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DOJ to seek death penalty against man accused of killing Israeli Embassy staffers

Elias Rodriguez faces federal hate crime and murder charges in the deaths of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim

The Independent UK

Trump to drop $10B IRS tax lawsuit in return for a billion-dollar compensation fund: report

Trump filed the $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS in January, alleging they failed to stop the unauthorized release of his tax returns

The Independent UK

Powell's tenure as Fed chair marked by fight for independence while trying to tame inflation

When Jerome Powell was sworn in as chair of the Federal Reserve eight years ago, economists worried that inflation and interest rates were too low and that too few Americans had jobs.

The Economic Times

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Alleged Tren de Aragua Leader Extradited from Colombia To the U.S. On Terror And Drug Charges

The first alleged Tren de Aragua leader extradited into the United States arrived in Houston to face federal terrorism and international drug trafficking charges, marking a new phase in Washington's criminal case against the Venezuelan gang.

Latin Times

Cuba's Raúl Castro Could Face U.S. Charges Over 1996 Brothers To The Rescue Attack: Report

The reported indictment effort centers on the deaths of four men after Cuban fighter jets shot down two civilian aircraft near Cuban airspace in 1996.

International Business Times

Who Is Gautam Adani, India's Richest Man? Billionaire Accused in $265 Million Bribery Case Now Nearing DOJ Deal

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani may soon see US fraud and bribery charges dropped, as federal authorities consider dismissing the case. The Adani Group denies wrongdoing, citing jurisdictional issues.

International Business Times UK

US set to drop criminal fraud case against Gautam Adani, sources say, as deal reached in civil case

The U.S. Justice Department is close to dropping criminal fraud charges against Gautam Adani over an alleged bribery scheme tied to an Indian solar project. Separately, the SEC has settled a related civil fraud case against Adani and his nephew, subject to court approval, with both agreeing to pay civil…

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Adani settles SEC case, criminal charges set to be dropped — a 17-month legal battle winds down

Gautam Adani and his nephew Sagar will pay $18 million to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission charges. The Adani Group faces allegations of false statements regarding Adani Green Energy Ltd. This settlement could pave the way for the conglomerate's return to international markets. The Justice Department is also moving…

The Economic Times

ICE Has Lost 10,000 Illegal Detention Rulings — Federal Judges Call It an 'Assault'

The Trump administration's new deportation tactics face over 10,000 legal defeats, with federal judges declaring ICE detentions unlawful, impacting communities and straining the Justice Department.

International Business Times UK

Yale medical school discriminated against Asian and White applicants, claims Trump administration

The Justice Department Thursday revealed its findings of a year-long investigation into the admission policies and practices at the Yale School of Medicine and said its leadership selected applications based on race -- favored Black and Hispanic students than White or Asians. "Yale’s documents reveal that they studied how to…

The Times of India

DOJ finds Yale medical school discriminated based on race in admissions

This is the second institution to face discrimination allegations by the federal agency this month

The Independent UK

US authorities moving to end fraud cases against Gautam Adani

US authorities are nearing a resolution for fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani. The Justice Department may drop its case soon. The Securities and Exchange Commission is also working to settle its parallel civil fraud case. This development would significantly benefit the Adani Group, clearing the path for international…

The Economic Times

Judge blocks DOJ’s demand for Rhode Island hospital records of transgender kids: ‘unworthy of this trust’

The subpoenas demanded Rhode Island Hospital surrender birth dates, Social Security numbers, and addresses for every patient who received transgender care over the past five years

The Independent UK

Immigration judge purged by Trump sues DOJ for firing women and minorities in favor of white men

Exclusive details: Former immigration court judge Florence Chamberlin claims she was illegally terminated for her sex, race and political views as an advocate for immigrants

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‘Murder Cult’ leader behind neo-Nazi plot to poison students at New York Jewish schools is sentenced

Michail Chkhikvishvili, a 22-year-old Georgian national, was charged with soliciting hate crimes and acts of mass violence and pleaded guilty in November, according to the Justice Department

The Economic Times

US Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair, following Jerome Powell

Kevin Warsh is now the new head of the Federal Reserve. He takes charge at a difficult economic time. Inflation is high and gas prices are rising. The Fed faces internal disagreements. President Trump has pressured the Fed for lower interest rates. Warsh promises independence. He faces challenges in managing…

The Independent UK

Trump Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh is confirmed by Senate as Jerome Powell vows to stay on board

Kevin Warsh stressed that the president did not make him pledge to cut interest rates to secure his nomination to head the Federal Reserve

The Mary Sue

Eileen Wang’s guilty plea exposes how a small-town mayor became a propaganda tool for Beijing

Eileen Wang’s guilty plea has sent shockwaves through Arcadia, California, exposing how a small-town mayor secretly worked as a propaganda tool for Beijing. The former mayor of the Los Angeles-area city resigned on May 11, 2026, after agreeing to plead guilty to acting as an illegal agent of China’s government,…

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The Independent UK

Kash Patel’s FBI has a ‘payback squad’ going after Trump’s enemies in ‘grand conspiracy’ case: report

The bureau has reportedly assembled a team to investigate the president’s critics while DOJ launches sweeping probe

The Independent UK

Ex-FBI chief James Comey issues stark warning to Trump foes: ‘Something wrong with the man’

Former FBI director specifically called out the president’s late night Truth Social posts demanding his political enemies are locked up

International Business Times UK

Epstein Survivor Tells Palm Beach Hearing: Sex Trafficking Was 'Protected and Funded by Powerful People'

A Florida hearing reveals new insights into Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking network, highlighting survivor testimonies and government complicity. Lawmakers urge against pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell amid ongoing investigations.

Reason

The Trump Administration Is a Powerful but Unreliable Ally of Second Amendment Advocates

Even as the Justice Department files lawsuits aimed at vindicating gun rights, it undermines them in other cases.

The Independent UK

Federal prosecutors seek NYU hospital information on gender-affirming care for children

A New York health care system has received a federal grand jury subpoena issued in Texas seeking information about children who received gender-affirming care and the medical providers who administered it

The Independent UK

Epstein survivors demand justice from Trump’s DOJ in devastating testimony near Mar-a-Lago: ‘Who will be the next Jeffrey?’

Survivors return to Palm Beach to recount their abuse and years of failures from state and federal officials to investigate their claims

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Why the Justice Department is Finally Suing to Lower Your Weekly Meat Bill

The cost of feeding a family continues to climb higher every single month at the local supermarket. Many shoppers blame simple inflation for the outrageous prices they see at the neighborhood butcher counter. However, federal regulators recently uncovered a much more complex and deeply frustrating corporate pricing strategy. The government…

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