All news on the topic: United States Department of Justice

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Mandelson police probe risks collapse as US blocks access to key Epstein files
The police probe into Lord Mandelson over allegations he shared confidential Government information with Jeffrey Epstein could be on the verge of falling apart.
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US fraud suspect Brian Sutton found living in luxury in Russia despite $2 billion healthcare scam charges
Between 2015 and 2022, a criminal group used dozens of pharmacies across the United States to bill medical insurance companies a staggering $2 billion for fraudulent prescriptions.
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FBI probes Argentine football chiefs over alleged $190m money laundering scheme
The FBI is reportedly probing Argentina’s football bosses over claims hundreds of millions of dollars in sponsorship money were laundered through US banks.
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Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke cleared in UK bribery case
A London jury clears the former Nigerian oil minister of all bribery charges, collapsing a 13-year UK investigation into claims she traded lucrative state contracts for a lavish lifestyle.
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Former FBI agents sue Trump administration over alleged campaign of retribution
The Trump administration led a “campaign of retribution” against a group of decorated FBI agents who were seen as opponents of the White House agenda, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in a Washington, D.C., federal court.
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Epstein files finally head to Congress as DOJ caves to subpoenas
The US Department of Justice will start providing Congress with records related to Jeffrey Epstein to the House Oversight Committee beginning on Friday, as stated by a lawmaker.
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Texas smuggling kingpin sentenced to 40 years in jail
A U.S. federal court on Wednesday sentenced a Mexican national to 40 years in prison for his role in a human smuggling operation that tragically claimed the lives of eight people near Del Rio, Texas.
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Dementia test experts want Joe Biden to take is shared - try it for yourself
Many people, including experts, doctors, and former President Donald Trump have called on Joe Biden to take a cognitive test after he was described as an "elderly man with a poor memory"
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Tattoo parlour owner 'buys human brains and stillborn' in sick body part trade
A tattoo artist from Minnesota was one of several people indicted in a federal grand jury investigation that discovered a ring of human body part trafficking, including the sale of stillborn babies and brains
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Leaker of most CIA secrets ever shared trove of documents on WikiLeaks
The individual responsible for the largest CIA leak of classified information perhaps ever has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for his violations of the Espionage Act
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Arsonist threw two molotov cocktails at church planning to host drag show events
A convicted arsonist was sentenced to 18 years in prison and three on parole this week after a March 2023 incident in which he threw two Molotov cocktails at a church planning to host drag show events
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Andrew 'locks himself away with no idea how to respond' after new Epstein claims
A source tells The Mirror Prince Andrew 'has no idea how to respond' and has not ventured out since bombshell allegations were made this week in the newly released Epstein files
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Police shoot dead gunman during school attack with up to 70 kids trapped inside
When Germantown Police were called to Kennedy Middle School about a man “acting erratically”, a shootout erupted. As scores of students hid inside, police successfully took out the gunman
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PGA Tour cast fresh doubt over LIV Golf merge in leaked memo to players
The PGA Tour remain in talks with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia over their framework agreement, but it appears the American-based circuit are looking elsewhere for investors
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Sixth prisoner dies within five weeks at jail where Donald Trump was arrested
Ten inmates in Fulton County Jail, Georgia, have died in 2023 alone. A number of those hadn't even been convicted of a crime and simply couldn't afford the bond
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Football star killed himself after Nigerian hackers tricked him to send nudes
The pair is indicted on four counts, encompassing sexual exploitation of minors and the role they played in the death of Jordan DeMay, a 17-year-old athlete from Michigan who took his own life in March 2022
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All charges Trump faces and what happens next including effect on president bid
Donald Trump has been charged with four counts of trying to overturn the 2020 election in relation to the deadly January 6 riot, but he is still running for president
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Trump used 'power and authority' to pressure officials with bogus fraud claims
Former President Donald Trump is facing four criminal charges connected to his attempts to overthrow the 2020 election results and the January 6 Capitol riots that left multiple people dead
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Donald Trump's link to alleged serial killer accused of murdering three women
Alleged serial killer, Rex Heuermann, who was a prominent architect in New York City, had a professional connection with former President Donald Trump, as he was hired for a renovation project
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Prince Andrew accused of asking Epstein for help over £153 million oil deal
A legal document now filed in the US claims how at the same time, Andrew supposedly requested Epstein’s help in securing money for a company called ‘Aria Petroleum'
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Donald Trump's unhinged rants as historic indictment lays bear bombshell charges
Donald Trump has gone on an unhinged multi-post rant on Truth Social today after indictment documents were unsealed, calling the special counsel 'deranged,' the DOJ 'thugs,' and insisting he is innocent
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LIV Golf and PGA Tour merger 'under review' by the US Justice Department
The news regarding the PGA Tour and LIV Golf merger shook the golfing world on Tuesday and is now under set to be under review by the US Justice Department
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TikTok being investigated by US Justice Department for spying on people
Popular video platform TikTok, who is owned ByteDance and based in Beijing, has admitted to acquiring the data of American citizens. It also has close ties with the Chinese government
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Two Americans accused of illegaly sending aviation-related technology to Russia
Cyril Gregory Buyanovsky and Douglas Robertson, who operated KanRus Trading Company, were arrested for allegedly circumventing US export laws to sell sophisticated avionics equipment to Russian companies
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Taylor Swift fan mortified and regretful about buying $5.5k resale tickets
A desperate Taylor Swift fan who forked out over $5.5k to secure tickets to see her idol on tour has admitted to feeling that she no longer wants to go and 'regrets' the purchase