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Man Faces 40-Year Sentence For Attack On Pelosi's Husband

David DePape faces a 40-year sentence for attacking Paul Pelosi, with prosecutors arguing it was a federal crime of terrorism.

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The Government Fears This Privacy Tool

The Department of Justice indicted the creators of Samourai Wallet, an application that helps people spend their bitcoins anonymously.

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Man who sold counterfeit Cisco networking gear on eBay and Amazon sentenced to six years in jail – Military, school and government agencies were victims of fraud scheme

A year after arresting counterfeit Cisco network device seller Onur Aksoy, the Department of Justice announced his sentence and the court awarded him with six years of jail time and $100 million as restitution to the networking company.

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Special Counsel Jack Smith Lacks Standing to Defend the D.C. Circuit's ruling on Presidential Immunity in the Supreme Court

Defendant standing must exist at all stages of any litigation and must be raised by the justices of the Supreme Court even if the litigants themselves fail to raise it

Reason

A murky monopoly: Apple vs. the Department of Justice

The U.S. Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit against Apple filed on March 21 claims that the company's iPhone has an illegal monopoly, but there are many forces at play that may make this a challenging case.

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After Long Peace, Big Tech Faces US Antitrust Reckoning

After more than a decade of leaving Big Tech largely to itself, US antitrust enforcers have cranked up the heat, with several high-profile cases underway that could radically change the way the industry's giants do business.

International Business Times

The US government is right about Apple's incredible market power, here's what you need to know

By economic measures, Apple is a dominant force in the US market, which is not a competitive market and may need help.

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Is Cyber Warfare Heating Up? Biden Administration, UK Take Aim At Chinese Hackers

The Biden administration collaborates with the UK to announce indictments and sanctions against individuals tied to China's APT 31 hacking group.

International Business Times

Byzantine Tax Laws Threaten To Make Us All Tax Cheats

The Department of Justice is suing several tax preparers for filing fraudulent returns, but even honest filers risk running afoul of tax laws.

Reason

'Some of this... is like a ChatGPT hallucination' — DOJ lawsuit against Apple slammed over bizarre history of iPod success

The Department of Justice's lawsuit against Apple claims the iPod's success was in part owed to its antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft.

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As the DOJ investigates Boeing, crash victims' families wonder why it's taken so long

Boeing made big promises to the Justice Department to avoid prosecution after two fatal crashes of 737 Max jets. That deal now faces heightened scrutiny after a door plug blew off a jet in midair.

WEKU

The US sues Apple for monopoly antitrust violations, says the company has smothered an entire industry

US Attorneys General have filed suit that Apple is locking in users, hurting development, and making smartphone worse.

TechRadar

The US is suing Apple for iPhone monopoly – Here's what you need to know

The Department of Justice is suing Apple for an iPhone monopoly. Here's what it means for Apple – and consumers.

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The U.S. sues Apple, saying it abuses its power to monopolize the smartphone market

The federal government accuses Apple of using its monopoly power to stomp out competitors and keep customers from switching phones.

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Politicians Are Dumping Boeing Stock, Should You?

Members of Congress have been unloading shares of the troubled aircraft manufacturer as the Department of Justice launches a criminal probe into January's Alaska Air incident.

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Obscure legal theory could weaken voters’ protections from racist laws

A federal court has ruled private parties unable to file cases under one of few remaining curbs on racial bias in elections

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Former VP Biden Accused Of Mishandling Classified Documents

Congressional hearing raises concerns about Biden's handling of classified materials and perceived double standards in DOJ.

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Rep. Steve Cohen Commends Special Counsel's Investigation Findings

Rep. Steve Cohen commends the Department of Justice's independence and praises President Biden's commitment to American values and democracy.

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President Biden Under Scrutiny For Mishandling Classified Documents

House Oversight Committee investigates President Biden's handling of classified documents, raising concerns over lack of transparency and potential obstruc...

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Senator Coons Discusses Special Counsel Report On Classified Documents

Democratic Senator Coons discusses findings of Hur's investigation, contrasting Trump and Biden cases. Coons praises Biden's DOJ independence and national ...

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Air Force employee accused of allegedly sharing classified info on a dating website

David Franklin Slater, a retired U.S. Army officer, was accused of leaking top classified national defense information related to the Russia-Ukraine war on a foreign dating website.

Salon

The media is missing the real battle

Biden-Trump rematch gets the headlines but voting integrity is the real challenge

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Congressman Vandeuw Raises Concerns About Hunter Biden Investigation

A New Jersey Congressman highlights concerns about potential corruption involving the Biden family and emphasizes the need for transparency and accountabil...

Reason

Feds Target Journalist Tim Burke With Law Intended for Hackers

An escalation in the war between people who publish secrets and those who seek to keep them.

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Ukrainian Cybercriminal Pleads Guilty to Major Malware Schemes

A Ukrainian man pleads guilty in malware schemes, including a cyberattack on a U.S. hospital, costing millions in losses & service disruptions.

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