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DOJ investigates Washington women's corrections center for alleged civil rights violations
The investigation is looking into the state's response to allegations of sexual assaults, rape, voyeurism and sexual intimidation at the facility by the biological male inmates.
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Justice Department expands settlement to bar IRS from probing Trump's tax returns
The president and IRS settled the lawsuit Monday after Trump sued the IRS for $10 billion in January over a 2023 incident in which IRS contractor Charles Littlejohn leaked his personal tax records.
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Watchdog pushes DOJ to investigate Microsoft over alleged security risks, conflicts of interest
The organization specifically asked that the Office of the Inspector General review the conduct of former and current DOJ officials involved in investigating Microsoft, including those who later went to work for the company.
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Federal judge denies New York City's attempt to swiftly get back $80 million for migrant housing
Judge Jennifer Rearden indicated that there was no immediate need for her to take action, and that the case should play out in court naturally, meaning that the Trump administration could hold onto the funds in the meantime.
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Kristi Noem visits site where illegal migrant allegedly set sleeping woman on fire in NYC
The incident reportedly took place at the Stillwell Avenue Subway station in Coney Island last December, where the woman was sleeping on a stationary train, the New York Police Department said at the time.
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Intel officials say CCP leadership corruption report is on the way after Biden admin delay
The report could serve as a potent tool for leverage by highlighting the wealth discrepancy in China between the communist elites and the people, lawmakers say.
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Mike Johnson's top aide arrested for alleged DUI after Trump speech: Report
Police sources said Hayden Haynes allegedly backed his car at the Capitol into another vehicle, prompting the arrest and a citation to appear in court. The incident occurred shortly before midnight.
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Mayors of "sanctuary cities" blame immigration crisis on federal policy, act wary of ICE warrants
The mayors — all Democrats — acknowledge Republicans' criticism of the Biden administration and now say that the large influx of legal and illegal immigrants to their cities was the result of federal policy choices under the Biden administration.
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Zelensky aide says Ukraine and US to resume peace talks in 'near future'
Yermak posted on social media that he and national security adviser Mike Waltz “discussed the next steps towards a just and lasting peace.”
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House passes bill expanding health coverage for inhalers, blood pressure devices
Bill expands pre-deductible coverage for 14 chronic disease medical products and services to employees with high deductibles.
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After a flurry of activity right out of the gate, Trump takes victory lap in speech to America
During President Donald Trump’s speech to Congress and the American people, he broadcast a list of his initiatives promised during the campaign and, he says delivered upon, less than two months into his second term.
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Federal judicial board orders Agriculture Department to temporarily reinstate probationary employees
The new order will allow nearly 6,000 Department of Agriculture employees to resume their work for 45 days.
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Anna Paulina Luna says she will refer four Democratic mayors to DOJ for remaining sanctuary cities
The mayors are Mike Johnston of Denver; Eric Adams, of New York City; Michelle Wu, of Boston, and Brandon Johnson of Chicago.