DOJ CHARGES
Years after the Hunter Biden laptop controversy, two former FBI officials face criminal charges over alleged lies to Congress before midterms
Two former FBI officials are facing charges for allegedly lying to Congress about their involvement in Hunter Biden’s laptop investigation. These charges have re-opened discussions regarding the FBI's actions during the politically charged 2020 election cycle. The accusations include providing false testimony regarding their knowledge of the FBI's activities related to the controversial laptop. The case's timing has raised concerns, as it was brought just before the midterm elections.
Congress launches scathing attack on BJP over Puri-Epstein photo
Congress has launched a strong attack on the Indian government regarding an alleged photograph of Union minister Hardeep Puri with Jeffrey Epstein. Leaders from Congress claim that Puri's connections with Epstein demonstrate the government's negligence. They assert that Puri's past statements about his interactions with Epstein are misleading. The party demands accountability and an investigation into Puri's associations with the convicted sex offender.
'We should not have to rely on luck': US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi flags FBI resource gaps after attempted attack on Hindu temple
US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has urged the FBI to strengthen efforts against domestic violent extremism and improve intelligence gathering after authorities foiled an alleged neo-Nazi plot targeting a Hindu temple in Aurora, near Chicago, where he and his family were worshipping. A 19-year-old, Alexandros Paporakis, was arrested over the alleged plot.
Alleged voter fraud case ahead of 2026 Midterm Elections: What impact will DOJ's charges against 28 California residents have on voting rights ahead of midterms?
The US Department of Justice has charged 28 lawful permanent residents in California with illegal voter registration. Federal prosecutors allege that 21 of these individuals also cast unlawful ballots during elections. California officials dispute the claims and call the federal demands outrageous and unsubstantiated. Concerns have arisen regarding the potential impact on public trust in electoral processes. Officials urge eligible voters to participate and not be discouraged by these allegations.
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US India Caucus co-chairs condemn alleged Hindu temple attack plot, demand probe as 'potential hate crime'
Co-Chairs of the US India Caucus, Ro Khanna and Rich McCormick, on Friday (local time) condemned the attempted mass shooting at a Hindu temple in Aurora, Illinois, and urged the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to take action against what they described as growing threats and hostility directed at Hindu Americans and Indian Americans.
Hidden recorder, chatbot prompts and an FBI arrest: Inside the OpenAI spying case
Abdulrahman Alfozan, an engineer at OpenAI, was arrested for allegedly planting a recording device in an executive meeting room. The device, discovered on September 30, was found concealed in toilet paper and connected to a USB port. CCTV footage showed Alfozan near the room prior to the device’s discovery, despite lacking authorisation.
Nine ways the Trump administration could interfere with the midterms
US President Donald Trump has made efforts to exert control over the upcoming midterm elections. Many election officials are preparing for potential disruptions and challenges that could arise. Trump's history of contesting election outcomes and urging supporters to act complicates the electoral landscape. Federal investigations and other interventions could influence voter confidence and result certifications.
Why was Ilhan Omar's home raided by the DHS, will she be arrested? Here's what to know about the federal investigation
In a surprising move, federal agents executed a raid on Ilhan Omar's home in Washington, D.C., linked to an investigation into her early immigration status. Omar, a U.S. citizen since 2000, firmly denies accusations of any wrongdoing regarding immigration fraud. The timing of the raid has sparked considerable political discourse, occurring shortly before the midterm elections, while federal authorities remain vague about potential charges.
Pakistan imposes emergency rule in northern province after protests
Pakistan placed a northern province under emergency rule on Sunday, the president's office said, following anti-government demonstrations by supporters of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan and militant violence in the northwest. Thousands of Khan's supporters have been marching in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province to demand his release and airing anti-government criticism fuelled by harsh economic conditions.
Trump announces $90 Medicare checks for 20 million seniors ahead of midt-term elections: Who gets the payment and when?
In a significant move, Donald Trump has unveiled a one-time payment of $90 for more than 20 million seniors on Medicare. This initiative is designed to help cover anticipated Medicare premiums and will be disbursed through either direct deposit or checks. Seniors whose premiums are fully paid by Medicaid are not qualified for this aid.
Meta Ray-Ban glasses face backlash: Women secretly filmed, Telegram videos emerge as Mark Zuckerberg’s smart glasses hit privacy row
Meta Ray-Ban glasses ban: In the Netherlands, eyewear retailers are halting the sales of Meta's smart glasses amidst growing public anxiety regarding privacy. Reports reveal an uptick in secret filming of women, with these recordings allegedly circulating in online communities. The Dutch Data Protection Authority is actively investigating this issue fueled by public outrage.
