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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.
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.
US officials revise claims that government agencies were hacked by Chinese, now say they were targets
US officials have corrected earlier claims that several government agencies were hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored group, clarifying that the agencies were targeted but not necessarily compromised. An FBI affidavit says the group targeted networks including NASA, the Federal Reserve and Senate, while confirmed intrusions affected other US government entities and contractors.
How Eileen Wang, Arcadia Mayor, was caught acting as illegal Chinese agent in US?
Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang has been charged with acting as an illegal agent for the People's Republic of China. Wang agreed to plead guilty to the felony charge, admitting to secretly serving Chinese government interests by publishing pro-PRC propaganda on a website. Investigators uncovered evidence through digital communications and coordinated propaganda activity.
A look at how Epstein files dogged Pam Bondi's time as attorney general
Pam Bondi's time as US attorney general saw significant controversy surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files. Victims and others sought transparency, but the Justice Department's actions led to accusations of a cover-up. Despite promises of full disclosure, the release of documents was criticized as flawed and incomplete. Bondi faced scrutiny and a congressional subpoena.
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Renee Hoberman, Long Island child therapist, sentenced to 84 months in prison for sharing child sexual abuse material through encrypted social media apps
Renee Hoberman, a child therapist from Long Island, received a seven-year prison sentence. She was convicted of distributing child sexual abuse videos and posing as an abusive father. Prosecutors described her actions as vile and grotesque. Hoberman used encrypted apps to trade disturbing images and videos related to child exploitation.
Thousands of new Jeffrey Epstein-linked documents released by US Justice Department
Thousands of new documents linked to the case of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were made available Tuesday by the US Department of Justice (DOJ), amid mounting criticism over the pace of the publication and heavy redactions. The DOJ posted around 11,000 links to new documents online, but some of them appeared to lead nowhere.
Michael Jackson standing with Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton in a hot tub: Fresh batch of Epstein files with more explosive details released
Newly released files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation include photos of Bill Clinton and Michael Jackson. The Department of Justice released thousands of records, including images of Clinton with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jackson with Epstein and Clinton. The files, mandated by law, aim for transparency regarding Epstein's sex trafficking investigation.
International court issues arrest warrant for ally of Philippine ex-President Duterte over drug war
Reports suggest the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa. He led President Rodrigo Duterte's controversial war on drugs. However, the ICC has denied these claims. The Philippine Ombudsman stated the information was relayed to him. The Department of Justice is verifying the report.
Epstein secrets at risk — Congress could read list aloud under full legal protection
Epstein Files Release: Republican lawmakers Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene may read names of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged abusers in Congress using legal protection. Survivors are compiling their own lists, and some House members are pushing to release all DOJ files. President Trump called the issue a “Democrat hoax.” The story continues as the push for transparency grows.
US: 20 states and DC sue Justice Department to stop immigration requirements on victim funds
A coalition of attorneys general from 20 states and D.C. are suing the Justice Department to block conditions on Victims of Crime Act funding. They argue the Trump administration is overstepping its authority by withholding funds from states that don't cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
Trump posts AI-generated video of Obama in jail, declares ‘treason’ and ‘crime of the century’ in blitz against former US president
Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video on Truth Social depicting Barack Obama's arrest, sparking debate about deepfakes and disinformation. This followed Tulsi Gabbard's accusations of a "treasonous conspiracy" by Obama-era officials during the 2016 election. Trump has labeled Obama the "ringleader" and claimed irrefutable proof exists, despite legal experts noting no charges have been filed.
Trump has his biggest target in crosshairs. What can happen
Donald Trump has accused Barack Obama of orchestrating a "coup" in 2016 by politicizing intelligence on Russian election interference, citing newly declassified documents. These documents, released by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, allege that Obama-era officials manipulated intelligence to damage Trump.
Musk unleashes AI Grok and X storm to expose Epstein secrets after Trump blocks release of new files
Elon Musk has launched a barrage of online criticism against Donald Trump, focusing on the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Musk accuses Trump of concealing crucial information related to Epstein, sparking a public dispute. This outburst follows Musk's resignation from a position within the Trump administration, marking a significant souring of their relationship.
