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Californian mayor pleads guilty to spying for Chinese gov't, sharing pro-PRC content on news site
According to her plea agreement, Wang worked from late 2020 through 2022 with another man at the direction and control of PRC government officials to promote Chinese government interests in the US.
Michigan man receives 20-year sentence for providing material support to ISIS
Man pleads guilty to assaulting US lawmaker Ilhan Omar in January town hall
US adding firing squads, electrocution and gassing to federal execution methods
Ex-US cyber intel exec pleads guilty to selling spy tools to Russian broker
Peter Williams, a 39-year-old Australian, pleaded to two counts of theft of trade secrets.
Portland police say Trump's troop deployment inflamed protests
Portland police testify that Trump’s National Guard deployment fueled violence during protests, sparking a legal battle over its legitimacy.
Mamdani says aunt 'did not feel safe in hijab' after 9/11, slams 'Islamophobic' responses
"According to Zohran, the real victim of 9/11 was his auntie who got some (allegedly) bad looks," VP JD Vance responded to Mamdani's remarks in a post to X/Twitter.
Justice Dept to seek indictment of ex-national security adviser Bolton, person familiar says
In recent months, Trump actively pushed Attorney General Pam Bondi's Justice Department to bring charges against his perceived adversaries.
DOJ cites law designed to protect abortion clinics in suit against pro-Palestinian protesters
The lawsuit alleges that two pro-Palestinian groups and some demonstrators engaged in “threats of force, intimidation, and violent conduct” against the congregants of a New Jersey synagogue.
Judge dismisses lawsuit accusing UNRWA of aiding Hamas in October 7 attacks
The judge ruled that, since UNRWA is a part of the United Nations, it can claim the organization's immunity from being sued.
US Senate Republicans narrowly reject Schumer bid to force vote on Epstein files
The lawmakers voted 51-49 to table the measure, with hardline Republican Senators Josh Hawley and Rand Paul joining Democrats.
Ghislaine Maxwell told DOJ she is unaware of any Epstein 'client list'
Ghislaine Maxwell also alleged that she had never seen US President Donald Trump act inappropriately.
Erik Menendez denied parole after 35 years in prison for parents' murder
The decision by California parole commissioners was announced after a 10-hour hearing in which Erik Menendez appeared via video from a San Diego prison.
Trump admin. better-placed than courts to release Epstein files, judge says
The Trump administration is in a better position than the federal courts to release materials that would satisfy public curiosity about Jeffrey Epstein, US District Judge Richard Berman said,
