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rting Iran's nuclear program, missile development, global terrorism enterprise, and its network of EFTA00135790 terror proxy groups, according to the Treasury Department." Mnuchin said in a statement, "Our sanctions programs will continue until Iran stops its support of terrorist activities and ends its nuclear prog

y." The paper notes that the FBI took part in the investigation. Idaho Man Accuses Police Of Framing Him In Colorado Cold Case. The Twin Falls (ID) Times-News (10/8, Matthews, 70K) reports Twin Falls, Idaho, resident Steve Pankey, who "unsuccessfully ran for Idaho governor twice," says he plans to "go befo

ntified as supporting Iran's nuclear program, missile development, global terrorism enterprise, and its network of terror proxy groups, according to the Treasury Department." Mnuchin said in a statement, "Our sanctions programs will continue until Iran stops its support of terrorist activities and ends its nuclear progr

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pay nearly $2 million in federal income taxes." The Times adds the DO) "said in its complaint, which also covered interest and other penalties, that the Treasury Department had notified Mr. Stone and his wife, Nydia Stone, that they had an unpaid tax liability, but that they had 'failed and refused to pay.' The chief c

nal history, the D.C. court determined that he is not a threat so society." Pennsylvania Man Faces Federal Charges Over Capitol Riot. The Erie (PA) Times-News (4/19, 35K) reports Jeremy J. Vorous of Venango, PA "has been indicted in federal court in Washington, D.C." on "five counts, including obstruction

sury A "Good Idea." Politico (12/7, Warmbrodt, 4.29M) reports NEC Director Kudlow on Monday "applauded [Biden's] nomination of Janet Yellen to lead the Treasury Department. ... Kudlow said Yellen's nomination to lead Treasury was a 'good idea: He said she 'knows the ropes' and did a 'decent job' when she chaired the Fe

gamble, losing large amounts between 2016 and 2018, according to the FBI." Georgia Man Sentenced In Pennsylvania Check-Cashing Scam. The Erie (PA) Times-News (12/7, Palattella, 33K) reports, "A 34-year-old man from Atlanta was sentenced in federal court in Erie on Monday to four years in federal prison fo

tified as supporting Iran's nuclear program, missile development, global terrorism enterprise, and its network of terror proxy groups, according to the Treasury Department." Mnuchin said in a statement, "Our sanctions programs will continue until Iran stops its support of terrorist activities and ends its nuclear prog

y." The paper notes that the FBI took part in the investigation. Idaho Man Accuses Police Of Framing Him In Colorado Cold Case. The Twin Falls (ID) Times-News (10/8, Matthews, 70K) reports Twin Falls, Idaho, resident Steve Pankey, who "unsuccessfully ran for Idaho governor twice," says he plans to "go befo

in the Allegheny County Jail on charges of weapons of mass destruction, arson and several misdemeanors. Authorities said he threatened to 'blow up the Treasury Department' in Harrisburg and 'take out' people at CIA headquarters in Washington, D.C. 'before I get gunned down." The Post- Gazette adds, "Police Thursday wer

he shower and taking nude photos of her, without her knowledge or consent." North Carolina Man Sentenced For Bank Robbery. The Hendersonville (NC) Times-News (7/14, 26K) reports U.S. District Judge Max O. Cogburn, Jr. "sentenced John Howard Johnson, 65, to 130 months in prison followed by three years of

pay nearly $2 million in federal income taxes." The Times adds the DO) "said in its complaint, which also covered interest and other penalties, that the Treasury Department had notified Mr. Stone and his wife, Nydia Stone, that they had an unpaid tax liability, but that they had 'failed and refused to pay.' The chief c

al history, the D.C. court determined that he is not a threat so society." Pennsylvania Man Faces Federal Charges Over Capitol Riot. The Erie (PA) Times-News (4/19, 35K) reports Jeremy J. Vorous of Venango, PA "has been indicted in federal court in Washington, D.C." on "five counts, including obstruction

tified as supporting Iran's nuclear program, missile development, global terrorism enterprise, and its network of terror proxy groups, according to the Treasury Department." Mnuchin said in a statement, "Our sanctions programs will continue until Iran stops its support of terrorist EFTA01658612 activities and ends i

y." The paper notes that the FBI took part in the investigation. Idaho Man Accuses Police Of Framing Him In Colorado Cold Case. The Twin Falls (ID) Times-News (10/8, Matthews, 70K) reports Twin Falls, Idaho, resident Steve Pankey, who "unsuccessfully ran for Idaho governor twice," says he plans to "go befo