FBI Deputy Dan Bongino walks out after Epstein file clash; Trump, DOJ deny client list, missing jail video fuels conspiracies
Dan Bongino, FBI Deputy Director, was absent after a dispute regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files. Reports indicate a heated argument with US Attorney General Pam Bondi preceded his leave. President Trump dismissed Epstein talk during a meeting. The DOJ maintains Epstein's death was suicide. Missing video footage has fueled conspiracy theories. The White House defends Bondi amid the controversy.
Trump says Brennan and Comey may “Pay a Price” as FBI investigates false statements in Russia probe
Former CIA Director John Brennan and ex-FBI Director James Comey are under scrutiny for allegedly misleading Congress during the Russia investigation. Prompted by John Ratcliffe's evidence submission to the FBI, the probe draws sharp reactions. Trump, while claiming ignorance of the details, labeled Brennan and Comey as "crooked" and "dishonest.
Where is Jeffrey Epstein's client list that Bondi said sitting on her desk? Justice department says there's none
The Justice Department said Jeffrey Epstein did not have a client list. This announcement contradicts earlier suggestions from Pam Bondi. She had hinted at the existence of such a list. The department also released video footage confirming Epstein's suicide. They will not disclose other evidence. This decision has sparked outrage among conservatives. They sought proof of a cover-up.
Adani Green Energy shares fall 8% after Co. says no new financial commitment under discussion with TotalEnergies
Adani Green Energy share price: Adani Green Energy shares dropped 8% after clarifying no new financial commitments with TotalEnergies amid ongoing US allegations. TotalEnergies paused investments until clarity on charges against Adani Group officials.
Adani Green clarifies on TotalEnergies' 'no fresh capital' statement; co says no material impact on its growth
TotalEnergies paused new investments in Adani Group. This followed US accusations against Adani officials. Adani Green clarified there are no new financial commitments with TotalEnergies. The company stated this will not impact its operations. Adani Green's shares fell. The Adani Group denies all allegations. The SEC alleges Adani defrauded US investors.
Google to be broken into pieces? Here is what US plans to do to end tech giant's monopoly
Google is under pressure as the U.S. Department of Justice considers breaking up the tech giant, following a court ruling that deemed it an illegal monopolist. The DOJ is exploring options that include the divestiture of Google’s Android operating system or Chrome browser. The company also faces challenges from Europe, where it recently lost a legal battle concerning its Google Shopping service. These global antitrust cases reflect efforts to curb the dominance of Big Tech across industries.
US: Japanese Yakuza leader charged for trafficking nuclear materials from Myanmar
Takeshi Ebisawa, a Yakuza leader, has been charged by US prosecutors with trafficking nuclear materials including uranium and weapons-grade Plutonium from Myanmar. The Department of Justice seized the samples and confirmed their content. Ebisawa also faces charges of international narcotics trafficking and firearms offenses.
Morgan Stanley to pay $249 mn to settle US trading fraud charges
Morgan Stanley agrees to a $249 million settlement for breaching confidentiality in stock trades, leading to $72.5 million in illicit gains for hedge funds from 2018 to 2021. The charges involve leaked information by trading staff, contradicting the bank's touted privacy measures. Pawan Passi, the former head of the equity syndicate desk, faces a $250,000 penalty. The deferred prosecution agreement acknowledges Morgan Stanley's cooperation but emphasizes its false assurances and privacy breach. The SEC also reaches a civil settlement. Morgan Stanley's shares dip 0.8% post-announcement.
Ericsson to pay $97 million to Nokia for after settling damages claim
Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson said the settlement with Finnish peer Nokia Oyj would impact operating profit by €80 million and cashflow by €26 million in the second quarter.
US company bribed Rs 10 lakh to Indian official for license approval: Department of Justice
From the time Chicago-based company acquired the Indian business in 2006 through the end of the third quarter of 2012, Beam India paid bribes and made other improper payments to various Indian government officials, including corrupt payments to obtain or retain business in the Indian market.
Buy Hindalco Industries, target Rs 244: Emkay Global Financial Services
The DoJ cited in its release that the proposed acquisition will reduce the number of auto body sheet producers from four to two.
Another Indian national sentenced by US court in sophisticated call centre scam
The Department of Justice said Mehboob Mansurali Charania took part in a sophisticated scheme organised in India, that included a network of call centres.
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