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Feb 08 2024
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Special Counsel Report Cites ‘Well-Meaning’ Joe Biden’s ‘Poor’ Memory to Explain His Mishandling of Classified Documents
Joe Biden “willfully retained” and disclosed highly classified materials when he was a private citizen, risking “serious damage to America’s national security,” Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Biden’s handling of classified documents found. Despite this, the Biden Justice Department says no criminal charges will be leveled against him, in part, because his cognitive state is so
American GreatnessFeb 08 2024
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Grandmother pleads no contest to manslaughter in child starvation case
A 66-year-old Hilo woman has pleaded no contest to manslaughter for the 2016 starvation death of her 9-year-old granddaughter. Henrietta Stone entered the plea Tuesday for the death of Shaelynn Lehano-Stone, a developmentally disabled girl who Stone had custody of when the child died on June 28, 2016. Manslaughter carries a penalty of either a 20-year prison term or 10 years probation and up
West Hawaii TodayJun 08 2022
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Anonymous Breaches Top Russian Law Firm With Global Clients, Dumps Data 'Protected By Attorney-Client Privileges'
Anonymous has done it again! The decentralized international hacktivist collective this time embarrassed a top Russian law firm, which counts several big corporations and global banks among its clients, with a massive data dump of confidential documents.
The tons of confidential documents — 1TB of data — from Rustam Kurmaev and Partners (RKP), many of which would have been hidden from
International Business TimesFeb 07 2024
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Pennsylvania man facing jail time after illegally flying drone over AFC Championship game in Baltimore
A Pennsylvania man could face up to four years in prison after he was charged in a federal criminal complaint for illegally flying a drone over the stadium during the AFC Championship last month, causing an unusual delay of game. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland announced the charges on Monday, alleging that Matthew Hebert, 44, violated a temporary flight restriction
Fox News (Online News)Oct 18 2019
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James Mattis has fun with Trump's 'overrated' dig: 'I'm the Meryl Streep of generals'
Former Defense Secretary James Mattis poked fun at himself and President Trump at the 74th annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York City on Thursday night, a day after the president called Mattis “the world’s most overrated general.”
Fox News (Online News)Feb 07 2024
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Feds charge 70 NYC public housing officials in historic DOJ bribery bust
While cities in the U.S. grapple with major housing affordability issues, officials at the country’s largest housing authority, the New York City Housing Authority(NYCHA), are gaining national attention for allegedly lining their own pockets. The Department of Justice announced on Tuesday, Feb. 6, that it made the largest bust on federal employees on a single day in the department’s history,
Straight Arrow NewsFeb 07 2024
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Sobbing Marilyn Mosby convicted of mortgage fraud, former Baltimore prosecutor facing up to 30 years
Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby left the court to chants of “not guilty” by supporters after a split verdict in her federal mortgage fraud trial. The former top prosecutor for the city of Baltimore reportedly began crying as jurors cleared her on one charge of lying on an application but found her guilty on a second mortgage fraud charge, Daily Mail reported. Mosby “gave
Bizpac ReviewFeb 07 2024
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Mother Sues Poultry Plant Over 16-Year-Old Hattiesburg Worker’s Death
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The mother of a 16-year-old who died in a workplace accident at a Mississippi poultry factory is suing the companies that hired and employed him, accusing them of failing to follow safety standards that could have prevented his death. In court papers filed at the Forest County Circuit Court last week, attorneys for Edilma Perez Ramirez said Mar-Jac Poultry skirted safety
Mississippi Free PressFeb 06 2024
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Scores of N.Y. Public Housing Workers Charged in Record Corruption Case
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan charged more than 60 current and former employees of the New York City Housing Authority with bribery and extortion, a sweeping indictment of a troubled organization. The unsealing of the complaints was announced early Tuesday, with additional details on the scope of the investigation to be unveiled by Damian Williams, the U.S. attorney for the Southern
New York Times (News)Feb 06 2024
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Scores of N.Y.C. Public Housing Workers Charged in Record Corruption Case
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan charged more than 60 current and former employees of the New York City Housing Authority with bribery and extortion, a sweeping indictment of a troubled organization. The unsealing of the complaints was announced early Tuesday, with additional details on the scope of the investigation to be unveiled by Damian Williams, the U.S. attorney for the Southern
New York Times (News)