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Venezuelan Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Nicolas Maduro's Rival
Venezuela's attorney general's office on Monday requested an arrest warrant be issued for opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez, after Gonzalez failed to respond to three summons to testify.
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Hunter Biden's Defence Attorney Compares Criminal Case To Work Of Magician
Prosecutors failed to prove President Joe Biden's son was lying when he bought a gun and stated on a background check form that he was not a user of illegal drugs, a defense attorney said on Monday in a closing argument at Hunter Biden's trial.
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US' New Mexico Sues Meta, Mark Zuckerberg Over Child Protection Failures
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez on Wednesday said the state sued Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, saying the social media company had failed to protect children from sexual abuse, online solicitation, and human trafficking.
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Elon Musk's Lawyers to Argue With Twitter Attorneys Over Information Exchange
Elon Musk-Twitter hearing on Tuesday will begin with arguments on a motion by the billionaire’s attorneys to revise their answer to the lawsuit and their counterclaims against Twitter for the second time. Musk’s attorneys assert that Twitter needed his consent before making the payment but failed to do so.
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Trump Faces Contempt Of Court Claim In New York Civil Fraud Probe
New York state Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday asked a judge to hold former president Donald Trump in contempt for failing to turn over documents related to her investigation of possible fraud in the Trump family's business dealings.
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US Justice Department Issues Enforcements On Cryptocurrencies
US Deputy Attorney General unveiled two new Justice Department enforcement initiatives aimed at cryptocurrencies which fail to report cyber frauds
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Facebook Asked to Cancel Plans for Instagram for Younger Kids by US State Attorneys General
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was urged by a group of 40 state attorneys general to abandon plans to launch a version of Instagram for children under the age of 13.
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Amazon Accused of Failing to Comply With Subpoenas Demanding Coronavirus-Related Details in California
Amazon is accused by the US state of California of failing to adequately comply with subpoenas demanding details about coronavirus cases and protocols at its facilities.
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Google at Odds With US Over Protective Order for Firms Tied to Lawsuit
Alphabet's Google and the US Justice Department have failed to reach agreement over a protective order for third parties like Microsoft that provided data to the government for its lawsuit against the search and advertising giant.
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Venezuela Charges 2 Former US Soldiers With "Terrorism, Conspiracy"
Venezuela has charged two former US soldiers with "terrorism" and "conspiracy" for allegedly taking part in a failed invasion bid to topple President Nicolas Maduro, the attorney general said on Friday.
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"Total Victory": Trump's Team On Adult Film Star Losing $293,000 In Fees
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Stormy Daniels must pay President Donald Trump more than $293,000 in legal fees in her failed defamation lawsuit, a decision that the president's team hailed as a "total victory" but that Daniels' attorney vowed would "never hold up on appeal."
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"Rafale May Have Helped In Kargil": Centre's Hypothetical Claim In Court
The casualties faced by the Indian armed forces in the Kargil war would have been far less if the country had Rafale fighter jets back then, the centre told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. However, its impassioned justification of the nation's need to acquire the aircraft from France failed to impress the bench, which pointed out that Attorney Gene...
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Fired Tesla Employee Accuses Company Of Spying On Staff In Nevada Factory
An employee fired from Tesla Inc's Nevada battery factory filed a whistleblower complaint with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, accusing the company of spying on employees and failing to act after learning that a Mexican cartel may be dealing drugs inside the plant, his attorney said on Thursday.
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Uber Sued After Data Stolen by Hackers Covered Up
Uber broke Pennsylvania law when it failed to notify potential victims for a year after it discovered hackers had stolen their personal information, said the state attorney general.
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Thailand Authorities Will Seek Arrest Warrant Against Red Bull's 'Boss'
Thailand's attorney general said on Thursday it would seek the arrest of an heir to the Red Bull fortune after he failed to meet prosecutors over an alleged hit-and-run that killed a police officer five years ago.
