US Sentences Indian To 5 Years In Jail For Smuggling Illegal Immigrants
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Wednesday April 24, 2019
A 61-year-old Indian has been jailed for five years in the US over charges of illegally helping foreigners, including a majority of Indians, enter into the country, the US Department of Justice has said.
No Evidence Of Trump, Russia Collusion In 2016 Polls: Robert Mueller Report
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday April 18, 2019
The US Department of Justice released a redacted version on Thursday of special counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
US Justice Department Orders Probe Into Frigid New York Jail: Report
World News | Reuters | Thursday February 7, 2019
The US Department of Justice late on Wednesday ordered an investigation into a Brooklyn jail where inmates said they spent days in frigid, dark cells after a fire cut power and heat during a cold snap in New York City, media reports said.
California's Tough Net Neutrality Bill Prompts US Lawsuit
Associated Press | Monday October 1, 2018
The US Department of Justice wants to stop the law, arguing that it creates burdensome, anti-consumer requirements that go against the federal government's approach of deregulating the Internet.
Indian-Origin Man To Pay $136,000 For Duping Americans In Tech Scam
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Wednesday June 13, 2018
An Indian-origin man has agreed to pay more than USD 136,000 and to a permanent ban on offering tech support services as part of a settlement with US federal authorities over allegations that he provided substantial assistance to an India-based tech support scam.
Donald Trump Appeals Court Ruling He Can't Block Twitter Critics
World News | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday June 6, 2018
The US Department of Justice on Wednesday said it will appeal a federal judge's ruling last month that President Donald Trump cannot legally block Twitter users who disagree with him.
US Appeals Against Ruling That Donald Trump Could Not "Legally" Block Twitter Followers
World News | Reuters | Tuesday June 5, 2018
The US Justice Department said on Monday it would appeal against a federal judge's ruling that President Donald Trump may not legally block Twitter users from his account on the social media platform based on their political views, according to a court filing.
US Government Seeks End to Supreme Court Privacy Fight With Microsoft
Reuters | Monday April 2, 2018
"This case is now moot," the US Department of Justice said, citing the newly passed legislation, in a 16-page court filing on Friday that requested the dismissal.
Ex-CIA Officer Arrested From New York Airport For Retaining Classified Information
World News | Reuters | Wednesday January 17, 2018
A former Central Intelligence Agency officer was arrested at a US airport on Monday night in connection with charges that he illegally retained highly classified information, the US Justice Department said Tuesday.
US Indicts Major Chinese Traffickers For Selling Fentanyl Online
World News | Reuters | Wednesday October 18, 2017
The US Department of Justice has indicted two major Chinese drug traffickers on charges of making illegal versions of fentanyl and selling the highly addictive drug to Americans over the internet and through international mail.
Indian Origin Men Plead Guilty In US Call Centre Scandal
Indians Abroad | Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday September 9, 2017
Four Indian-origin men have pleaded guilty to conspiracy and fraud charges for their roles in a massive telephone impersonation fraud and money laundering scheme in the US perpetrated by a network of India-based call centres, the US Department of Justice said.
Uber Probed by US for Possible Bribery Law Violations
Reuters | Wednesday August 30, 2017
The preliminary investigation is the latest in a series of legal wrangles at Uber as the ride-services company waits for its new chief executive to take the reins.
Indian-American Fined $40,000 For Filing False Visa Applications
Business | Press Trust of India | Friday August 11, 2017
Rohit Saksena filed visa applications that falsely claimed jobs awaited foreign workers at a California company, the US Justice Department said.
AT&T's $85-Billion Deal For Time Warner Wins European Commission Nod
Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday March 15, 2017
The US Federal Communications Commission does not expect to review the deal, a spokesman for the agency said last month.
US Appeals Court Will Not Put Donald Trump Travel Ban Case On Hold
World News | Reuters | Tuesday February 28, 2017
A federal appeals court on Monday rejected a US Department of Justice request to place on hold an appeal over President Donald Trump's travel ban on people from seven majority-Muslim countries.
