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Florida man forfeits ancient Torah scrolls, cuneiform tablets in US antiquities smuggling probe
Weinberg forfeited $75,000 in US currency as proceeds of violations of federal anti-smuggling statutes, and was barred for two years from selling or purchasing any foreign antiquities.
US Justice Department has not concluded Alice Huang was Chinese spy, Blanche says
South Carolina man pleads guilty to hate crime after vandalizing Jewish community complex
US indicts three Iran-backed operatives over nearly 20 attacks targeting Jews across Europe
Trump administration announces new US strategy to combat rogue drones, strengthen aviation safety
The Trump administration announced a coordinated federal effort to combat rogue drones, strengthen counter-drone technology, and protect US aviation safety.
Court orders owner of California cafe that served 'Sweet Sinwar' drink to pay $59,000
According to the lawsuit, three employees forced the a man out into the street, calling him "Jew" and "Zionist" after he came in with a hat bearing a Star of David and an Am Yisrael Chai shirt.
Israelis among three suspects charged for $129 million fraud scheme, using AI to impersonate CEOs
Israeli national Sharon Hazan and dual Israeli-Emirati national Guy Sheetrit, along with Spanish-British national Jacob Soall, were all charged with offenses related to money laundering and fraud.
US Justice Department's Eisenberg, Quiñones resign in post-midterm election exodus
The departures of John Eisenberg and Jason Reding Quiñones follow the resignation of civil rights unit chief Harmeet Dhillon on Thursday.
US DOJ sends election monitors to all 50 states, expands Alaska Senate race probe
The US Justice Department announced it was sending 1,000 election monitors and observers to jurisdictions across all 50 states.
Second Israeli national arrested in US federal voter fraud sweep
The Israeli is one of six other foreign nationals whom US authorities are charging with illegal voting in a wide-ranging enforcement operation.
US judge tosses case against ex-FBI officials accused of lying about Hunter Biden probes
US Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui dismissed the case at a remarkably early stage, finding that prosecutors had not shown sufficient evidence that the two officials knowingly made false statements.
Egyptian man who fire-bombed pro-Israel rally in Colorado pleads guilty to federal hate crimes
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 47, an Egyptian national, is already serving a life sentence for his guilty plea in May to more than 100 state charges, including first-degree murder.
Trump’s assault on election integrity raises fears of a midterm power grab - opinion
From threatening election officials to questioning legitimate results, Trump is laying the groundwork to challenge outcomes that threaten Republican control of Congress.
Ex-FBI chief Comey faces third prosecution attempt by Trump Justice Department
Former FBI director James Comey responded to the accusations in an Instagram video, saying "they're back again," and claiming that he is "still innocent."
