Former St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Jack Strain Pleads Guilty to Soliciting and Receiving Bribes Involving Contract for Privatization of Work Release Program in St. Tammany Parish

NEW ORLEANS – U.S. Attorney Duane A. Evans announced that former long-time St. Tammany Parish Sheriff RODNEY J. STRAIN (a/k/a Jack Strain), age 56, from Abita Springs, Louisiana, pleaded guilty today before…

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Salvation Army Deletes ‘Let’s Talk About Racism Guide’ Following Backlash

The Salvation Army has deleted a guide that generated outrage by calling on white people to “lament, repent, and apologize” for racism. Related: Salvation Army Wants People To ‘Lament, Repent And Apologize’…

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Orangeburg Brothers Sentenced on Federal Firearm Charges Related to Shooting

Columbia, South Carolina — Acting United States Attorney M. Rhett DeHart announced today that brothers Abrian Dayquan Sabb, 26, of Orangeburg, and Darius Bernard Sabb, 23, of Georgetown, were sentenced today in…

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Providence Man Admits to False Use of a Social Security Number to Defraud Rhode Island Food Stamp, Medicaid Programs

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A Providence man today admitted to a federal court judge that he fraudulently used another individual’s Social Security number to defraud the Rhode Island Medicaid Managed Care Program of…

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Baytown man gets 60 years for sexually-exploiting children

HOUSTON – A 30-year-old man has been ordered to federal prison on multiple counts involving child [censored]ography, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery. Andrew Blake Delacruz pleaded guilty May 6 to…

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Biden’s FCC Nominee With History Of Net Neutrality Activism Set For Tough Hearing

President Joe Biden’s pick for the empty seat on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Gigi Sohn, is set to have her confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday, where she…

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EXCLUSIVE: My Night At The Border With ‘Operation Lone Star’ In Texas

RIO GRANDE VALLEY — The alarm clock sounded at 3 a.m. local time. It was dark and the skies were clear from the storm that had just passed. Texas Department of Public…

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CITY OF TAYLOR OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO ACCEPTING BRIBES WHILE TAYLOR’S MANAGER OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND TREASURER OF MAYOR SOLLARS’ CAMPAIGN FUND

DETROIT – The former manager of the City of Taylor’s Community Development and former Treasurer of Mayor Richard Sollars’ campaign fund, pleaded guilty today to conspiring to commit bribery with Richard Sollars,…

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International Hacking Group Members Sentenced for SIM Hijacking Conspiracy That Resulted in the Theft of Millions in Cryptocurrency

DETROIT – A sixth member of an international hacking group known to its members as “The Community” was sentenced yesterday in connection with a multi-million-dollar Sim Hijacking conspiracy, announced Acting U.S. Attorney…

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The Squad Urges DOJ To Free Criminal Lawyer Who Fought Big Oil

A group of left-wing House Democrats asked the Justice Department (DOJ) to free a lawyer serving a six-month sentence who fought the fossil fuel industry. The Democrats, led by Democratic Michigan Rep.…

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United States Attorney’s Office Celebrates Native American Heritage Month

Assistant U. S. Attorney Kim-Thoa Hoang (619) 546-9397 NEWS RELEASE SUMMARY – November 29, 2021 SAN DIEGO – To commemorate American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, the U.S. Attorney’s Office recently…

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Dena J. King Is Sworn In As United States Attorney For The Western District Of North Carolina

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Dena J. King was officially sworn in today as United States Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina. Ms. King was nominated by President Joseph U.S. Attorney Dena…

New York City Rep Tom Suozzi Announces Campaign For Governor

New York Rep. Tom Suozzi announced that he would retire from Congress and seek his state’s Democratic nomination for governor on Monday. Suozzi is just the latest Democrat to enter the primary…

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Jack Dorsey To Step Down As Twitter CEO

Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey will step down from his position leading the social media company. Twitter announced the transition, which CNBC first reported, in a press release Monday, confirming that Parag…

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Park service removed 1880s pipeline along Musconetcong River

LEBANON TWP (NPS) —The National Park Service (NPS) and officials from Chevron Environmental Management Company (Chevron), the Musconetcong River Management Council (MRMC), and the Musconetcong Watershed Association (MWA) announced the removal of…

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Salvation Army Wants People To ‘Lament, Repent And Apologize’ For Racism

The Salvation Army, known for its presence outside stores with bell-ringers and a red kettle for donations, asked white people to “lament, repent and apologize for biases or racist ideologies held and…

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Michael F. Easley, Jr. Sworn In as United States Attorney

RALEIGH, N.C. – Michael F. Easley, Jr. has taken the oath of office to become the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina. Mr. Easley was nominated by President…

Merck Says COVID-19 Pill Less Effective Than Initially Suggested

Merck announced Friday that updated data on its experimental COVID-19 pill show the drug is less effective than previously reported, and will now move to test treatment for safety. Merck said the…

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California Effectively Ends Fracking, Cites ‘Urgent Climate Effects’

California has gradually weaned itself off fossil fuel fracking well ahead of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s 2024 ban of the oil and gas extraction method. The California Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM),…

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Indiana Educator Who Exposed CRT Banned From School

An Indianapolis Public Schools administrator who leaked student trainings infused with critical race theory (CRT) was banned from school buildings and locked out of his email Wednesday. “I am currently banned from…

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Former St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Jack Strain Pleads Guilty to Soliciting and Receiving Bribes Involving Contract for Privatization of Work Release Program in St. Tammany Parish

Salvation Army Deletes ‘Let’s Talk About Racism Guide’ Following Backlash

Orangeburg Brothers Sentenced on Federal Firearm Charges Related to Shooting

Providence Man Admits to False Use of a Social Security Number to Defraud Rhode Island Food Stamp, Medicaid Programs

Baytown man gets 60 years for sexually-exploiting children

Biden’s FCC Nominee With History Of Net Neutrality Activism Set For Tough Hearing

EXCLUSIVE: My Night At The Border With ‘Operation Lone Star’ In Texas

CITY OF TAYLOR OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO ACCEPTING BRIBES WHILE TAYLOR’S MANAGER OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND TREASURER OF MAYOR SOLLARS’ CAMPAIGN FUND

International Hacking Group Members Sentenced for SIM Hijacking Conspiracy That Resulted in the Theft of Millions in Cryptocurrency

The Squad Urges DOJ To Free Criminal Lawyer Who Fought Big Oil

United States Attorney’s Office Celebrates Native American Heritage Month

Dena J. King Is Sworn In As United States Attorney For The Western District Of North Carolina

New York City Rep Tom Suozzi Announces Campaign For Governor

Jack Dorsey To Step Down As Twitter CEO

Park service removed 1880s pipeline along Musconetcong River

Salvation Army Wants People To ‘Lament, Repent And Apologize’ For Racism

Michael F. Easley, Jr. Sworn In as United States Attorney

Merck Says COVID-19 Pill Less Effective Than Initially Suggested

California Effectively Ends Fracking, Cites ‘Urgent Climate Effects’

Indiana Educator Who Exposed CRT Banned From School

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