A comparison of AP’s report and DOJ’s release shows a date mismatch and an important distinction about network breaches.
The advisory outlines methods for gaining access, staying inside networks and taking emails and credentials.
DOJ distinguishes confirmed FishHub victims from networks scanned for weaknesses by a separate tool.
The verdict concerns a now-defunct program intended to help Medicaid beneficiaries find and keep housing.
New criminal charges describe alleged abuse of Venezuelans and Americans, while defense lawyers respond.
Court records and officials describe a broader target list and the effort behind the seizures.
The Examiner's own text shows a forecaster's rating change, not a poll, and a South Carolina race that still leans Republican.
The DOJ files 40 civil complaints across many federal courts, and a tracker notes the cases still have to be decided by judges.
Scalise presses the Senate on the Sunshine Protection Act as Trump singles out Sen. Tom Cotton and Thune sees no clear path, Fox reports.
The DOJ and USDA sign a new memorandum to widen their work against anticompetitive conduct in farm inputs and tell farmers where to report it.
The Army sets a firing squad execution for Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood, the first military execution since 1961, reports say.
The Los Angeles non-profit settles False Claims Act allegations over Medicare Advantage diagnosis codes and says it acted without bad intent.
