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justice.gov
The Justice Department said it seized approximately $560,000 in cryptocurrency and disrupted websites and online infrastructure allegedly used by Hamas to raise funds and recruit supporters.
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A second superseding indictment charges nine alleged United Bloods Nation members with RICO conspiracy, murder, attempted murder and firearms offenses.
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The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools, alleging its internal guidance violates FERPA and PPRA by facilitating student gender transitions without parental knowledge or consent.
whitehouse.gov
The White House says nine new agreements bring the total number of pharmaceutical manufacturers with most-favored-nation pricing deals to 26 and commit the companies to at least $19.6 billion in near-term U.S. manufacturing investment.
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The House voted 413-2 to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards after an Ethics Committee investigation found persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct toward two female staffers.
justice.gov
Ohio State University agreed to pay $2.1 million to resolve civil allegations involving undisclosed employee affiliations, collaborations and funding connected to China on NASA and NSF grant applications.
justice.gov
The Justice Department and DEA announced a $50 million settlement with Walmart over allegations that its pharmacies filled thousands of invalid opioid and other controlled-substance prescriptions.
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The agencies announced Joint Task Force Crossroads of America alongside enforcement actions involving CDL schools, testers and trucking businesses.
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The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York revoked Gurmeet Singh’s naturalization after finding that he concealed rape and kidnapping during the citizenship process. Singh, who was later convicted and sentenced to 20 years
eeoc.gov
The EEOC alleges Family Dollar fired a pregnant employee after she requested time off for urgent pregnancy-related medical concerns and seeks damages and injunctive relief.
faa.gov
The FAA said Elroy and Louisiana transportation officials conducted the first remotely piloted aircraft test flight under the agency’s eVTOL Integration Pilot Program.
scotusblog.com
A Maryland judge declined to immediately block President Donald Trump’s 2026 birthright citizenship order, while the administration appealed a ruling blocking new mail-in ballot restrictions.
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The European Union says it may impose further measures against Iran while supporting diplomatic efforts and working with the United States and other partners to protect navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
apnews.com
The Treasury Department denied credentials to individual journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg News for a G20 finance ministers’ meeting in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration plans to sanction another bank this week as it pressures countries to sever financial ties with Iran.
apnews.com
British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos was deported to the United Kingdom after U.S. immigration authorities arrested him at a Louisiana airport.
apnews.com
Judge Noël Wise ruled that parts of the federal deportation provisions violate the First and Fifth amendments after The Stanford Daily challenged the policy’s effect on international students.
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President Donald Trump and his allies are intensifying claims about noncitizen voting ahead of the November election, while election experts say such voting is extremely rare and warn the claims could support challenges to midterm results.
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Gabriel Perez must surrender $107,500 in prediction-market profits and serve a three-year trading ban under a settlement with the CFTC.
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Israeli airstrikes killed five people in Gaza and three in the West Bank on Friday, while diplomatic and security developments continued across the Middle East.
