urge Biden And DEA To Reform Cannabis Policy, Citing Health Issues
Former National Security Council Official Accused Of Operating As An Alleged Agent For Cuba
Crypto Crash Architect Do Kwon Faces Extradition: Will He Face Justice?
Jack Smith Slams Trump On Attempts To 'Sanitize' Jan. 6 Actions: 'Defendant Stands Alone In American History For His Alleged Crimes'

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Justice Department Urges Judge To Reject Trump's Bid For Immunity: 'Subject To Federal Criminal Laws Like...330M Americans'
Ron DeSantis Vows To Use DOJ To Go After 'Left-Wing, Soros-Funded' Prosecutors If Elected President In 2024
Ron DeSantis pledged to utilize the powers of the Justice Department to target progressive prosecutors during the second Republican presidential debate.
Elon Musk Glass House Case Sees Justice Department Looking Into Personal Benefits From Tesla: The Latest Details
Billionaire and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk faces an investigation from the Justice Department over a secretive project that included rumors of a
Google's High-Stakes Antitrust Trial: Search Engine Giant Contends Its Quality, Not Monopoly That Drives Users To It
In the face of an antitrust trial, Google argues that its market dominance stems from providing superior quality and user choice, amidst accusations from the U.S. Justice Department of paying hefty sums to maintain its search engine's vast market share.
DOJ Sues Elon Musk's SpaceX For Alleged Hiring Discrimination
The Justice Department is suing Elon Musk's SpaceX for alleged discrimination in hiring practices.
NASA Employee Faces Prison Time For Diverting COVID Relief Funds Into Weed Business
A NASA employee recently confessed to misusing COVID relief funds intended for small businesses by diverting them towards an illicit cannabis operation. What Happened: Armen Hovanesian, 32, made three fraudulent loan applications under the guise of business entities that he controlled.
US Department Of Justice Hunts Down Russian Digital Warlords In Historic Mt. Gox Assault
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) unsealed charges against two Russian nationals, Alexey Bilyuchenko, age 43, and Aleksandr Verner, age 29, for their alleged involvement in the infamous 2011 hack of the Mt.
Liar, Liar? Justice Department Charges Rep. George Santos: Report
The U.S. Department of Justice filed charges on Tuesday against Rep. George Santos, according to a report from CNN.
SEC Chair Held Hostage By Subpoena Threat Over Crypto Mogul Charges: The Dramatic Showdown Unfolds
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler faces a potential subpoena if the regulator does not deliver information pertaining to the charges filed against Sam Bankman-Fried.
Silicon Valley Bank CEO Sold $3.6 Million In Stock And Could Be Hiding In Hawaii Now
One of the banks at the center of the financial crisis of March 2023 saw several insiders sell shares before the bank had a run on withdrawals and was taken over by regulators. The CEO of that bank left his home state fairly quickly.
Silicon Valley Bank Crisis: Justice Department, SEC To Investigate What Happened Behind Closed Doors
The Justice Department and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are reportedly investigating Silicon Valley Bank's collapse.
TerraUSD Creator Under Investigation: Criminal Charges In the US Loom
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Sam Bankman-Fried's Emergent Fidelity Files For Bankruptcy Amid Battle Over Robinhood Shares
Emergent Fidelity Technologies, the offshore entity that holds 55 million shares of Robinhood Markets Inc (NASDAQ: HOOD), filed for bankruptcy on Friday, as multiple parties try to claim ownership of the stock, Bloomberg reported.
Bitzlato Shutdown Puzzles Cryptoverse: What We Know About Its Alleged Russian Links
Cryptocurrency followers have been left a bit confused after the Justice Department said it had shut down a little-known China-based cryptocurrency exchange named Bitzlato.
5 Things You Might Not Know About Bill Gates: Did He Really Start His First Co. At Age 15?
Bill Gates is well-known as the co-founder of Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT). The entrepreneur is also a huge philanthropist creating the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in 2000 to help spread technology and medical advancements around the world and reduce poverty.
Trump Lawyers To Get Revised Inventory Of Items Seized From Mar-A-Lago: What You Should Know
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a revised inventory of items seized from Mar-a-Lago, the Florida estate of former President Donald Trump.
Legal Experts See Higher Chances Of Trump Getting Indicted But Report Says DOJ May Not Bring Charges Until Midterms
Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s indictment appears more likely, although the timing of when the Justice Department would press the charges is still uncertain, according to multiple reports and views offered by legal experts.
Donald Trump's Former White House Chief Could 'Get Pulverized' By Jan 6 Committee: Report
A legal advisor to former President Donald Trump said that Mark Meadows is going to get “pulverized” in the backdrop of Jan.6 committee hearings.
2 Men Arrested, Charged With Rug Pull: What The Court Case Means For NFTs
The U.S. Justice Department has formally charged two people with money laundering and fraud related to a “rug pull” that occurred with the launch of a non-fungible token collection.
Could New Justice Department Hire Lead To Google Breakup?
Large technology companies have faced increased pressure from the U.S. government over potentially anti-competitive practices.
Reports: Justice Department Investigating Lordstown Motors
The Justice Department is probing financially troubled Lordstown Motors Corp., according to several media reports Friday. It is the latest blow to the company that plans to begin building battery-powered commercial pickup trucks this fall at a former General Motors plant in the northeast Ohio town from which it took its name and where GM built cars for 54 years.
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8 Stocks Prolific Trader Sen. David Perdue Sold While In Congress
Over the course of six years, U.S. Sen. David Perdue has placed 2,596 stock trades. Some of the trades may have involved possible inside information thanks to his position on several Senate sub-committees.