Ranbaxy faces ratings downgrade
Jul 15, 2008
US Sentences Indian To 5 Years In Jail For Smuggling Illegal Immigrants
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Wednesday April 24, 2019
A 61-year-old Indian has been jailed for five years in the US over charges of illegally helping foreigners, including a majority of Indians, enter into the country, the US Department of Justice has said.
No Evidence Of Trump, Russia Collusion In 2016 Polls: Robert Mueller Report
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday April 18, 2019
The US Department of Justice released a redacted version on Thursday of special counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
US Justice Department Orders Probe Into Frigid New York Jail: Report
World News | Reuters | Thursday February 7, 2019
The US Department of Justice late on Wednesday ordered an investigation into a Brooklyn jail where inmates said they spent days in frigid, dark cells after a fire cut power and heat during a cold snap in New York City, media reports said.
California's Tough Net Neutrality Bill Prompts US Lawsuit
Associated Press | Monday October 1, 2018
The US Department of Justice wants to stop the law, arguing that it creates burdensome, anti-consumer requirements that go against the federal government's approach of deregulating the Internet.
Indian-Origin Man To Pay $136,000 For Duping Americans In Tech Scam
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Wednesday June 13, 2018
An Indian-origin man has agreed to pay more than USD 136,000 and to a permanent ban on offering tech support services as part of a settlement with US federal authorities over allegations that he provided substantial assistance to an India-based tech support scam.
Donald Trump Appeals Court Ruling He Can't Block Twitter Critics
World News | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday June 6, 2018
The US Department of Justice on Wednesday said it will appeal a federal judge's ruling last month that President Donald Trump cannot legally block Twitter users who disagree with him.
US Appeals Against Ruling That Donald Trump Could Not "Legally" Block Twitter Followers
World News | Reuters | Tuesday June 5, 2018
The US Justice Department said on Monday it would appeal against a federal judge's ruling that President Donald Trump may not legally block Twitter users from his account on the social media platform based on their political views, according to a court filing.
US Government Seeks End to Supreme Court Privacy Fight With Microsoft
Reuters | Monday April 2, 2018
"This case is now moot," the US Department of Justice said, citing the newly passed legislation, in a 16-page court filing on Friday that requested the dismissal.
Ex-CIA Officer Arrested From New York Airport For Retaining Classified Information
World News | Reuters | Wednesday January 17, 2018
A former Central Intelligence Agency officer was arrested at a US airport on Monday night in connection with charges that he illegally retained highly classified information, the US Justice Department said Tuesday.
US Indicts Major Chinese Traffickers For Selling Fentanyl Online
World News | Reuters | Wednesday October 18, 2017
The US Department of Justice has indicted two major Chinese drug traffickers on charges of making illegal versions of fentanyl and selling the highly addictive drug to Americans over the internet and through international mail.
Indian Origin Men Plead Guilty In US Call Centre Scandal
Indians Abroad | Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday September 9, 2017
Four Indian-origin men have pleaded guilty to conspiracy and fraud charges for their roles in a massive telephone impersonation fraud and money laundering scheme in the US perpetrated by a network of India-based call centres, the US Department of Justice said.
Uber Probed by US for Possible Bribery Law Violations
Reuters | Wednesday August 30, 2017
The preliminary investigation is the latest in a series of legal wrangles at Uber as the ride-services company waits for its new chief executive to take the reins.
Indian-American Fined $40,000 For Filing False Visa Applications
Business | Press Trust of India | Friday August 11, 2017
Rohit Saksena filed visa applications that falsely claimed jobs awaited foreign workers at a California company, the US Justice Department said.
AT&T's $85-Billion Deal For Time Warner Wins European Commission Nod
Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday March 15, 2017
The US Federal Communications Commission does not expect to review the deal, a spokesman for the agency said last month.
US Appeals Court Will Not Put Donald Trump Travel Ban Case On Hold
World News | Reuters | Tuesday February 28, 2017
A federal appeals court on Monday rejected a US Department of Justice request to place on hold an appeal over President Donald Trump's travel ban on people from seven majority-Muslim countries.
Ranbaxy faces ratings downgrade
Jul 15, 2008
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