European Gas Prices Hit Record After Russia Cuts Supply

European natural gas prices hit an all-time high Tuesday after Russia suddenly reversed flows through a key pipeline transporting gas to Germany. The Dutch natural gas calendar, the benchmark European index, surged…

US and World News

Bowling Green Man Arrested on Multiple Terrorism Charges

A federal court in Kentucky unsealed an indictment today charging a dual U.S.-Bosnian citizen with providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a designated foreign terrorist organization.…

Department of Justice Press Releases·Government News

“Long Time Coming” Update: Three Defendants Plead Guilty in Connection with Their Roles in Methamphetamine Conspiracy

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Ambera Roberts, 34, Matthew Edward Depew, 31, and Era Dawn Corder, 46, all of Parkersburg, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine. According to court documents and statements…

Department of Justice Press Releases

‘A Mad Scramble’: One Rare Mineral May Spell Doom For Electric Vehicle Market

Lithium — a mineral that is key for electric car batteries — continues to rise in price, jeopardizing the ongoing transition to renewable energy outlined by Western governments. The cost of lithium…

US and World News

‘They Know The Real Reason’: Manchin Fires Back At The White House After Gloves-Off Statement Criticizes His Opposition To BBB

West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin fired back at the White House Monday after it put out a blistering statement criticizing him for opposing President Joe Biden’s domestic spending package. In an…

Politics·US and World News

Pittsburgh Man Found Guilty of Threatening Communications and Impeding and Obstructing FBI Investigation

PITTSBURGH – Khaled Miah, 28, a former resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and former student at the University of Pittsburgh, has been found guilty by a federal jury after deliberating for three hours…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Two Airline CEOs Challenge Mask Mandates On Planes

Mask mandates do little, if anything, to make the air safer inside airplanes, two major airline CEOs argued before Congress Wednesday. “I think the case is very strong that masks don’t add…

US and World News

Uyghur slave labor and the Chinese power behind the green revolution

Jewhar Ilham last saw her father seven years ago. “I don’t even know if he’s alive,” said Ilham, a Chinese-born Uyghur Muslim. “My cousin, she was a nurse, she was sentenced to…

US and World News

Conservatives Could Learn Lessons From China’s Fight Against Wokeism

Jonathan Culbreath on December 13, 2021 American conservatives have complained much about the uptick in “woke” ideologies, such as LGBTQ ideology and Critical Race Theory, taking over American institutions such as the…

US and World News

Two Polls Show Growing Fear That Biden’s Spending Will Make Inflation Worse

Two polls conducted in West Virginia and New Hampshire show that Americans believe President Joe Bident’s spending plans will drive up inflation. A Remington Research Group poll conducted in West Virginia found…

US and World News

Black Lives Matter Activists Tell Students Misogyny, White Supremacy And Capitalism Are To Blame For Their Problems

Black Lives Matter (BLM) activists told students that they live in a “misogynistic, masculine society” that claims “women should stay at home” to cook and clean and that as black women, they…

Community News·School and Education News·US and World News

ICE HSI investigation results in a south Texas tractor trailer driver pleading guilty for transporting dozens of noncitizens

SAN ANTONIO — A south Texas man pleaded guilty Dec. 2 to the transportation of 69 noncitizens inside a tractor trailer including five unaccompanied minors. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland…

Government News

EL Paso Air Branch conducts rescue training with El Paso County Search and Rescue

EL PASO, Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air Marine Operations, El Paso Air Branch, conducted helicopter casualty evacuation training with firefighters and sheriff’s deputies from El Paso County Search and…

Government News

Operation Shutdown Corner Update: Last of 17 Defendants Sentenced to More than 16 Years in Prison for Federal Drug Crime

BECKLEY, W.Va. – The last of 17 defendants was sentenced for his participation in an extensive drug trafficking organization (DTO) operating between California and the Southern District of West Virginia. Oyontikeyta V.…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Philadelphia police searching for armed carjackers that robbed husband and wife at gunpoint

On November 19, 2021, at approximately 4:00 AM, the victim, a 54-year-old male, parked his vehicle on 2200 block of South 20th Street. As he and his family exited the vehicle, two…

Pennsylvania News

Jobless Claims Decrease To A 52-Year Low

The number of Americans who filed new unemployment claims totaled 184,000 in the week ending on Dec. 4 as employers fight to retain workers during the busy holiday season, the Department of…

US and World News

ANALYSIS: Biden’s Nord Stream 2 Move Opens The Door To A Russian Invasion Into Ukraine

President Joe Biden’s lax policy on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, choosing to remove barriers to its construction, has opened the door to a Russian invasion of Ukraine, an expert told the…

US and World News

U.S. Law Enforcement Targets Fraud Facilitators, Doubling Last Year’s Enforcement

PORTLAND, Maine: The Department of Justice, FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service and five other federal law enforcement agencies announced the completion of the fourth annual Money Mule Initiative, which targeted networks of…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Toms River’s 112 foot tall twin towers project to be heard by planning board

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A project championed by Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo Hill” and his fellow “Mo Hill Republicans”, Kevin Geoghegan, Maria Muruca, Josh Kopp and builder Matt Lotano will transform…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Flower Mound Hospital to Pay $18.2 Million to Settle Federal and State False Claims Act Allegations Arising from Improper Inducements to Referring Physicians

Flower Mound Hospital Partners LLC (Flower Mound Hospital), a partially physician-owned hospital in Flower Mound, Texas, has agreed to pay $18.2 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act…

Department of Justice Press Releases

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European Gas Prices Hit Record After Russia Cuts Supply

Bowling Green Man Arrested on Multiple Terrorism Charges

“Long Time Coming” Update: Three Defendants Plead Guilty in Connection with Their Roles in Methamphetamine Conspiracy

‘A Mad Scramble’: One Rare Mineral May Spell Doom For Electric Vehicle Market

‘They Know The Real Reason’: Manchin Fires Back At The White House After Gloves-Off Statement Criticizes His Opposition To BBB

Pittsburgh Man Found Guilty of Threatening Communications and Impeding and Obstructing FBI Investigation

Two Airline CEOs Challenge Mask Mandates On Planes

Uyghur slave labor and the Chinese power behind the green revolution

Conservatives Could Learn Lessons From China’s Fight Against Wokeism

Two Polls Show Growing Fear That Biden’s Spending Will Make Inflation Worse

Black Lives Matter Activists Tell Students Misogyny, White Supremacy And Capitalism Are To Blame For Their Problems

ICE HSI investigation results in a south Texas tractor trailer driver pleading guilty for transporting dozens of noncitizens

EL Paso Air Branch conducts rescue training with El Paso County Search and Rescue

Operation Shutdown Corner Update: Last of 17 Defendants Sentenced to More than 16 Years in Prison for Federal Drug Crime

Philadelphia police searching for armed carjackers that robbed husband and wife at gunpoint

Jobless Claims Decrease To A 52-Year Low

ANALYSIS: Biden’s Nord Stream 2 Move Opens The Door To A Russian Invasion Into Ukraine

U.S. Law Enforcement Targets Fraud Facilitators, Doubling Last Year’s Enforcement

Toms River’s 112 foot tall twin towers project to be heard by planning board

Flower Mound Hospital to Pay $18.2 Million to Settle Federal and State False Claims Act Allegations Arising from Improper Inducements to Referring Physicians

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