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Venezuelan Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Nicolas Maduro's Rival
Venezuela's attorney general's office on Monday requested an arrest warrant be issued for opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez, after Gonzalez failed to respond to three summons to testify.
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Hunter Biden's Defence Attorney Compares Criminal Case To Work Of Magician
Prosecutors failed to prove President Joe Biden's son was lying when he bought a gun and stated on a background check form that he was not a user of illegal drugs, a defense attorney said on Monday in a closing argument at Hunter Biden's trial.
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US' New Mexico Sues Meta, Mark Zuckerberg Over Child Protection Failures
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez on Wednesday said the state sued Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, saying the social media company had failed to protect children from sexual abuse, online solicitation, and human trafficking.
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Elon Musk's Lawyers to Argue With Twitter Attorneys Over Information Exchange
Elon Musk-Twitter hearing on Tuesday will begin with arguments on a motion by the billionaire’s attorneys to revise their answer to the lawsuit and their counterclaims against Twitter for the second time. Musk’s attorneys assert that Twitter needed his consent before making the payment but failed to do so.
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Trump Faces Contempt Of Court Claim In New York Civil Fraud Probe
New York state Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday asked a judge to hold former president Donald Trump in contempt for failing to turn over documents related to her investigation of possible fraud in the Trump family's business dealings.
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US Justice Department Issues Enforcements On Cryptocurrencies
US Deputy Attorney General unveiled two new Justice Department enforcement initiatives aimed at cryptocurrencies which fail to report cyber frauds
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Facebook Asked to Cancel Plans for Instagram for Younger Kids by US State Attorneys General
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was urged by a group of 40 state attorneys general to abandon plans to launch a version of Instagram for children under the age of 13.
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Amazon Accused of Failing to Comply With Subpoenas Demanding Coronavirus-Related Details in California
Amazon is accused by the US state of California of failing to adequately comply with subpoenas demanding details about coronavirus cases and protocols at its facilities.
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Google at Odds With US Over Protective Order for Firms Tied to Lawsuit
Alphabet's Google and the US Justice Department have failed to reach agreement over a protective order for third parties like Microsoft that provided data to the government for its lawsuit against the search and advertising giant.
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Venezuela Charges 2 Former US Soldiers With "Terrorism, Conspiracy"
Venezuela has charged two former US soldiers with "terrorism" and "conspiracy" for allegedly taking part in a failed invasion bid to topple President Nicolas Maduro, the attorney general said on Friday.
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"Total Victory": Trump's Team On Adult Film Star Losing $293,000 In Fees
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Stormy Daniels must pay President Donald Trump more than $293,000 in legal fees in her failed defamation lawsuit, a decision that the president's team hailed as a "total victory" but that Daniels' attorney vowed would "never hold up on appeal."
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"Rafale May Have Helped In Kargil": Centre's Hypothetical Claim In Court
The casualties faced by the Indian armed forces in the Kargil war would have been far less if the country had Rafale fighter jets back then, the centre told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. However, its impassioned justification of the nation's need to acquire the aircraft from France failed to impress the bench, which pointed out that Attorney Gene...
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Fired Tesla Employee Accuses Company Of Spying On Staff In Nevada Factory
An employee fired from Tesla Inc's Nevada battery factory filed a whistleblower complaint with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, accusing the company of spying on employees and failing to act after learning that a Mexican cartel may be dealing drugs inside the plant, his attorney said on Thursday.
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Uber Sued After Data Stolen by Hackers Covered Up
Uber broke Pennsylvania law when it failed to notify potential victims for a year after it discovered hackers had stolen their personal information, said the state attorney general.
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Thailand Authorities Will Seek Arrest Warrant Against Red Bull's 'Boss'
Thailand's attorney general said on Thursday it would seek the arrest of an heir to the Red Bull fortune after he failed to meet prosecutors over an alleged hit-and-run that killed a police officer five years ago.
