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Hillary Clinton Email Probe Closed, No Charges Brought: US Attorney General
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday she has accepted the FBI's recommendation that no charges be brought against Hillary Clinton for using a private email server while secretary of state.
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US Attorney General To Accept FBI Findings In Hillary Clinton Email Probe
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, seeking to tamp down a firestorm over meeting with former President Bill Clinton, said on Friday she will accept the recommendations of career prosecutors and the FBI director on whether to charge Hillary Clinton for mishandling emails.
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US Attorney General Says Will Not Interfere In Hillary Clinton Email Probe
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Friday she will abide by decisions of the FBI and prosecutors on whether to bring charges over presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's use of personal email while at the State Department.
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Attorney General Says Omar Mateen Investigation Moving Forward
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Sunday that the FBI will release a partial transcript of the conversations between the gunman within the Pulse gay nightclub and Orlando police negotiators.
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US To Release Partial Transcripts Of Orlando Killer Calls To Police
US officials will on Monday release partial transcripts of three phone conversations the man who killed 49 people in a Florida gay nightclub last week had with police as the massacre unfolded, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Sunday.
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US Prosecutors To Seek Death Penalty For Charleston Church Shooter
US prosecutors will seek the death penalty for the gunman suspected of killing nine black churchgoers in South Carolina last year, Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced Tuesday.
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US Extradition Request For 'El Chapo' Still Stands - Justice Department
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said recaptured Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman will have to answer to his crimes and the Justice Department confirmed that a previous request to extradite the kingpin to the United States still stands.
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Barack Obama Administration To Hold Meeting With IT Firms On Counter-Terrorism
With ISIS and al Qaeda using social media to propagate their message of hate and recruit jihadists, top US officials will soon meet executives of the top Silicon Valley IT companies to work out a plan to make it harder for terrorist groups to use such technology.
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Attorney General's Stepdaughter Held Over Disputed Taxi Fare
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch's stepdaughter was briefly detained at a police station after an argument with an Uber taxi driver over an unpaid fare, police said Monday.
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Barack Obama, Frustrated By Congress, Plans Unilateral US Gun Control Steps
President Barack Obama, frustrated by Congress' inaction on gun control, will meet with US Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Monday to discuss ways of reducing gun violence unilaterally through measures that do not require congressional approval.
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Barack Obama To Impose New Gun Control Curbs Next Week
President Obama will meet with Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on Monday to finalize a set of executive actions on guns that he will unveil next week, according to several individuals briefed on the matter.
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US Opens Federal Probe Into Chicago Police After Black Teen Shot Dead
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch today announced a federal probe into the Chicago police department's use of force, prompted by the 2014 shooting death of a black teenager.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cyber Crime
Washington is boosting its cooperation with Europol to fight cybercrime by posting an American official full time to its headquarters in The Hague, the US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday.
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Former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner Arrested Following World Cup bribe Allegations
Former FIFA vice president Jack Warner's name was on a list of nine current or former FIFA officials and five business executives who "abused their positions of trust to acquire millions of dollars in bribes and kickbacks," US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in New York.
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Death 'Fitting' for Boston Bomber: US Attorney General
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, the nation's top law enforcement official, on Friday welcomed a jury's decision to sentence Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death.
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Hillary Clinton Email Probe Closed, No Charges Brought: US Attorney General
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday she has accepted the FBI's recommendation that no charges be brought against Hillary Clinton for using a private email server while secretary of state.
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US Attorney General To Accept FBI Findings In Hillary Clinton Email Probe
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, seeking to tamp down a firestorm over meeting with former President Bill Clinton, said on Friday she will accept the recommendations of career prosecutors and the FBI director on whether to charge Hillary Clinton for mishandling emails.
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US Attorney General Says Will Not Interfere In Hillary Clinton Email Probe
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Friday she will abide by decisions of the FBI and prosecutors on whether to bring charges over presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's use of personal email while at the State Department.
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Attorney General Says Omar Mateen Investigation Moving Forward
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Sunday that the FBI will release a partial transcript of the conversations between the gunman within the Pulse gay nightclub and Orlando police negotiators.
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US To Release Partial Transcripts Of Orlando Killer Calls To Police
US officials will on Monday release partial transcripts of three phone conversations the man who killed 49 people in a Florida gay nightclub last week had with police as the massacre unfolded, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Sunday.
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US Prosecutors To Seek Death Penalty For Charleston Church Shooter
US prosecutors will seek the death penalty for the gunman suspected of killing nine black churchgoers in South Carolina last year, Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced Tuesday.
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US Extradition Request For 'El Chapo' Still Stands - Justice Department
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said recaptured Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman will have to answer to his crimes and the Justice Department confirmed that a previous request to extradite the kingpin to the United States still stands.
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Barack Obama Administration To Hold Meeting With IT Firms On Counter-Terrorism
With ISIS and al Qaeda using social media to propagate their message of hate and recruit jihadists, top US officials will soon meet executives of the top Silicon Valley IT companies to work out a plan to make it harder for terrorist groups to use such technology.
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Attorney General's Stepdaughter Held Over Disputed Taxi Fare
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch's stepdaughter was briefly detained at a police station after an argument with an Uber taxi driver over an unpaid fare, police said Monday.
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Barack Obama, Frustrated By Congress, Plans Unilateral US Gun Control Steps
President Barack Obama, frustrated by Congress' inaction on gun control, will meet with US Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Monday to discuss ways of reducing gun violence unilaterally through measures that do not require congressional approval.
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Barack Obama To Impose New Gun Control Curbs Next Week
President Obama will meet with Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on Monday to finalize a set of executive actions on guns that he will unveil next week, according to several individuals briefed on the matter.
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US Opens Federal Probe Into Chicago Police After Black Teen Shot Dead
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch today announced a federal probe into the Chicago police department's use of force, prompted by the 2014 shooting death of a black teenager.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cyber Crime
Washington is boosting its cooperation with Europol to fight cybercrime by posting an American official full time to its headquarters in The Hague, the US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday.
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Former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner Arrested Following World Cup bribe Allegations
Former FIFA vice president Jack Warner's name was on a list of nine current or former FIFA officials and five business executives who "abused their positions of trust to acquire millions of dollars in bribes and kickbacks," US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in New York.
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Death 'Fitting' for Boston Bomber: US Attorney General
US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, the nation's top law enforcement official, on Friday welcomed a jury's decision to sentence Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death.
