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John A. DeSalvo
The SEC filed a consent and proposed final judgment against former New Jersey Corrections Officer John A. DeSalvo in connection with alleged crypto offering and investment fraud schemes.
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Guard deployment to Washington into 2029 will cost roughly $1.4B, estimate shows
A Defense Department estimate puts the cost of extending the National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., through January 2029 at roughly $1.4 billion.
oag.ca.gov
Attorney General Bonta Highlights Broad Success in Litigation to Defend California’s People, Values, and Resources
California Attorney General Rob Bonta reported 82 lawsuits, more than 120 amicus briefs, and an estimated $207 billion in protected funding during litigation against the Trump Administration.
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Security Summit warns tax pros to watch out for phishing emails and other attacks
The IRS and Security Summit partners outlined phishing threats, warning signs, six core protections and steps tax professionals should take after a security incident.
ag.ny.gov
Attorney General James Releases Footage from Investigation into Death of Shaun Humphrey
New York Attorney General Letitia James released body-worn camera footage obtained during the Office of Special Investigation’s ongoing investigation into Shaun Humphrey’s death after an incident at the Erie County Holding Center.
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Divided federal appeals court says Trump administration was wrong to terminate climate funds
The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia said the Trump administration improperly terminated grants under the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. The decision is temporarily on hold while the EPA considers asking the Supreme .
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Trump’s arch could harm the integrity of many of Washington’s historical sites, report says
A National Park Service assessment says the proposed 250-foot memorial arch could alter historic sightlines and relationships among dozens of Washington-area sites. Veterans and a historian are also challenging the project in court.
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Man charged with setting Spokane’s largest wildfire went to prison for killing his father
Aaron F. Farinacci was arrested and booked on suspicion of first-degree arson in connection with the Old Trails Fire, the largest of three blazes near Spokane.
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South Florida Resident Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Firearms from Florida to Haiti as Part of Homeland Security Task Force
Jean Robert Casimir pleaded guilty to conspiracy, smuggling, and export control violations tied to the illegal shipment of at least 140 firearms to Haiti from 2020 through 2024.
oag.ca.gov
Attorney General Bonta Supports Lawsuit Challenging IRS Sharing of Taxpayer Data with ICE
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and a multistate coalition filed an amicus brief opposing the sharing of sensitive taxpayer information by the IRS with ICE.
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ICE Lodges Detainer for Haitian Illegal Alien Charged with Sexually Assaulting Two Women in Utah
ICE lodged a detainer for Moise Sainteran after Salt Lake City police arrested him in connection with allegations involving two women.
sec.gov
Restoring Regulatory Clarity: Statement on Technical Amendments to Rule 0‑1(a)(7)
Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda said technical amendments to rule 0-1(a)(7) align the Commission’s regulations with a 2006 federal court vacatur.
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The Fraud Division Announces Charges Against 19 Defendants for Medicaid Home Health Aid Schemes Expands
The National Fraud Enforcement Division is expanding its Northeast Health Care Fraud Strike Force to Philadelphia while announcing charges against 19 defendants in alleged Medicaid and Medicare home-care schemes.
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Civil Rights Division Secures Settlement with OpenAI for Discriminating Against U.S. Workers
The Justice Department announced a combined $3.2 million settlement with OpenAI OpCo LLC and Statsig Inc. over allegations involving discrimination against U.S. workers during the PERM recruitment process.
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Mexican Alien Sentenced for Fraud Conspiracy
Jose Luis Morales Salgado was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $61,200 for his role in a conspiracy involving staged robberies and fraudulent U visa applications.
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FBI agents fired over Trump investigation get broad backing in lawsuit against administration
The FBI Agents Association and other groups filed briefs supporting three employees who say they were terminated for their roles in the investigation of Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
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U.S.-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group Summer 2026: Joint Statement
Officials from the United States and United Kingdom met in London for the 13th official meeting of the Financial Regulatory Working Group, discussing financial stability, digital finance, regulatory modernization, and the Transatlantic Task
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Tax pros should watch out for phishing emails and other attacks, Security Summit warns
The IRS and Security Summit partners are warning tax professionals about phishing schemes and outlining six measures to protect sensitive taxpayer information.
scotusblog.com
Why timing matters in the mail-in voting dispute
The Supreme Court is weighing an emergency request involving President Donald Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting, with the timing of the states’ lawsuit central to the dispute.
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Justice Department Announces Monitoring of Polling Sites in Four Michigan Cities
The Justice Department is monitoring polling sites in Detroit, Hamtramck, Lansing and East Lansing during Michigan’s primary election for compliance with federal voting rights laws.
