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DETROIT — A Midland man, who previously worked as a staffer in the Michigan Senate, has been arrested for allegedly striking a Capitol Police officer with a flagpole and being within feet of the doors to the U.S. House chamber on Jan. 6, 2021.

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Ex-prison nurse gets 6 years for smuggling drug-soaked papers into Miami detention center

A former prison nurse has been sentenced to six years after pleading guilty to smuggling more than 100 drug-soaked papers into a Miami detention center for federal inmates, who in turn paid him thousands of dollars and let him use a Lamborghini and Rolls-Royce for free.

Miami Herald

Winnetka man faces up to a year in prison for price gouging N95 masks early in pandemic

Krikor Topouzian, 62, was found guilty Thursday of buying nearly 80,000 masks in the early months of the pandemic and selling them at large markups even as friends and law enforcement warned him of the products’ “scarce” material designation during the international crisis.

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Judge orders release of records on Uvalde shooting response

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After The Blacklist Dropped A Huge Reveal About Red, The Task Force May Have Missed An Important Clue Before The Finale

With the series finale on the way, a missed clue and big Reddington reveal could be bad news for the task force on The Blacklist.

Cinemablend

FBI launches national database to track swatting incidents

The FBI has launched a national database to track swatting incidents, a dangerous sort of prank call that has become more and more common in recent years.

Tribune News Service

An Area 51 blogger was raided at gunpoint by federal agents. He says the US Government is trying to silence him

Joerg Arnu’s love of Area 51 saw him move to the Nevada desert and build the world’s most comprehensive database about the mysterious military base. Ever since his homes were raided by federal agents eight months ago, he’s been trying to figure out why. Bevan Hurley reports

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Drug dealer who used the dark web caught after FBI tip off

Withers paid for drugs using cryptocurrency in a bid to hide identity

Manchester Evening News

How the Railroad Killer used America’s vast train network as his personal hunting ground

A serial killer used America’s vast train network as his personal hunting ground in the 1990s. The desperate hunt for Angel Maturino Resendiz, alias Rafael Resendez-Ramirez – chronicled in Netflix’s Catching Killers – came to an end when a young FBI agent and a Texas Ranger negotiated his surrender, writes…

The Independent UK

30 Years Ago, Tom Cruise Made His Most Underrated Thriller — And Launched a New Genre

Before Cruise saved action movies, he kickstarted the legal thriller.

Inverse

‘The community stood behind us,’ say couple who owned Highland Park store from which shooter fired on Fourth of July parade

Ross Cosmetics had to shut down for a week. But then store owners Earl and Arden Edelcup and all of Highland Park began working to help each other recover from the horror.

Chicago Sun-Times

Trump ‘standing order’ to declassify documents not found by DOJ, Intelligence agency

A “standing order” that former President Donald Trump has claimed authorized him to instantly declassify documents removed from the Oval Office could not be found by either the Justice Department or Office of Director of National Intelligence.

Tribune News Service

Trump demanded to get ‘my boxes’ back from feds as indictment loomed

Ex-president has claimed owenership over classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago citing the Presidential Records Act

The Independent UK

UCLA confirms it was hit by cyberattack but offers few details

LOS ANGELES — UCLA says it is the latest victim of a cyberattack, but university officials did not specify what information was accessed or whether any information was posted online.

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The Independent UK

Soil analysis reveals Kristin Smart’s body may have been buried in backyard of killers’s mother

Paul Flores was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 1996 murder of the 19-year-old California student

The Independent UK

The DC Snipers shot dead 10 people through a hole in a Chevy trunk. Tarot cards secured their capture

While residents of the DC Metropolitan Area went about their daily activities, they were shot by two snipers aiming through a hole cut out of the trunk of a Chevy Caprice. Ten people lost their lives during a 23-day reign of terror now documented in Netflix’s Catching Killers. Rachel Sharp…

The Independent UK

GOP had evidence disproving Biden bribery claims in 2019, top Democrat says

Republicans have had evidence debunking their own bribery allegations against Mr Biden since 2019

Daily Mirror

Chicago serial killer fears as remains of 16 pulled from water in city since 2022

In just the last six months alone, authorities have recovered the body of five men. In total, 10 men and six women have been pulled from the Chicago River and Lake Michigan from the city and surrounding suburbs

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Salon

Trump thinks he'll get "my boxes" back

Trump claimed materials belong to "me" and that it was "illegal" for him to no longer have access to the documents

The Conversation

US agencies buy vast quantities of personal information on the open market – a legal scholar explains why and what it means for privacy in the age of AI

Numerous government agencies, including the FBI, Department of Defense, National Security Agency, Treasury Department, Defense Intelligence Agency, Navy and Coast Guard, have purchased vast amounts of U.S. citizens’ personal information from commercial data brokers. The revelation was published in a partially declassified, internal Office of the Director of National Intelligence…

Salon

Some people really are "above the law"

If nobody was truly above the law in America, Donald Trump would not have been rewarded for his lifetime of crimes

Tom’s Guide

8 best shows like 'Suits' to stream right now

The best shows like Suits include legal dramas that include one of the best shows in the last years.

Tribune News Service

Grand jury indicts Michigan man accused of vowing mass killing at East Lansing synagogue

DETROIT — A federal grand jury has indicted an Upper Peninsula man accused of posting online threats to attack and kill people, U.S. Attorney Mark Totten announced Wednesday.

The Denver Post

Republican officials targeted by letters with white powder, report says

U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert was among a group of mostly Republican officials who were sent suspicious letters laced with an “apparently harmless white powder,” the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

Salon

DHS & FBI ignored intel ahead of Jan. 6

"The agencies failed to fulfill their mission and connect the public and nonpublic information they received"

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