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Prosecutors say the smuggling ring cut a lock, loaded seven people into a rail container and shut the door.
Nov 12, 2026
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The ruling lets work on the only U.S. project set to make battery-grade manganese go on while the case is heard.
THE BIG ONE
Judge Jeffrey T. Kuntz let the defamation claim proceed but threw out the Florida trade practices count in the $10 billion suit.
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The city raised the price of a concealed-carry permit from $100 to about $2,000 in a year, the Justice Department's complaint says.
The Justice Department says Lyft turned away riders with service dogs and wheelchairs, then charged them fees for it.
Prosecutors say Quest tracked the revenue it earned after hosting referral sources at Giants games, then billed Medicare and Medicaid.
Nov 10, 2026
Delaware's AG says the ruling covers juvenile justice and Byrne crisis intervention grants in a suit co-led with four other states.
Bonta's office lists four rulings in one week, ending at the Supreme Court on November 2, before the Justice Department dismissed the case.
The DOJ-SITF, co-chaired by Stanley Woodward and Stephen Weiss, absorbs the AI Litigation Task Force set up under Pam Bondi.
Court records say Matthew Kielecki uploaded 23 files, and a search of his Rutland home turned up 20 guns and 30 marijuana plants.
Prosecutors say Jose Manuel Barron agreed to sell rifles to a buyer in Mexico over nearly three years, and three turned up in Sinaloa.
The Justice Department says robberies and assaults also fell in Jacksonville, and it will help the city finish its public safety plan.
NewsBusters shows the same CBS Mornings segment hailed bipartisanship while listing Democratic probes of ICE, the Trump family and Hegseth.
Prosecutors say Battle hid drugs in guitar amplifiers and under tow-truck loads and shipped them nationwide on a stolen FedEx account.
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Oct 22, 2026
The agencies say Instacart required mailed paper applications for PERM jobs while its standard openings accepted electronic ones.
Oct 18, 2026
The DOJ and FTC complaint against REPS & Company alleges 18.5 million tickets bought past purchase limits for at least 83,500 events.
Prosecutors say Brett Blackman's DMERx platform paid doctors to sign brace orders for patients they never saw.
Nov 5, 2026
Two days at Arkansas weigh stations produced 1,724 inspections, 183 English proficiency disqualifications and 44 arrests.
Federal officials announced the 30-year sentence in the deadly Quintana Road case, KSAT reports.
Oct 20, 2026
The justices want the solicitor general's view before deciding what to do with Iowa's blocked immigration law.
A Maryland IT contractor admits he carried Top Secret material out of secure buildings and sent it to Ethiopian officials fighting a war at home.
Oct 29, 2026
Prosecutors say her training certificate and a video of her with an AK-47 turned up on her husband's phone, pulled from the battlefield.
Oct 27, 2026
Preliminary survey estimates show drops in violent crime, property crime, burglary and car theft from 2024 to 2025.
Nov 8, 2026
The Office of Legal Counsel says the program must pass strict scrutiny, and race may be used only to fix identified illegal discrimination.
The rewards target the gang's overall leader and two second-in-command figures, one of them on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.
The transcript and video of the November 2 Reflecting Pool event show President Trump and Doug Burgum talking crime, energy and housing.
The Justice Department says ILC kept billing the Army, the Missile Defense Agency and NASA while skipping required security plans and assessments.
How a letter to the Oklahoma State Election Board, a declaration of war and a fingerprint led investigators to an Oklahoma City suspect.
Nov 1, 2026
The Justice Department says Lee steered lucrative Postal Service contracts to four companies for more than five years.
