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Treasury says Rwanda's army fights beside M23 in eastern Congo while a Rwandan lender pays for its weapons.
Nov 1, 2026
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A voting section official told a federal court which agencies will send monitors and why the locations stay secret.
THE BIG ONE
The Justice Department says Lee steered lucrative Postal Service contracts to four companies for more than five years.
Soliman admitted he meant to kill as many people as possible with Molotov cocktails and a gasoline sprayer on Pearl Street.
Prosecutors describe how ghost students drain federal aid, and the Kenyan trail investigators are now following.
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Three outlets printed three dollar figures, and the complaint's own number carries a qualifier the headlines dropped.
The states say FinCEN exempted nearly every business from the Corporate Transparency Act and plans to delete the records it already holds.
The eighth annual report says 96% of the cases were criminal and nearly half involved schemes run from overseas.
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.
DOJ says the district labels gender identity information confidential, keeps it from parents and reports it to the state.
Prosecutors in Atlanta say hacked brokerage accounts were forced to buy shares in two penny stock companies in 2017 and 2018.
Judge Jesse Furman found the firing violated civil service rules and put the former prosecutor back on the job.
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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.
Oct 20, 2026
The justices want the solicitor general's view before deciding what to do with Iowa's blocked immigration law.
Oct 13, 2026
The mayor and the Homeland Security secretary give two very different accounts of Thursday's ICE shooting in Marble Hill.
Oct 8, 2026
The DOJ files 40 civil complaints across many federal courts, and a tracker notes the cases still have to be decided by judges.
The downtown building also houses an immigration court, and the FBI says the device caused minor damage.
The FBI's fourth Operation Not Forgotten surge sent agents to twelve field offices and more than doubled arrests over last year.
Krebs reports the FBI is moving fast on anyone who had contact with the group that stole the bureau's own files.
Oct 27, 2026
Preliminary survey estimates show drops in violent crime, property crime, burglary and car theft from 2024 to 2025.
Oct 25, 2026
A Massachusetts federal court struck the Education Department rule in June, and Bonta's office says the government has now conceded the case.
The order also creates a manufactured housing task force and expands a pilot that can replace lender title insurance on refinances.
The state wants a court to bar Glock from selling easily convertible pistols to civilians in Delaware and to order restitution and damages.
The Civil Rights Division will examine how the Middletown and Waterbury police departments handle carry permit applications.
Eight arrests, a $1.6 billion treatment scheme, surgeons billing for plaque removal and hospice claims for patients who were not dying.
What the indictment and the AP add about Lucas's three decades in Richmond, the family cannabis business and the probe's origins.
