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Aside from the payment of fines, the court order also obligates Binance and Zhao to issue certifications on the existence of the application and efficacy of improved compliance control of Binance and "permanently enjoins them from further violations as charged."

Apple swiftly shut down Beeper Mini, an app that brought iMessage to Android. The U.S. government might have something to say about that.

From Saline Parents v. Garland, decided today by the D.C. Circuit, in an opinion by Judge Harry Edwards, joined by Judges Neomi Rao and Florence Pan: On October 4, 2021, the Attorney General … issued a one-page memorandum … to various units in the Department of Justice …, expressing concern…

A lively discussion on accountability, privilege, and the rule of law featuring Tammy Bruce, Patrick Murphy, and the ongoing controversies involving Hunter...

Special counsel Jack Smith's Supreme Court move is meant to stop Trump's attempt to delay the Jan. 6 case

The historic deal with U.S. authorities did not include a settlement with the SEC, which means the regulator can still pursue whatever legal action it plans against the exchange, including moving forward with a lawsuit it filed against Binance and its then-CEO Changpeng Zhao in June.

Donald Trump’s history as a corporate conman gives him an advantage in court

President Joe Biden’s scandal-plagued son is accused of skipping out on $1.4m tax payment – instead using the money to fund an extravagant lifestyle of drugs, escorts and fast cars. Rachel Sharp reports

Controversial former Trump aide Stephen Miller’s legal group is seeking lawyers with total fealty to ex-president

District Judge Richard Jones of the Western District of Washington sided with the Department of Justice on Thursday and decided not to allow Zhao to return to UAE until his sentencing.

‘I’m here to stop the steal. It’s our f****** House!’ Philip Sean Grillo said on Jan 6, unaware that Congress convened in US Capitol