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Simone Biles and almost 100 other Larry Nassar victims are suing the FBI

The bureau knew for months about Nassar’s behavior before acting — enabling him to abuse dozens more people.

Mic

Larry Nassar Survivors Filing Lawsuits Seeking $1 Billion From FBI

Olympic gold medalists Simone Biles, McKayla Maroney and Aly Raisman are among the plaintiffs.

Sports Illustrated

Nassar victims, including Simone Biles, allege FBI failed to protect them, seek $1 billion-plus

DETROIT — Alleging the FBI mishandled its investigation into sexual abuse allegations against Michigan State University sports doctor Larry Nassar, some of gymnastics’ biggest names have filed claims seeking more than $1 billion against the bureau, attorneys announced Wednesday.

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California Attorney General Rob Bonta heads to November, while other statewide races remain close

LOS ANGELES — California's closely watched primary race for attorney general faded into a standard partisan contest Tuesday, giving the Democratic incumbent Attorney General Rob Bonta an easy victory for the top spot on the Nov. 8 ballot to likely face one of two Republicans instead of a high-profile independent…

Los Angeles Times

US woman accused of leading all-female ISIL unit pleads guilty

US Justice Department says more than ‘100 women and young girls’ received military training from Allison Fluke-Ekren.

Al Jazeera

Editorial: Every Trump crony who refuses to abide by subpoenas should face charges

With public hearings coming soon from the House committee investigating Jan. 6, the Department of Justice has decided not to charge two key figures with contempt of Congress for refusing to honor subpoenas. Former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows and deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino are apparently off…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

US orders seizure of two of Roman Abramovich’s private planes

‘Our work has only just begun,’ says FBI

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Crist asks federal government to safeguard Florida’s voting rights

U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist on Friday sent a letter to the U.S. attorney general asking for the resources of the Department of Justice to help ensure Floridians’ voting rights are protected in the upcoming elections.

Tribune News Service

Rep Jamie Raskin hints at new evidence Jan 6 committee has against Trump

The House select committee will hold its first prime time hearing on Thursday.

The Independent UK

US charges former Trump aide for defying Congress in Jan 6 probe

Peter Navarro faces two counts of contempt of Congress for failing to cooperate with panel investigating Capitol riot.

Al Jazeera

Jan. 6 hearings start, run GOP scared

For the first time in recent memory, we'll have a congressional hearing without even one obnoxious GOP grandstander

Salon

Here's Why Nikola Shares Are Trading Lower Premarket

EV maker Nikola Corp (NASDAQ:NKLA) founder and former Chair Trevor Milton voted against a proposal to raise capital by issuing new shares, Bloomberg reports. The veto led to the adjourning of the annual shareholder meeting to June 30 to request more proxies in favor of the proposal. Milton is Nikola's single largest shareholder, with the…

Benzinga

Father-Son Team Sentenced To Five Years Each For Laundering Cannabis Bitcoin Cash, Here's What Happened

The Department of Justice sentenced dad Kenneth Rhule and son Keith Rhule to five years for breaking some serious federal rules: conspiracy to manufacture and distribute cannabis and money laundering. What the duo had apparently intended to do with an undercover agent made their case even more distasteful. Human Trafficking

Benzinga

Yacht Guilty: Fiji High Court Backs USA In Tug Of War Over Oligarch’s $325 Million Superyacht

Fiji’s High Court has backed a US bid to confiscate a $325 million superyacht the FBI says is owned by an oligarch pal of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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Labor backbenchers urge Albanese to ‘stay true to his values’ on Julian Assange trial

New prime minister says ‘not all foreign affairs is best done with a loud hailer’ when asked if he will intervene on behalf of the WikiLeaks cofounder

Benzinga

Entheogenic Practices With Psilocybin In Oregon: A Struggle For Recognition After Measure 109

The Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board held its second-to-last meeting with Oregon Health Authority officials and attorneys from the Department of Justice (DOJ), prior to sending final recommendations to state regulators.

The Independent UK

Government asks court to reinstate US mask mandate on US trains and planes

US attorneys urge federal appeals court to reject judge’s April decision

The Guardian - US

DoJ launches investigation into police response to Uvalde school shooting

Inquiry comes amid anger over why officers waited over an hour outside the classroom where the gunman killed 21 people

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DOJ opens investigation into police response during Texas school shooting

The Department of Justice will launch an investigation into if and how local police failed to stop or slow the massacre at Robb Elementary School last week.

The Independent UK

Justice Department to investigate police response to Texas school shooting

DOJ spokesman says ‘goal of the review is to provide an independent account of law enforcement actions and responses that day’

The Independent UK

‘Nineteen children died! That’s on your hands!’: Ted Cruz confronted after NRA convention over gun reform

‘Why did you come to this convention, to take blood money?’

Ballotpedia

Department of Justice says active duty National Guard members can unionize

On May 17, the U.S. Department of Justice settled a lawsuit four unions filed asking a federal court to declare that a federal law prohibiting members of the armed forces from unionizing did not apply to members of the National Guard on state active duty.

The Independent UK

Government to investigate Ukrainian concerns over accommodation centres

Leo Varadkar said the issues raised by refugees will be looked into.

Roll Call

Potential criminal matter regarding Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton referred to DOJ - Roll Call

A possible criminal matter involving Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton has been referred to the Department of Justice, sources say.

Asharq Al-Awsat

US Hits Twitter with $150 Mn Fine Over Privacy Breach

Twitter agreed to pay $150 million to settle allegations the platform gave advertisers some user information that was supposed to be employed to strengthen account security, US authorities said Wednesday. The Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice accused Twitter of taking phone numbers or email addresses provided to…

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