Greg Lui DOJ charges: California tech CEO linked to $300 million Nvidia GPU scheme allegedly routed through Malaysia and Singapore to China
Greg Lui was charged by the Department of Justice for allegedly exporting restricted computer servers to China. The indictment includes conspiracy to violate export control laws and money laundering. Lui and associates misrepresented shipments through Malaysia and Singapore to bypass regulations. It is claimed that over $300 million of advanced technology was involved in the scheme. If convicted, Lui faces significant prison time for these serious offenses.
What we know about Greg Lui? California tech owner accused of routing $300 million in high-end servers with US-made AI chips to China
Greg Lui, the head of Earthmade Computer Inc., has been arrested on serious federal charges related to technology smuggling. Authorities claim that he exported computer servers worth over $300 million to China. He faces charges of conspiracy to breach export regulations and money laundering. FBI agents detained him while he was driving to work. If found guilty, he could face up to 50 years behind bars.
Imposter posing as Pittsburgh Steelers Player Eli Heidenreich scams two women out of $1000
Two women from Pennsylvania, were scammed by an imposter claiming to be Eli Heidenreich. The incident occurred in July 2026, involving deceptive financial transactions. Police have not identified any suspects and are seeking public assistance with information. This scam follows a larger case where two men defrauded multiple women out of $1.3 million. The previous scheme involved fictitious investments and occurred over about four years.
Trump ramps up noncitizen voting prosecutions ahead of midterms
The Trump administration has intensified prosecutions of noncitizens accused of voting illegally ahead of US midterms. The Justice Department charged 32 people in four weeks, while Homeland Security has 1,600 related investigations.
Trump promised a sex-trafficking crackdown. His Justice Department hasn't delivered
Federal sex trafficking prosecutions have significantly declined in recent months. Staffing shortages and funding cuts have hampered investigations and prosecutions. Immigration enforcement priorities have also diverted resources from these cases. Victims' distrust in government further complicates efforts to combat trafficking. This decline impacts the fight against human trafficking and victim support services.
US court dismisses criminal charges against Gautam Adani, Sagar Adani; senior lawyers laud decision
A US federal court has officially dismissed the criminal charges against Gautam Adani and his nephew, thanks to the Justice Department's request after analyzing jurisdictional and evidentiary issues. This ruling marks a significant victory for the Adani Group, although it does not imply any ruling on the allegations themselves. Gautam Adani hailed the ruling, proclaiming that justice has emerged victorious.
US judge dismisses criminal case against billionaire Gautam Adani
A US judge dismissed criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani. The Justice Department decided to abandon the fraud and bribery case against him. Adani denied any agreement was made for the dismissal of the indictment. He had previously pledged a ten billion dollar investment in the United States. The Adani Group has consistently denied any wrongdoing in this matter.
US DoJ says Adani case should never have been brought, urges judge to drop charges permanently
The US Department of Justice has strongly defended its decision to drop criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and others, citing legal flaws and diplomatic concerns. The department argued the case, which alleged bribery and investor fraud, was primarily a foreign matter and lacked a sound US legal basis.
DOJ staffer fired after shocking obscene gesture at National Guard in DC caught on camera
A justice department official was fired for making a vulgar gesture to members of the national guard deployed in Washington DC on her way to work. The employee, Elizabeth Baxter, was a paralegal at the department’s environmental defense section. Elizabeth Baxter raised her middle finger and uttered vulgarities at national guard members on 18 August.
US plans on using a law traditionally targeting human traffickers to prosecute firms hiring undocumented workers
The US Department of Justice has heightened priorities for immigration enforcement, urging prosecutors to tackle immigration-related violations more aggressively, especially those involving undocumented workers. Businesses may face significant fines or prison sentences for non-compliance, with particular vulnerability for small firms lacking robust legal resources.
DOJ in Crisis: Seven prosecutors resign over controversial dismissal of Eric Adams corruption case, Hagan Scotten joins exodus
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is facing turmoil as seven federal prosecutors, including lead prosecutor Hagan Scotten, have resigned in protest over the dismissal of corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams. The case, involving bribery and illegal donations, was reportedly dropped after Adams allegedly agreed to support Trump’s immigration policies. Former acting U.S. Attorney Danielle Sassoon revealed that Adams' lawyers suggested a "quid pro quo" deal.
Gautam Adani Indictment row: Adani Group clarifies no bribery charges against Gautam Adani, Sagar Adani and Vneet Jaain
Gautam Adani Bribery Charges: Adani Group clarified that Gautam Adani, Sagar Adani, and Vneet Jaain are not charged with bribery under the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, according to a US Department of Justice indictment. The DOJ's charges relate to alleged securities and wire fraud, not bribery or obstruction of justice. The company emphasized that only Azure Power officials and a Canadian investor face bribery-related charges.
Charges by US Department of Justice have been dropped: Sandeep Aggarwal, founder, Droom
Droom is currently generating $1.2 billion in annualised gross merchandise value (GMV) and has over 3.53 lakh auto dealers listed on its platform.
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