On Friday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power,” Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco stated that the indicted Iranian hackers “were engaging in a malign foreign influence campaign.” And the intent of the hackers “is to undermine the campaign of former
An expert witness called by Google in its ongoing antitrust trial has asserted that the tech giant does not hold monopoly power over the advertising market, contradicting claims made by the DOJ.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, indicted on federal corruption charges, claims he is a Department of Justice (DOJ) “target” because he has spoken publicly about illegal immigration. Several other Democrats, though, have done the same and have not been indicted by the DOJ on federal charges.
The Biden-Harris administration’s Department of Justice has argued in federal court that employees of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) who joined the October 7 terror attack are immune from lawsuits.
With Joe Biden forced out of the presidential race, why should anyone still care about the corruption story that implicated him, his brothers, and his son, Hunter Biden? Because “the same people in the same crooked institutions that protected him
Former President Donald Trump criticized the FBI for how it is handling the investigation into the assassination attempts against him.
A federal grand jury charged Ryan Wesley Routh with the attempted assassination of a president after he was arrested after being spotted hiding in the bushes near Trump Internation Golf Course where former President Donald Trump was playing golf.
In an ongoing antitrust trial, Google is pushing back against the U.S. Justice Department’s accusations that it operates its ad business as a monopoly. In the face of emails and other internal documents laying out Google’s plan to crush rivals by increasing its stranglehold on the advertising market, one executive testified Monday that “We keep looking for ways to make products better.”
Former Attorney General Bill Barr revealed he is “dumbfounded” that the Department of Justice (DOJ) would release a letter from Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspected assassin who attempted to kill former President Donald Trump.
Google employees and executives attempted to hide potentially damaging communications from investigators by using auto-deleting chats and marking emails “privileged and confidential” as a regular course of business — sneaky moves that may backfire on the internet giant as the second antitrust trial against the company rages on.
Two Honduran illegal migrants living in New Mexico have been charged for allegedly conspiring to kidnap other migrants to extort their families for ransom, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California said Monday.
As the DOJ’s antitrust case against Google continues, it is becoming increasingly clear that the judge must decide whether to believe what Google executives wrote in emails and chats or what they have said on the witness stand — like one witness who claimed his emails on crushing competition were “jet-lagged ramblings.”
Internal Google documents released during the ongoing antitrust trial against the tech giant have shed light on the company’s efforts to maintain its dominance in the digital advertising industry through exclusivity deals and tying its ad-tech businesses together.
A Chinese national named Song Wu, employed by a gigantic Chinese state-owned defense conglomerate, was indicted in the Northern District of Georgia on Monday for a scheme to hack U.S. government agencies including NASA, the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday called for Americans to be “criminally charged” if they engage in free speech that sounds like Russian propaganda.
Google is currently on trial for allegedly abusing its dominance in the digital advertising industry, which is valued at approximately $200 billion. Here are a the key points that emerged from the first week in the courtroom.
A top attorney for Google, currently defending the tech giant in a landmark antitrust trial, has been revealed to be a key advisor to the Kamala Harris presidential campaign, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and political bias.
Top Sinaloa Cartel kingpin Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada pleaded not guilty during his first hearing in a New York federal court. The cartel leader faces 17 charges, including various drug trafficking conspiracies. The drug trafficker previously had hearings in a Texas federal court but was transferred out this week.
Rape, robbery, and aggravated assault soared more than 40 percent under the Biden-Harris administration, data show.
A former advertising technology executive at News Corp testified that the company considered moving away from Google’s advertising products in 2017 but ultimately decided against it due to potential revenue losses of at least $9 million. The testimony came during the second day of the latest antitrust trial exploring Google’s absolute dominance of the internet.
The U.S. Department of Justice’s antitrust trial against Google kicked off on Monday, with the opening day focusing heavily on the tech giant’s impact on publishers through its dominant position in the digital advertising market.
A DOJ spokesman was caught on a hidden camera blasting Alvin Bragg and other prosecutors for executing a “perversion of justice” against Donald Trump.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday unsealed an indictment of five Russian intelligence officers, plus one Russian civilian, for conducting the “WhisperGate” cyberattack on Ukrainian infrastructure in January 2022. The case is largely symbolic but offers an interesting look at what the FBI described as “the first shot of the war.”
Hunter Biden’s tax case sentencing is set for December 16, just weeks before President Joe Biden is scheduled to leave office.
Convicted felon Hunter Biden is scheduled to appear in a California federal courthouse Thursday for a tax trial that could last over a month.
The Biden-Harris administration on Wednesday accused Russia of an effort to influence the 2024 presidential election, and announced charges against two Russians, among other actions.
The world’s largest film piracy ring, Fmovies, has reportedly been shuttered after an international coalition, which included major Hollywood studios, worked with police in Hanoi, Vietnam, to shut it down.
U.S. authorities seized a $13 million luxury plane used by Venezuela’s socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro on Monday.
In three leaks in the past month, members of the permanent political class disclosed damaging information about the Biden family.
The FBI mishandled a minimum of dozens of child sex crime cases between October 2021 and February 2023, an audit found.
Federal prosecutors filed charges in New York on Monday against Yuanjun Tang, a Chinese dissident and veteran of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, for working as an illegal operative of the People’s Republic of China.
Special Counsel Jack Smith reversed course in his quest to seek expedited hearings in his Washington, DC, case against Donald Trump.
Former New York Republican Rep. George Santos pleaded guilty to committing wire fraud and aggravated identity theft on Monday.
Former New York Republican Rep. George Santos will plead guilty to multiple charges in the ongoing fraud case against him, sources said.
Rite Aid customers in Michigan and Ohio have been left scrambling to find new pharmacies after the drugstore hastily closed every location.
In the wake of a recent court decision that found Google guilty of illegally monopolizing the online search market, the DOJ is weighing options to restore competition, including a potential breakup of the tech giant.
After nearly three months of silence, the U.S. Government has now appealed the June 13, 2024, pistol brace decision to the U.S Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Former President Donald Trump (R) is reportedly taking legal action against President Joe Biden’s (D) Justice Department regarding the August 8, 2022, raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
The DOJ formally alleged in court filings this week that Hunter Biden was involved in influence peddling overseas, confirming the reporting of Peter Schweizer in the 2018 book Secret Empires.
A Pakistani man, now charged with a murder-for-hire plot against Trump, was allowed into the U.S. on “significant public benefit parole.”
