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US Charges Iranian Man In Plot To Assassinate Donald Trump
The United States has charged an Iranian man in connection with an alleged plot ordered by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards Corps to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump, the Justice Department said on Friday.
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Shipping Firm To Pay $100 Million In Baltimore Bridge Collapse Settlement
The US Justice Department said Thursday that it has reached a $100 million settlement with the Singaporean owner and operator of a cargo ship that destroyed a Baltimore bridge.
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Afghan Man Arrested In US For Plotting ISIS Terror Attack On Election Day
An Afghan man was arrested in Oklahoma for allegedly plotting an election day "terrorist attack," the U.S. Department of Justice said on Tuesday.
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Ex-CIA Officer Gets 10 Years In Prison For Spying For China
A former CIA officer was sentenced on Wednesday to 10 years in prison after pleaded guilty to spying for China, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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Pakistani Man Arrested In Canada For Plotting Terror Attack On Jews In US
A Pakistani man living in Canada has been arrested on charges of plotting to carry out an attack on Jews in New York City, the US Justice Department said Friday.
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Pak Citizen Arrested In Alleged Iran Plot To Kill US Official, Politician
A Pakistani man with ties to Iran has been arrested for allegedly plotting to assassinate a US official in retaliation for the US killing of Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
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Boeing May Avoid Criminal Charges Over Violations: Report
The US Department of Justice is considering a deal with Boeing that would avoid criminal prosecution of the aerospace giant but may appoint a federal supervisor to oversee company progress on safety improvements, The New York Times reported Friday.
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Biden Insists "Matter Is Now Closed" After Documents Probe
US President Joe Biden tried to draw a line Thursday under a Justice Department report that said he kept classified documents before coming to office but would not face charges.
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Google Paid $26 Billion To Be Default Search Engine On Browsers, Phones: Report
Alphabet's Google paid $26.3 billion to other companies in 2021 to ensure its search engine was the default on web browsers and mobile phones, a top company executive testified during the Justice Department's antitrust trial, Bloomberg News reported.
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Six White US Police Officers Admit Torturing Black Men
Six white Mississippi police officers tortured two innocent Black men using a sex toy, Tasers and a sword in an hours-long attack that ended with one man shot through the mouth and neck, the US Department of Justice said Thursday.
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2 US Navy Men Arrested For Allegedly Sharing Secret Information With China
Two serving members of the US Navy have been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, the Department of Justice said Thursday.
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US Government Sues Texas Over Anti-Migrant River Buoys
Texas Governor Greg Abbott defied the administration of President Joe Biden Monday as the US Justice Department sued his state for placing anti-migrant buoys in the Rio Grande river at the border with Mexico.
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Apple Ex-Employee Charged in US for Alleged Theft of Company's Self-Driving Technology
The United States on Tuesday announced charges in five cases involving alleged efforts to steal technology to benefit China, Russia and Iran including a former Apple engineer accused of targeting the company's technology on autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.
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US Government Seeks To Stay Block On Texas Abortion Pill Ruling
The US Justice Department urged an appeals court on Monday to freeze a ruling by a federal judge in Texas that would ban a widely used abortion pill in a far-reaching case that looks likely to wind up at the Supreme Court.
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Chinese Student Charged With Stalking In US For Threatening A Person
A Chinese student in the United States has been arrested for insulting a person who was spreading fliers in support of democracy in China, the US Justice Department said today.
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US Charges Iranian Man In Plot To Assassinate Donald Trump
The United States has charged an Iranian man in connection with an alleged plot ordered by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards Corps to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump, the Justice Department said on Friday.
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Shipping Firm To Pay $100 Million In Baltimore Bridge Collapse Settlement
The US Justice Department said Thursday that it has reached a $100 million settlement with the Singaporean owner and operator of a cargo ship that destroyed a Baltimore bridge.
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Afghan Man Arrested In US For Plotting ISIS Terror Attack On Election Day
An Afghan man was arrested in Oklahoma for allegedly plotting an election day "terrorist attack," the U.S. Department of Justice said on Tuesday.
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Ex-CIA Officer Gets 10 Years In Prison For Spying For China
A former CIA officer was sentenced on Wednesday to 10 years in prison after pleaded guilty to spying for China, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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Pakistani Man Arrested In Canada For Plotting Terror Attack On Jews In US
A Pakistani man living in Canada has been arrested on charges of plotting to carry out an attack on Jews in New York City, the US Justice Department said Friday.
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Pak Citizen Arrested In Alleged Iran Plot To Kill US Official, Politician
A Pakistani man with ties to Iran has been arrested for allegedly plotting to assassinate a US official in retaliation for the US killing of Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
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Boeing May Avoid Criminal Charges Over Violations: Report
The US Department of Justice is considering a deal with Boeing that would avoid criminal prosecution of the aerospace giant but may appoint a federal supervisor to oversee company progress on safety improvements, The New York Times reported Friday.
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Biden Insists "Matter Is Now Closed" After Documents Probe
US President Joe Biden tried to draw a line Thursday under a Justice Department report that said he kept classified documents before coming to office but would not face charges.
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Google Paid $26 Billion To Be Default Search Engine On Browsers, Phones: Report
Alphabet's Google paid $26.3 billion to other companies in 2021 to ensure its search engine was the default on web browsers and mobile phones, a top company executive testified during the Justice Department's antitrust trial, Bloomberg News reported.
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Six White US Police Officers Admit Torturing Black Men
Six white Mississippi police officers tortured two innocent Black men using a sex toy, Tasers and a sword in an hours-long attack that ended with one man shot through the mouth and neck, the US Department of Justice said Thursday.
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2 US Navy Men Arrested For Allegedly Sharing Secret Information With China
Two serving members of the US Navy have been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, the Department of Justice said Thursday.
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US Government Sues Texas Over Anti-Migrant River Buoys
Texas Governor Greg Abbott defied the administration of President Joe Biden Monday as the US Justice Department sued his state for placing anti-migrant buoys in the Rio Grande river at the border with Mexico.
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Apple Ex-Employee Charged in US for Alleged Theft of Company's Self-Driving Technology
The United States on Tuesday announced charges in five cases involving alleged efforts to steal technology to benefit China, Russia and Iran including a former Apple engineer accused of targeting the company's technology on autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.
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US Government Seeks To Stay Block On Texas Abortion Pill Ruling
The US Justice Department urged an appeals court on Monday to freeze a ruling by a federal judge in Texas that would ban a widely used abortion pill in a far-reaching case that looks likely to wind up at the Supreme Court.
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Chinese Student Charged With Stalking In US For Threatening A Person
A Chinese student in the United States has been arrested for insulting a person who was spreading fliers in support of democracy in China, the US Justice Department said today.
