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Justice Department airing details about foreign election interference - Roll Call

U.S. government officials are looking to deliver more information to the public about foreign election interference, experts say.

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Senators ask Justice Department to take tougher action against Boeing executives over safety issues

Two U.S. senators have asked the Department of Justice to take tougher action against Boeing executives for safety issues that have impacted its airplanes

The Independent UK

US Seizes Internet Domains Allegedly Used By Russian Hackers

The United States announced the seizure on Thursday of 41 internet domains allegedly used by Russian intelligence agents to try to gain access to the computers and email accounts of Pentagon, State Department and other US government employees.

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Trump fumes over new Jack Smith filing

Special counsel Jack Smith revealed new details Wednesday on how the former president tried to stage a coup d'état

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Bill Barr Publicly Rebuts Trump's False Election Claims In 2020

Attorney General Bill Barr publicly refuted Trump's false election fraud claims in 2020.

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Maryland approves settlement in state police discrimination case

Maryland officials have approved a $2.75 million settlement to resolve a federal investigation into discriminatory hiring practices affecting 48 Black and female applicants to the Maryland State Police

The Independent UK

Ebay Off The Hook For Allegedly Selling Banned Car Parts, Restricted Pesticides

A judge ruled the online marketplace was protected by a law that makes companies immune from liability over content posted by internet users.

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Judge allows Rep. Crawford, former members to sue over pay freeze - Roll Call

A group of former members of Congress can move forward with a federal lawsuit to recoup cost-of-living adjustments, a judge ruled.

Roll Call

Justice Department Sues Alabama Over Voter Roll Purge

DOJ sues Alabama for voter roll purge violating federal law, potentially disenfranchising eligible voters.

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Residents of a small Mississippi town respond to a scathing Justice Department report on policing

A Justice Department report on the police department in Lexington, Mississippi, has found a stunning pattern of racially disparate policing and harassment

The Independent UK

A federal judge in Texas will hear arguments over Boeing's plea deal in a 737 Max case

Lawyers for Boeing and families of some people who died in two crashes of Boeing jetliners will go face to face in court next month

The Independent UK

Justice Department Says a Small Mississippi Town Ran a Dickensian Debtor's Prison

Federal investigators say police in Lexington, Mississippi, used illegal searches, excessive force, and kept residents in jail when they couldn't pay off old fines.

Reason

Police in small Mississippi city discriminate against Black residents, Justice Department finds

A Justice Department investigation has found that police in a majority Black Mississippi city discriminate against Black people, use excessive force and retaliate against people who criticize them

The Independent UK

Justice Department Report Reveals Civil Rights Abuses In Mississippi

Justice Department investigation uncovers discrimination, excessive force, and retaliation in Lexington Police Department in Mississippi.

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Garland says officers' torture of 2 Black men was betrayal of community they swore to protect

Attorney General Merrick Garland says the prosecution of six former law enforcement officers who tortured two Black men in Mississippi is an example of the Justice Department's action to build public trust after it is violated

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How Princeton rower 'Diamondhands' conned Silicon Valley's most famous firm—twice

Andreessen Horowitz is now witness for the prosecution as the Justice Department accuses Bitclout founder Nader Al-Naji of conning venture capital firms.

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US Justice Department Sues Visa For Alleged Debit Card Monopoly

US Justice Department sues Visa for monopolistic practices in the debit card market, impacting consumers and competition.

Salon

Russian propagandists push GOP rhetoric

As part of an influence campaign targeting conservatives, the Russian government impersonated The Washington Post

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Suspect In Second Trump Assassination Attempt Planned Mexico Getaway

Suspect Ryan Routh, in the attempted assassination of former President Trump, engaged in stalking and faces federal charges. Concerns raised about security...

The Independent UK

Attorneys say other victims could sue a Mississippi sheriff's department over brutality

Attorneys for two Black men who were tortured by Mississippi law enforcement officers say they expect to file more lawsuits on behalf of others who say they were brutalized by officers from the same sheriff’s department

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Man Planned Assassination Attempt On Donald Trump, Foiled By Agent

Details emerge in the case of a man attempting to assassinate Trump at a Florida golf course.

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Justice Department Investigates Mississippi Sheriff's Department For Civil Rights Violations

Justice Department investigates police brutality in Rankin County Sheriff's Department after violent attack on two Black men.

The Independent UK

Justice Department opens civil rights probe into sheriff's office after torture of 2 Black men

The U.S. Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into a Mississippi sheriff’s department whose officers tortured two Black men

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Google Antitrust Trial: Witnesses Disavow Written Evidence

The Justice Department's antitrust case against Google for online advertising dominance unfolds in Virginia.

The Independent UK

At Google antitrust trial, documents say one thing. The tech giant's witnesses say different

The judge who will decide whether Google holds a monopoly over technology that matches buyers and sellers of online advertising must choose whether to believe what Google executives wrote or what they’ve said on the witness stand

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