Black Lives Matter Leaders Face George Floyd Donation Fraud Allegations; DOJ Opens Investigation
The Black Lives Matter movement is accused of defrauding donors during George Floyd protests back in 2020. Will the DOJ's investigation lead to criminal charges?
Giuliano de Leon Oct 31, 2025
Is Donald Trump Paying Himself With Taxpayer Money? Experts Criticise Roberts' Supreme Court Decision
Donald Trump's $230 million claim against the US government has reignited outrage after the Supreme Court's expanded presidential immunity ruling, sparking fears that taxpayer funds could enrich a former president.
Melvin Gascon Oct 23, 2025
Biggest Bust Yet? DOJ Charges Doctors, Nurses and Executives over $14.6 Billion US Healthcare‑Fraud Ring
The DOJ has charged 324 individuals in a $14.6B healthcare fraud case—the largest in US history—exposing billing scams, opioid rings, and overseas links.
David Unyime Nkanta Jul 04, 2025
US Uncovers $15bn Healthcare Fraud Network Tied to Russian and Eastern European Crime Rings
The US Department of Justice prevented healthcare fraud schemes worth $15 billion. Officials claim Russian and European crime rings are behind them.
Giuliano de Leon Jul 01, 2025
Ex-Husband Forges Documents To Drain Woman's Life Savings After Her Near-Fatal Accident
The woman is exploring ways to recover her money after her ex-husband exploited their joint account to transfer her business savings to his personal accounts throughout the marriage. He didn't even spare her Visa business card.
Niloy Chakrabarti Sep 20, 2024
Is This Why Your Rent Is Skyrocketing? DOJ And 8 US States Sue RealPage For Alleged Price-Fixing Scheme
The DOJ is probing RealPage's collusion with landlords via its algorithm-based rental price-setting software to fix higher rents beyond market forces that impacted millions of renters.
Niloy Chakrabarti Aug 27, 2024
Facebook just hired a Trump admin official who helped craft the Patriot Act
Jennifer Newstead currently serves as a legal adviser at the US State Department.
India Ashok Apr 23, 2019
Chinese drug kingpins indicted for selling deadly fentanyl packages to Americans online
Police intercepted packages mailed from Yan's internet-based pharmaceutical companies which contained "multiple kilograms" of suspected fentanyl.
Jason Murdock Oct 18, 2017
UK teen hacker admits launching cyberattacks on computers of CIA and FBI chiefs
Hacking targets included former Central Intelligence Agency director John Brennan and former deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Mark Giuliano.
Jason Murdock Oct 06, 2017
The fentanyl family: Father and son charged with selling 'deadly' opioid on the dark web
Michael Luciano, 58, and Philip Luciano, 29, used the vendor name 'Zane61'.
Jason Murdock Aug 25, 2017
US Justice Department shifts tack after privacy concerns, now seeks content data from anti-Trump site
The Department of Justice had previously requested details of 1.3m visitors to a website used to organise protests during Donald Trump's inauguration.
Shubham Sharma Aug 23, 2017
If you ever visited this anti-Trump protest website the US government wants your details
US DoJ requested a hosting provider hand over records on more than 1.3 million visitors.
Jason Murdock Aug 15, 2017
Arrested Russian 'mastermind' of $4bn bitcoin laundering scheme linked to Mt Gox hack
Bitcoin, a form of cryptocurrency, suffers yet more bad press as BTC-e goes dark.
Jason Murdock Jul 27, 2017
Cyberheist suspects charged for selling hacked weapons software to Iranian government
Mohammed Ajily reportedly hired 'crackers' to break into stolen computer software.
Jason Murdock Jul 18, 2017
'Most wanted' Latvian cybercriminal extradited to US for Minneapolis Star Tribune hacking scheme
Peteris Sahurovs was caught in Poland after going on the run following $2 million scheme.
Mary-Ann Russon Jun 13, 2017
Playpen: 'Mastermind' behind dark web child abuse website gets 30 years in US prison
Steven W Chase, 58, was 'gatekeeper' of website brought down when FBI infiltrated it.
Jason Murdock May 02, 2017
Facebook and Google employees fall for phishing scam, losing $100m to hacker
Tech giants were tricked into authorising payments over two years.
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 28, 2017
Pirate behind bootleg Kung Fu Panda DVDs sentenced after six years on the run
Mamadou Simakha, 41, fled the US in 2010 following copyright infringement charges.
Jason Murdock Mar 24, 2017
Wisconsin shootings: Angry husband trying to shoot wife triggered the incident police say
However, the authorities have declined to disclose the identity of the suspect.
Ananya Roy Mar 24, 2017
Courtroom cross-examinations for rape victims to stop, says Justice Secretary Liz Truss
The planned changes will be implemented from September this year.
Jen Offord Mar 19, 2017
Department of Justice to deploy immigration judges to 12 cities to aid deportations
Trump's administration sticks to pledge to crack down on undocumented immigrants.
Harriet Sinclair Mar 18, 2017
Guests at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club greeted by US Cabinet members
Attorney General Jeff Sessions shakes hands with Trump club's guests between executive meetings.
Graham Lanktree Mar 06, 2017
Trump drops legal challenge to travel ban injunction as he prepares to sign new executive order
Challenging the order at the Supreme Court would be too 'time-consuming' for the US president.
Tareq Haddad Feb 17, 2017
Acting attorney general orders Justice Department not to defend Trump travel ban
Outgoing Obama appointee Sally Yates is not even convinced the executive order is lawful.
James Tennent Jan 31, 2017
Julian Assange on US extradition: 'The ball is in Department of Justice's court'
Wikileaks founder has yet to leave the Ecuadorian embassy, after Chelsea Manning was given clemency.
Tareq Haddad Jan 29, 2017
Shire Pharmaceuticals to pay $350m to settle kickbacks case over skin product, US DoJ says
The company has been accused of using unlawful methods to promote its product Dermagraft.
Kedar Grandhi Jan 12, 2017
Trump's Attorney General choice opposed by more than 1,000 law professors
Legal scholars call out SenatorJeff Sessions for drug policies and efforts to prosecute Civil Rights activists.
Graham Lanktree Jan 04, 2017
Four-star general pleads guilty to misleading FBI during Stuxnet leak probe
The former Marine Corps general gave classified information to reporters.
Jason Murdock Oct 18, 2016
Clinton campaign slams WikiLeaks as 'Russian propaganda' following latest email dump
WikiLeaks has promised more leaks are on the way in the build-up to the 8 November election.
Hyacinth Mascarenhas Oct 12, 2016
The New Snowden: Who is the alleged NSA thief Harold Martin?
The stolen data reportedly contained NSA 'source code' used by elite hackers.
Jason Murdock Oct 06, 2016
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