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Once deemed elite, U.S. attorney office Manhattan castigated for repeated abuses
Latest judge's ruling and admissions by U.S. attorney's office raise questions of 'serious and pervasive issues,' court filings show.
Latest judge's ruling and admissions by U.S. attorney's office raise questions of 'serious and pervasive issues,' court filings show.
In blistering commentary, the Justice Department official said that the Russian hackers behaved like sullen juveniles.
In Illinois, Trump-backed Darren Bailey won the GOP governor primary, GOP Rep. Mary Miller defeated fellow Republican congressman Rodney Davis
Primaries will be first since Supreme Court last week struck down Roe v. Wade, the decades-old court decision that made abortion a constitutional right
Earlier this week, amid accusations of espionage, the United States ordered China to shut down their consulate in Houston
Perry Greene said he "heard from a lot of people" who experienced a similar issue with their ballot. It's not known how many other voters experienced trouble casting their ballots in Georgia, though the Secretary of State acknowledged that "many mistakes were made."
Two Kyiv-born suspects are accused of reaping huge profits by hacking into SEC database.
The biggest bombshell in the case was that former British spy Christopher Steele was offered as much as $1M to corroborate information in his dossier.
As investigators built case that first lady gave inaccurate testimony two decades ago, she unleashed attacks to undercut prosecutors.
The 12-year-old Tamir Rice was fatally shot in 2014.