Binance
Binance CEO Steps Down, Crypto Company Charged With Record $4.3B In Damages
The CEO of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange is officially stepping down, in hopes of allowing the company’s operation to continue.
crime
DOJ Uncovers Cross-Country Fentanyl Distribution Network
The Department of Justice has charged nearly two dozen people in a large-scale fentanyl trafficking conspiracy.
Abril Elfi
Apple To Pay $25 Million In Discrimination Settlement
Apple is set to pay $25 million in a settlement brought by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) that claimed that the corporation improperly preferred hiring immigrants over American citizens or green card holders, according to media reports.
Daily Feed
Daily Feed 10/26/23
A former U.S. Attorney says the DOJ knee capped the Hunter Biden Probe. Speaking of Justice, Jamaal Bowman tears down warning signs before valiantly pulling a fire alarm .
Caitlin Sinclair
New Yorkers Say Hunter Should Be In Prison
DOJ Prosecutors are expected to answer questions on Hunter Biden probe this week.
bankruptcy
Rite Aid Files For Bankruptcy Amid Opioid Litigation
The drug store Rite Aid has officially filed for bankruptcy.
Biden Administration
Rep. Biggs: Speaker McCarthy’s Support In GOP Conference Is ‘Weak’
Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs warns House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s support in the GOP is weakening.
Biden Administration
Heritage Foundation Sues SPLC; Did Government Go After Moms For Liberty
The Heritage Foundation is suing the Biden Administration on behalf of Moms for Liberty. The lawsuit demands the DOJ, Homeland Security , HHS and FBI hand over all records concerning their communication with the Southern Poverty Law Center about Moms For Liberty.
crime
U.S. Government Worker Charged With Espionage, Allegedly Working With African Nation
A contractor for the State Department and Justice Department is facing espionage charges for using his security clearance to share “top-secret” information with an African nation.
brooke mallory
Merrick Garland’s 6-Hour Testimony At House Judiciary
For over six hours on Wednesday, Attorney General Merrick Garland answered questions from members of the House Judiciary Committee on the alleged politicization of the Justice Department (DOJ) under his direction.