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Mexican woman becomes first cartel suspect to be charged under new US terrorism law

Maria Del Rosario Navarro-Sanchez has also been accused of smuggling people, narcotics, cash, and weapons for CJNG cartel

The Independent UK

AG Pam Bondi has the power to revoke green cards at any time, Justice Department claims

‘That’s an extraordinary position for the government to be taking,’ argues U.S. Circuit Judge Arianna Freeman

The Independent UK

‘The hypocrisy couldn’t be more obvious’: Trump’s MAGA leaders ‘concerned for president’s life’ after former FBI director cooks up fake threat

The performative outrage is off the scale.

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The Department of Justice's "Longstanding" General Practice of Intracircuit Nonacquiescence

A response to questions from Justices Kagan and Barrett.

Reason

Trump Administration Likely Violated American Bar Association's First Amendment Rights

A federal court holds that "a series of grants with the ABA that funded services to victims of domestic and sexual violence" were terminated because the ABA had joined a lawsuit against the Administration.

Reason

U.S. Regulators Target CrowdStrike: Is It a Signal or Noise?

CrowdStrike faces a regulatory probe involving a $32 million transaction with Carahsoft, which could create more volatility in CRWD stock before earnings

MarketBeat

‘A figment of his own imagination’: Trump tariffs heading to court to determine whether president exceeded his power

Were his actions unconstitutional?

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Chuck Schumer Pauses All Political DOJ Appointments Over Trump Accepting Qatar Plane: 'Corrupt Deal'

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced on Tuesday Democrats will put on hold all DOJ political appointees "until we get answers to this corrupt deal between Donald Trump and the Qataris over his plane."

Latin Times

FTC and DOJ push for data protection in Google antitrust case

Google's search engine monopoly has been met with remedies from the DOJ and further propositions, and the FTC is in agreement.

TechRadar

Trump taps Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche as acting head of Library of Congress - Roll Call

Critics cite separation of powers concerns: “You can’t name an executive branch official to head a legislative branch agency.”

Roll Call

Google calls the US Department of Justice's proposed antitrust remedies 'extreme'

The U.S. wants Google to stop making deals to lift up its search engine, and wants to force a sale of its Chrome browser. Here's what Google has to say in response.

Android Central

Co-founder of crypto platform Celsius, which went bust with a billion-dollar hole in its finances, sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for 'orchestrating one of the biggest frauds in the crypto industry'

Alex Mashinsky was known for characterising traditional banks as untrustworthy.

PC Gamer

EPA all but stops policing environment

The EPA is the nation's top environmental cop. The agency has significantly scaled back pollution enforcement

Salon

Trump's Antitrust Enforcer Says 'Big Is Bad'

Federal Trade Commissioner Mark Meador wants conservatives to sacrifice Americans’ economic well-being to break up big businesses.

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Salon

DEA abandoning body cam program

An email obtained by ProPublica said the agency made the change to be “consistent” with a Trump executive order

International Business Times

Google Faces Ad-Tech Breakup as US Targets Illegal Monopoly

The US targets Google's ad-tech monopoly with a proposed breakup to restore competition.

PC Gamer

The US DOJ recommends Google break up its ad-tech platform in light of illegal monopoly claims. Google disagrees, unsurprisingly

This could majorly affect the operation of Google platforms.

Roll Call

Pardons for friends, retribution for foes - Roll Call

President Donald Trump has used the power of his office in ways critics and experts say inject politics into the criminal justice system.

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Latin Times

Pam Bondi Mocked After Declaring Seized Fentanyl Was Put in 'Something Called Molly': 'How Does the Head of DoJ Not Know Molly?'

Social media users are mocking U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi for her unfamiliarity with the drug Molly, also referred to as ecstasy or MDMA.

International Business Times

Credit Suisse to Pay $511 Million for Helping US Taxpayers in Hiding Money Offshore

Credit Suisse will pay $511 million for helping wealthy Americans hide $4 billion in offshore accounts.

Euronews

UBS to pay hundreds of millions to settle Credit Suisse US tax probe

UBS agreed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to settle the US tax probe into Credit Suisse after a two-year investigation. UBS said that it was "not involved in the underlying conduct and has zero tolerance for tax evasion".

Fortune

Credit Suisse admits scheme to hide more than $4 billion in offshore accounts for ultra-rich Americans

Credit Suisse’s services unit agreed to pay $511 million in fines, penalties, restitution, and forfeitures, authorities said.

Windows Central

Xbox price hikes hurt its value against PS5, a Microsoft PM roasts Windows 11, and Bing gets unexpected praise — top tech stories

Recently we saw Xbox raise prices above PS5, Windows 11 get roasted by a Microsoft PM, and Bing receive unexpected praise.

Latin Times

AOC Dares Trump Border Czar to Prosecute Her For Advising Undocumented Immigrants: 'Come for Me, Do I Look Like I Care?'

AOC publicly challenged Trump's border czar Tom Homan, daring him to follow through on threats to refer her to the Department of Justice for advising undocumented immigrants

Radio France Internationale

DOJ says VOA can resume broadcasting: Reporters Without Borders

The US Justice Department has informed Voice of America its staff can resume programming next week after the broadcaster was shuttered by President Donald Trump in March, according to Paris-based media watchdog Reporters Without borders and a VOA employee said Saturday.

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