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Boeing’s fraud case shows that some businesses are still too big to fail

In January, Alaska Airlines flight 1282 nearly fell out of the sky when it lost a door plug at an altitude of more than 10,000ft, leading to rapid decompression of the main cabin of the plane.

The Conversation

House Committees Urge DOJ To Investigate Pro-Palestinian Outlet

House committees investigate pro-Palestinian outlet linked to Hamas for alleged violations.

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Boeing criminal fraud case: Why has aerospace group made a plea deal?

Under the deal, Boeing will pay a $240m fine for failing to comply with a prior agreement, but judge must approve it.

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US claims to bust ‘Russian bot farm’ spreading propaganda on X

Suspected fake accounts were used to amplify Russian state TV station’s reach on social media, DOJ claims

The Independent UK

737 MAX: Key Dates In US Criminal Case Against Boeing

Here are key dates in the US Department of Justice's ongoing criminal case against Boeing over its 737 MAX airplane, following deadly crashes in 2018 and 2019.

International Business Times

‘They can’t move on’: families of Boeing crash victims demand justice

As Boeing’s safety crisis intensifies, relatives of victims of the 2018 and 2019 crashes are still fighting for accountability

The Guardian - US

Boeing Says 'Reached Agreement' With DoJ Over 737 MAX Crashes

Boeing on Monday said it had "reached an agreement" with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes more than five years ago.

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Boeing to plead guilty in fatal 737 Max crashes - Roll Call

Boeing Co. agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge related to fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people.

Roll Call

Boeing, DoJ Reach Deal Over MAX Crashes Case

Boeing said Monday it had reached a deal with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes, which court papers show would see the aviation giant plead guilty to fraud.

International Business Times

Boeing will plead guilty to criminal fraud over 737 Max crashes

US justice department says proposed deal is for company to pay fine of nearly $250m and invest $455m in improving safety

The Guardian - UK

WA government gave $8m to Live Nation Entertainment to subsidise Coldplay concerts

Contribution adds to $16m previously reported that was given to Live Nation or companies it owns by state and federal governments

The Guardian - AU

Deadline Nears For Boeing Decision On Proposed MAX Agreement

More than five years after two fatal 737 MAX crashes, Boeing faces a fresh legal reckoning now that prosecutors have concluded the company flouted an earlier settlement addressing the disasters.

International Business Times

Boeing whistleblower claims scrapyard parts were placed back on plane factory assembly lines

‘It’s a huge problem,’ Meyers said. ‘A core requirement of a quality system is to keep bad parts and good parts apart’

The Independent UK

Trump v. United States Recognizes That Prosecuting The President Poses More Risks Than Suing The President

Defenders of the Mueller investigation routinely argued that the threat of civil enforcement was worse than a federal prosecution.

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Trump could go on trial even if he wins

Trump could still go to trial as a president-elect, according to Department of Justice officials

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DOJ To Pursue Federal Criminal Cases Against Trump Post-Election

Justice Department officials intend to pursue federal criminal cases against Trump post-election, despite potential immunity claims and delays in trials. T...

The Independent UK

Discipline used in Kansas' largest school district was discriminatory, the Justice Department says

The U.S. Department of Justice says that discipline used by educators in the largest public school district in Kansas was discriminatory against Black and disabled students

The Guardian - US

Trump on Trial: The supreme court handed him a partial victory. Now what?

The supreme court ruled that Trump has some immunity – making him less likely to face trial in the election subversion case before the election

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The Independent UK

Embattled Boeing agrees to buy longtime supplier Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7bn

The agreement comes as the Department of Justice is set to offer Boeing a plea deal in connection to two deadly crashes

The Independent UK

Boeing to be offered plea deal by Justice Department over deadly 737 Max crashes

Boeing has until July 7 to accept the deal. If the company rejects the terms, the DOJ can pursue prosecution

Latin Times

Judge prevents Oklahoma from implementing law that could jail undocumented immigrants

A U.S. district judge issued a preliminary injunction at the request of the Department of Justice

The Guardian - US

‘A death sentence for music’: the battle for America’s last Live Nation-free city

Portland has no Live Nation concert arena, and fans and artists love its fiercely independent music scene. But with a new venue looming, will all that change?

International Business Times

Single Supporter Covers Almost Entire Cost Of Julian Assange's Home Flight With Bitcoin Donation

An anonymous Bitcoin donor whom some in the community have tagged as possibly Jack Dorsey, donated approximately 8 Bitcoin worth nearly $500,000 to Julian Assange's chartered flight costs, covering nearly the entire debt.

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House Republicans To File Lawsuit Over Biden Interview Audio Tapes

House Republicans plan to sue DOJ for Biden interview tapes, sparking tensions over executive privilege and potential use of 'inherent contempt' resolution.

The Guardian - UK

At last, Julian Assange is free. But it may have come at a high price for press freedom

The Biden administration got a guilty plea and set a dangerous tone for reporters everywhere, says Trevor Timm, executive director of the Freedom of the Press Foundation

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