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Will the DOJ risk reindicting Letitia James again?

The Justice Department’s investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James over alleged mortgage fraud has stalled after a grand jury again declined to issue an indictment. The refusal leaves federal prosecutors weighing whether to present the case to a grand jury again or abandon the effort and face political backlash from former President Donald...

Florida Father-Son Duo Believed a Mercedes-Benz Dealer Was Scamming Them, What Happened Next Spiraled Into a Bizarre Kidnapping
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Florida Father-Son Duo Believed a Mercedes-Benz Dealer Was Scamming Them, What Happened Next Spiraled Into a Bizarre Kidnapping

A Florida father-son duo who wanted to buy a Mercedes-Benz ended up kidnapping a car salesman and his girlfriend because they believed they had been ripped off. The suspects, 50-year-old Oscar Garcia-Berrios and his son, 23-year-old Brandon Garcia, were arrested for the incident on Nov. 28. Brandon Garcia, left, and his father Oscar Garcia-Berrios were...

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Trump administration turns to private cyber firms

President Donald Trump’s administration is preparing to enlist private businesses in conducting offensive cyberattacks against foreign adversaries, potentially transforming how the United States wages electronic warfare. The unprecedented move would shift responsibilities traditionally handled by secretive intelligence agencies to commercial contractors operating in a legally ambiguous environment. The White House intends to announce its plan...

‘Insecure MAGATs’: Trump Official Claims DOJ Has Targeted Whites for 50 Years — and Her Next Move Leaves Critics Calling It a Dangerous Power Grab
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‘Insecure MAGATs’: Trump Official Claims DOJ Has Targeted Whites for 50 Years — and Her Next Move Leaves Critics Calling It a Dangerous Power Grab

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon has touched off a political firestorm after insisting the real victims of civil rights abuses in America are white people — who have suffered “50 years of discrimination” by the United States Department of Justice Civil Rights Division. That is why one of the first things the Trump-nominated attorney did...

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Trump’s $12 billion farm aid falls short of covering losses

The emergency package offers temporary relief but fails to address billions in losses from trade disputes and market instability American farmers facing unprecedented financial strain are expressing cautious appreciation for President Donald Trump’s newly announced $12 billion emergency aid package, though many agricultural experts and producers warn the relief represents merely a fraction of what’s...