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DOJ Refuses To Release Biden Interview Audio To House Republicans

DOJ refuses to release Biden's interview audio to House Republicans, citing lack of purpose and privacy concerns. Standoff continues.

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Lawyers For Binance's CZ Decry US Prosecutors' Proposed 3-Year Sentence

Changpeng Zhao's legal team believes the proposal to hand Binance's former CEO a three-year sentence is too much, considering how he was only charged of AML compliance failure.

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Families Push For Boeing Prosecution Over Fatal 737 MAX Crashes

Families of Boeing 737 MAX crash victims seek justice and accountability from Boeing in the US.

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DOJ Agrees To $138.7M Settlement With Larry Nassar's Victims Over FBI Misconduct Claims

The settlement, while unable to erase the harm inflicted by Nassar, aims to provide critical support to the victims in their journey toward healing.

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Justice Department pays $138 million over FBI failures in Larry Nassar case

The DOJ settlement goes to 139 victims of Larry Nassar, the disgraced team doctor of USA Gymnastics who sexually assaulted elite and Olympic gymnasts, after the FBI failed to promptly investigate.

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Microsoft says Russian hackers are exploiting an ancient printer security flaw

A patch has been around for almost two years but it hasn't stoped Fancy Bear from abusing the flaw, Microsoft warns.

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A murky monopoly: Apple vs. the Department of Justice

The U.S. Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit against Apple filed on March 21 claims that the company's iPhone has an illegal monopoly, but there are many forces at play that may make this a challenging case.

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Apple is ruining people's relationships... at least according to Elizabeth Warren

Elizabeth Warren posted a video where she says that Apple is "ruining relationships" thanks to the green bubbles they use to distinguish iMessages and SMS texts.

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Tornado Cash Most Used In Majority Of Security Incidents During Q1: Security Firm

CertiK revealed that OFAC-sanctioned Tornado Cash was still used by threat actors in most of the security incidents in crypto in the first three months of the year.

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Dubai Hands Full Operating License To Binance, Allowing Retail And Qualified Institutional Offerings

Binance scored a win in its bid to expand its global footprint as it has been granted a VASP license by Dubai despite the crypto exchange giant's legal woes in the U.S. and Nigeria.

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Three states end judicial deference practices

The Checks and Balances Letter delivers news and information from Ballotpedia’s Administrative State Project, including pivotal actions at the federal and state levels related to the separation of powers, due process, and the rule of law.

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DOJ Nearing Settlement With Nassar Survivors Over FBI Negligence

Justice Department negotiating settlement with Larry Nassar's sexual assault survivors over FBI's failures in investigating abuse allegations.

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Regeneron To Defend Against DOJ Complaint On Drug Pricing

Regeneron faces DOJ legal challenge over drug-price manipulation allegations, vows to defend itself. Case could impact pharmaceutical industry and drug pri...

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Judge James C. Ho's Remarks to the Midland County Bar Association

"This isn’t about forum shopping. It’s about forum shaming. It’s about shaming judges who won’t distort their rulings to do their bidding—while rewarding those judges who do."

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Cotton among GOP lawmakers who back defendants in Jan. 6 case - Roll Call

Sen. Tom Cotton and other GOP lawmakers have sided with the defendants in a Supreme Court case about the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.

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You can now play Game Boy games on your iPhone after Apple's App Store changes

Game emulators are arriving on the App Store, and you can play right now.

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Supreme Court To Consider Abortion Case Involving Federal Law

Supreme Court to review Idaho's abortion law conflicting with federal statute, sparking debate over state vs. federal authority.

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After Long Peace, Big Tech Faces US Antitrust Reckoning

After more than a decade of leaving Big Tech largely to itself, US antitrust enforcers have cranked up the heat, with several high-profile cases underway that could radically change the way the industry's giants do business.

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House looks to try again on surveillance authority reauthorization - Roll Call

House lawmakers moved forward with another push to consider a bill that would reauthorize a powerful surveillance authority.

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Legal opinion gives Treasury leeway ahead of debt limit fight - Roll Call

A newly released 2021 Justice Department legal opinion holds that the Treasury Department has wiggle room to maintain higher cash balances.

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Thousands of Social Security numbers stolen from government firm

Details of attack are beginning to emerge, as Greylock McKinnon Associates notifies affected individuals.

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House subpoena lawsuit risks change to oversight power - Roll Call

The House Judiciary Committee has teed up a high-stakes legal clash with the Justice Department over congressional subpoena power.

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Exclusive: groups call for US inquiry into police killing of ‘Cop City’ protester

Petition to Inter-American Commission on Human Rights filed on behalf of Manuel Paez Terán, aka ‘Tortuguita’, and their mother

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Apple just opened up the App Store to game emulators, but there's a catch

Apple restrictions change to allow for classic games to be emulated.

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Judge Criticizes DOJ For Double Standard On Subpoenas

District Judge Ana Reyes criticizes DOJ's handling of subpoenas in Biden family investigation, highlighting inconsistencies and legal challenges.

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