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Harvard Wins Dismissal of Trump Administration Antisemitism Lawsuit
A federal judge rejected the DOJ's Title VI suit against Harvard, finding the alleged antisemitic incidents too isolated...
US Touts Timber-Trafficking Crackdown at APEC Forestry Ministerial in China
The US delegation says it negotiated a joint forestry statement and used recent illegal-timber prosecutions to press APE...
US Justice Department Backs Musk in X Advertiser Boycott Appeal
The Department of Justice has asked the Fifth Circuit to revive X's antitrust claims against 10 major advertisers, argui...
Stolen Valor Convict Who Fabricated Purple Heart, Bronze Star Service Released from Prison
Sarah Cavanaugh, convicted for falsely claiming to be a decorated Marine who pulled comrades from a burning Humvee, is s...
MSC Shipmanagement Fined $6 Million, Chief Engineer Sentenced After Near-Catastrophic Charleston Bridge Scare
The vessel operator and its chief engineer were sentenced for concealing a dangerous engine fault that caused a runaway ...
Three SoCal Gang Members Get Life for Mexican Mafia-Ordered Murder
Three Southern California gang members were sentenced to life in prison for the 2017 murder of a rival gang associate, c...
Justice Department Sues Pennsylvania Landlord for Sexual Harassment and Retaliation
DOJ alleges landlord Venkatachalam Mani harassed a female tenant and refused to fix her furnace in winter after she reje...
Crypto Hedge Fund Manager Gets Prison After Renouncing U.S. Citizenship to Evade Taxes
Justin Ryan Schmidt earned at least $7 million from his cryptocurrency hedge fund but reported almost no income and hid ...
Oklahoma Chiropractor Convicted of $30M Medicare Fraud Using Telemedicine Signatures
Mark Loftis bought patient data and paid marketers to generate fake telemedicine orders for braces and glucose monitors,...
Florida Pharmacist Convicted of Flooding Communities with Over 335,000 Oxycodone Pills
A federal jury found pharmacy owner Olushola Yusuf guilty of conspiracy and illegal distribution after she dispensed hig...
DOJ Dispatches Monitors to Arizona Primary Polls in Three Counties
Justice Department personnel are observing voting in Maricopa, Apache and Pima counties to enforce federal voting rights...
DOJ Settles $400M in Back Payments to Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
The Justice Department has resolved a long-running lawsuit with the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium over unpaid c...