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Police Preparing for Possible Militia ‘Plot to Breach the Capitol' in Washington on Thursday
The warning comes two months after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, when supporters of President Donald Trump disrupted confirmation of Joe Biden’s election
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GOP Groups Quiet as Billionaire Donor Stands Accused of Running Biggest Tax Fraud Scheme Ever
Robert Brockman, accused of running the biggest tax fraud scheme in U.S. history, was a prolific donor to Republican groups and causes.
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Antivirus Software Creator John McAfee Indicted on Cryptocurrency Fraud Charges
McAfee and his “cryptocurrency team” advisor Jimmy Watson allegedly engaged in an “age-old pump-and-dump scheme,” authorities said.
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House Impeachment Manager Eric Swalwell Sues Trump, Giuliani for Allegedly Inciting Capitol Riot
Swalwell’s suit accuses Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Rudy Giuliani and GOP Rep. Mo Brooks of being “wholly responsible” for the deadly Capitol invasion.
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Frozen Fund for Jeffrey Epstein Victims Needs $50M Sale of Sex Criminal's NY Mansion to Go Through, Lawyer Says
A fund for victims of the late Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, has been frozen because of liquidity problems with his estate.
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White House Rebuffs Pressure to Punish Saudi Crown Prince Over Khashoggi Murder
Some critics accuse President Joe Biden of failing a crucial test of leadership. The White House says its aim is to stop similar crimes from occurring.
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U.S. Says Saudi Crown Prince Approved Khashoggi Killing, Imposes Visa Restrictions on 76 Saudis
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s control of decision-making in Saudi Arabia was cited as evidence he approved the killing Jamal Khashoggi.
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Bruce Springsteen Pleads Guilty to Public Drinking – But Prosecutor Drops DWI Charge
Springsteen, 71, was arrested in November at Gateway National Recreation Area in New Jersey, also known as Sandy Hook.
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Donald Trump Jr. Deposed in DC Attorney General Probe of 2017 Inauguration Funds
The D.C. attorney general accused the Trump Inaugural Committee and former President Trump’s family of abusing non-profit funds to enrich the Trump family.
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Retired NYPD Cop and Queens ‘Republican Messiah' Arrested in Capitol Riot Probe
A former New York police officer and a Queens Republican Party official have been arrested on charges related to their alleged roles in the U.S. Capitol riot.
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Tax Season Is in Full Swing. So Are the Tax Scams
Tax fraud typically increases during tax-filing season, which began Feb. 12. Identity theft is generally the most prevalent fraud. Here’s what to know.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James Says Trump Supreme Court Ruling Won't Affect Her Tax Probe
The New York attorney general and Manhattan DA are separately investigating President Donald Trump and his company.
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Oath Keepers Boss Told Followers Before Capitol Riot That Trump ‘Wants Us to Make It WILD,' Court Document Says
Ex-President Donald Trump promoted a big protest against the election of Joe Biden on the same day that the Capitol riot broke out.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Under Fire Over Covid Death Criminal Probe, Bullying Complaints
Gov. Andrew Cuomo was lauded as a hero last year for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. But critics are blasting him over Covid deaths in nursing homes.
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Capitol Police Suspends 6 Officers, Investigates Dozens in Probe of Jan. 6 Riot
USCP’s acting chief ordered that any officer whose behavior is not in keeping with the department’s rules will face “appropriate discipline.”
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Robber Targets TV Crew During Live Broadcast in Ecuador
A sports journalist and his crew in Ecuador were robbed at gunpoint during a live TV broadcast
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Former President Trump Faces Serious Criminal, Civil Investigations After White House
Former President Donald Trump was acquitted at his Senate impeachment trial. But he still faces potential legal liabilities in a number of probes.
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Civil Rights Groups Are Pushing Biden to Fulfill Promise of Ending the Death Penalty
Joe Biden is facing increasing pressure from civil rights groups and liberal members of Congress to fulfill his pledge to end the death penalty.
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North Korean Hackers Charged in Massive Cryptocurrency Theft Scheme
Officials said the charges expand a case from 2018 that detailed the cyberattack on Sony Pictures and the creation of the ransomware known as WannaCry.
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Alleged Epstein Procurer Ghislaine Maxwell ‘Withering to a Shell of Her Former Self' Because of Jail Conditions, Lawyer Says
Ghislaine Maxwell denies allegations she groomed underage girls who were sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstien, a former friend of Presidents Trump and Clinton.