Second defendant arrested in case alleging theft of trade secrets from American aviation company

CINCINNATI – An Italian national was arrested in Marino, Italy on Oct. 2 pursuant to a provisional arrest request from the United States in a case involving two defendants charged here with…

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Amite Man Guilty of Providing False Statements to the Transportation Security Administration

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – United States Attorney Peter G. Strasser announced that GERMIEL AUSTIN, age 35, a resident of Amite, Louisiana, pleaded guilty today to a one-count bill of information charging him…

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Baltimore man, 73, wins $25,000 Pick 3 lottery ticket

BALTIMORE, MD – A 73-year-old Baltimore man hit paydirt this week after he won $25,000 on his Pick 3 lottery numbers. “The 73-year-old found his lucky ticket at ING Wireless located at…

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Chicago Woman Who Cashed Her Deceased Grandmother’s Pension Checks Convicted on Federal Fraud and Tax Charges

CHICAGO — A federal jury has convicted a Chicago woman on fraud and tax offenses for cashing her deceased grandmother’s pension checks and preparing false tax returns. EUNICE SALLEY, also known as…

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Devon Archer Sentenced To A Year And A Day In Prison For The Fraudulent Issuance And Sale Of More Than $60 Million Of Tribal Bonds

Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that DEVON ARCHER was sentenced today by the Honorable Ronnie Abrams to a year and a day in…

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EXCLUSIVE: Economy Committee Republicans Urge Biden To Reverse Policies Ahead Of State Of The Union

Republicans on the House Select Committee on the Economy issued a joint statement Monday, slamming the Biden administration’s “failed economic policies.” Led by Ranking Member Bryan Steil of Wisconsin, the committee’s entire…

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Baltimore CBP Officers Seize Opium Poppy Pod Shipment destined to Cecil County, Maryland

BALTIMORE – Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers intercepted a shipment of poppy pods in Baltimore on Wednesday that were destined to an address in Cecil County, Maryland. Officers inspected the express…

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Baltimore To Spend $90 Million In Federal Funds On Hotels For Homeless And Other Homeless Programs

Baltimore plans to spend $90.4 million of federal funds to buy hotels to replace existing homeless shelters and support other homelessness programs, The Baltimore Sun reported Tuesday. The city has not yet…

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Western Leaders Split On Whether To Boot Russia From Major Payment System

Western leaders are divided on the question of whether to kick Russia out of a major international payment system, a move that could cripple the nation’s banks and ability to trade abroad,…

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Supreme Court Hears Blockbuster Climate Case With Separation Of Powers Implications

The Supreme Court heard arguments in West Virginia v. EPA on Monday, a blockbuster case that could have major ramifications in future separation of powers cases. “West Virginia v. EPA is one…

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‘Show This To Putin’: Doctor Tries To Save 6-Year-Old Girl Shellacked By Bomb, Looks Directly In Camera

A young Ukrainian girl injured in a Russian shelling was taken to a hospital Sunday where doctors tried to save her life, the Associated Press reported. In Mariupol, Ukraine, amid ongoing fighting…

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Toyota Suspends Japanese Factories After Reports Of Cyberattack

Toyota is suspending production of all its Japanese factories beginning Tuesday after reports of a cyberattack that caused system malfunctions, Reuters reported. The Japanese car giant will temporarily halt production at all…

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Police Catch Man Who Allegedly Bludgeoned Woman With Hammer At Subway Station, Left Her Bleeding From Brain

The New York Police City Department arrested a man for allegedly attacking a woman with a hammer in the Subway Thursday evening. The suspect could be seen following the victim down stairs at…

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Russian Currency Plummets After Invasion And Western Sanctions

The Russian ruble plummeted to a record low value Monday after Western countries announced sanctions on Russia as the nation’s invasion of Ukraine intensified, multiple sources reported. The ruble tumbled as much…

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Phil Murphy Needs to Follow the CDC Science, Unmask Kids Now, Says Senator

TRENTON, NJ – The CDC has released new guidance that says Americans who are not showing signs of illness no longer need to wear face masks, but Governor Phil Murphy continues to…

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‘Irreversible’: UN Drops Another ‘Dire Warning’ Climate Change Report

The United Nations’ top panel studying climate change released an in-depth report, outlining the many dire and sometimes cataclysmic consequences of not curbing carbon emissions. The most vulnerable global populations are already…

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New Jersey Utility Shutoff Moratorium Ends March 15th

TRENTON, NJ – If you are behind on your utility bills in New Jersey due to hardships caused by the pandemic and Governor Phil Murphy’s year-long business shutdown, time is running out.…

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Ukraine Government Reports 3,000 Russian Soldiers Killed, 200 Captured as Putin’s Invasion Met with Stiff Resistance

Kyiv, Ukraine – Ukrainian Minister of Defence of Ukraine Oleksii Reznikov on Saturday said his nation has soured Russian President Vladimir Putin’s plan for a swift victory in his country. Reznikov announced…

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Ukrainian Defense Minister says Russians taking heavy losses, resorting to looting businesses for fuel, supplies

Kyiv, Ukraine – Deputy Minister of Defence of Ukraine, Hanna Maliar said on Saturday that Russia’s invasion isn’t going as well as Vladimir Putin had planned. Maliar said Russian forces are running…

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Jersey Shore Dad to Climb Mount Everest to Raise Awareness for Son’s Rare Disease

MANALAPAN, NJ – A freehold business owner and father, James Raffone is going tot the top of the world to help his son battle a rare form of Muscular Dystrophy and is…

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Second defendant arrested in case alleging theft of trade secrets from American aviation company

Amite Man Guilty of Providing False Statements to the Transportation Security Administration

Baltimore man, 73, wins $25,000 Pick 3 lottery ticket

Chicago Woman Who Cashed Her Deceased Grandmother’s Pension Checks Convicted on Federal Fraud and Tax Charges

Devon Archer Sentenced To A Year And A Day In Prison For The Fraudulent Issuance And Sale Of More Than $60 Million Of Tribal Bonds

EXCLUSIVE: Economy Committee Republicans Urge Biden To Reverse Policies Ahead Of State Of The Union

Baltimore CBP Officers Seize Opium Poppy Pod Shipment destined to Cecil County, Maryland

Baltimore To Spend $90 Million In Federal Funds On Hotels For Homeless And Other Homeless Programs

Western Leaders Split On Whether To Boot Russia From Major Payment System

Supreme Court Hears Blockbuster Climate Case With Separation Of Powers Implications

‘Show This To Putin’: Doctor Tries To Save 6-Year-Old Girl Shellacked By Bomb, Looks Directly In Camera

Toyota Suspends Japanese Factories After Reports Of Cyberattack

Police Catch Man Who Allegedly Bludgeoned Woman With Hammer At Subway Station, Left Her Bleeding From Brain

Russian Currency Plummets After Invasion And Western Sanctions

Phil Murphy Needs to Follow the CDC Science, Unmask Kids Now, Says Senator

‘Irreversible’: UN Drops Another ‘Dire Warning’ Climate Change Report

New Jersey Utility Shutoff Moratorium Ends March 15th

Ukraine Government Reports 3,000 Russian Soldiers Killed, 200 Captured as Putin’s Invasion Met with Stiff Resistance

Ukrainian Defense Minister says Russians taking heavy losses, resorting to looting businesses for fuel, supplies

Jersey Shore Dad to Climb Mount Everest to Raise Awareness for Son’s Rare Disease

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