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Jeffrey Epstein Did Not Maintain "Client List", Says US Justice Department
Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his jail cell in August 2019, weeks after his arrest on sex trafficking charges.
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Chinese Cybercriminals Targeted COVID-19 Vaccine Research, Hacked Several Firms, Defence Contractors: US
Two Chinese cybercriminals have been indicted by the US Justice Department for trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine research and hacking hundreds of companies in the US and abroad, including defence contractors.
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India-Based Printer Named In Million Dollar Mail Fraud In America
United States of America will initiate action against a host of global companies and individuals, including those in India, involved in a multi-million dollar mass mailing fraud that has defrauded thousands of elderly and vulnerable people.
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US Jail Inmates Allegedly Forced to Engage in 'Gladiator-Style' Fights
Inmates in a San Francisco jail have alleged that they were forced by prison officials to engage in "gladiator-style" fights for sadistic pleasure and betting, prompting a probe.
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US Appoints Indian-American to Key Position in Justice Department
Indian-American Anita M Singh, who previously worked at the White House on cyber-related issues, has been appointed the Chief of Staff and Counselor in the National Security Division of the US Justice Department.
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US Prosecutors Aim for More Human Rights Cases
The US Justice Department is encouraging the reporting of human rights abusers hiding in plain sight. It hopes to raise the profile of a relatively new prosecution unit and make refugees comfortable with helping investigators.
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Jeffrey Epstein Did Not Maintain "Client List", Says US Justice Department
Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his jail cell in August 2019, weeks after his arrest on sex trafficking charges.
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Chinese Cybercriminals Targeted COVID-19 Vaccine Research, Hacked Several Firms, Defence Contractors: US
Two Chinese cybercriminals have been indicted by the US Justice Department for trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine research and hacking hundreds of companies in the US and abroad, including defence contractors.
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India-Based Printer Named In Million Dollar Mail Fraud In America
United States of America will initiate action against a host of global companies and individuals, including those in India, involved in a multi-million dollar mass mailing fraud that has defrauded thousands of elderly and vulnerable people.
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US Jail Inmates Allegedly Forced to Engage in 'Gladiator-Style' Fights
Inmates in a San Francisco jail have alleged that they were forced by prison officials to engage in "gladiator-style" fights for sadistic pleasure and betting, prompting a probe.
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US Appoints Indian-American to Key Position in Justice Department
Indian-American Anita M Singh, who previously worked at the White House on cyber-related issues, has been appointed the Chief of Staff and Counselor in the National Security Division of the US Justice Department.
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US Prosecutors Aim for More Human Rights Cases
The US Justice Department is encouraging the reporting of human rights abusers hiding in plain sight. It hopes to raise the profile of a relatively new prosecution unit and make refugees comfortable with helping investigators.
