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nviction • The Rise of Vivek Ramaswamy: A Long-Shot Candidate Ascends in the GOP Campaign • Puerto Rican Bank Sues NY Fed for Suspending Account in Venezuela-Linked Crackdown • Opinion: The Stakes Are Far Too High To Allow Gambling on U.S. Elections BIG PICTURE • New York Times • Wall Street Journal •

Issued in Trump Classified Documents Case, New Filings Show • Gynecologist Accused of Sexually Abusing Over 200 Patients Is Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison • New Witness Of Malcolm X's Assassination Comes Forward • Defense Wants Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter's Long-Dead Father Exhumed to Prove Paternity

ils On College Athlete Payments • Alina Habba Is Named Acting U.S. Attorney In New Jersey • Judge Weighing Disciplinary Referral For DOJ Lawyers In Venezuela Deportations Case • New Idaho College Murders Documents Show Some Victims Were 'Unrecognizable; Fought Back • Trump Signs Executive Order Laying Ou

n, et al.), and Newsmax (07/24, Thomas). Back to Top COUNTERTERRORISM Neo-Nazi's Vile Bomb Threats Against Jewish Hospitals Land Him Five Years in Prison Hoodline (07/24, Decker) reported that Domagoj Patkovic, an Oregon man, has been sentenced to 5 years in prison for making antisemitic bomb threats

commerce a year, even as the authorities have shut down numerous leading markets. Countries that are facing American economic sanctions, like Iran, Venezuela and Russia, have also taken steps toward creating their own cryptocurrencies to circumvent them. Bitcoin has been slower to take off among terroris

stein Suicide. 31 Terrorism and International Narcotics Baktash Akasha US Court Sentences Confessed Kenyan Drug Lord Baktash Akasha to 25 Years in Prison Mwakilishi.corn By John Wanjohi 8/16/19 A US federal court on Friday sentenced confessed Kenyan drug lord Baktash Akasha Abdalla to 25 years in

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ess (08/25, Sisak) highlighted that the Trump administration has declared drug cartels to be terrorist organizations, positioned military assets off Venezuela, and compelled the Mexican government to hand over several dozen high-ranking cartel officials for prosecution. In a DOJ press release, Director Pat

on Bond • Former Owners of North Carolina Company Plead Guilty to Fraud • Nevada Man Convicted of Sex Trafficking, Faces up to Fifty Five Years in Prison • Multi-Agency Operation Results in Nearly Eighty Undocumented Migrant Arrests in the Valley • FBI Warns of Rising Swatting Incidents After 'False

Praises President Trump as 'True Peacemaker' After Historic Azerbaijan- Armenia Deal OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • U.S. Destroyers Head Toward Waters off Venezuela to Pressure Drug Cartels • President Trump Says No Ground Troops, but Maybe Air Support, to Back Ukraine Peace Deal • Texas Democrats Plan to Spend

rorism and Corruption, Sources Say COUNTERINTELLIGENCE • California Man Who Admitted Shipping Weapons to North Korea Is Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS • House Panel to Make Epstein Files Public After Redactions to Protect Victim Identities • FBI Arrests U.S. Gymnastics Aca

Out Missions for Iranian Agents • Nigerian Court Jails Separatist Leader Kanu for Life Over Terrorism • Rubio Says Maduro Is Terrorist-In-Chief of Venezuela's "Cartel de Los Soles." Is It Even a Real Group? • US Banks Shelve $20 Billion Bailout Plan for Argentina • Trump Peace Plan Demands Major Concess

Flag, Lawsuit Says • Continued Reporting: GOP Senators Warn AG Bondi Not To Slow-Walk Release Of Epstein Files COUNTERTERRORISM • Fifteen Years in Prison for Afghan Who Plotted US Election Day Attack • Five Accused of Supporting Antifa Plead Guilty to Terrorism-Related Offense After Texas Shooting •

charges that he went on an alleged "international crime spree including the 2018 killings and robbery of a couple in Florida to fund travel plans to Venezuela to wage military-style raids against its government, federal prosecutors announced Monday. The article added that authorities noted that 34-year-old

700% Increase in Sextortion Schemes Targeting Teens Online • Los Angeles Shooter Who Commited Hate Crime Against Jewish Men Faces up to 40 Years in Prison • Continued Reporting: Retired 4-Star Admiral Arrested and Charged in Bribery Scheme • Prosecutors Ask Judge to Deny George Santos' Bid to Have Som

Reuters Released Russian Dissident Kara-Murza Visits U.S. Congress Reuters In Egypt, Blinken to Discuss Bilateral Ties, Gaza Ceasefire Reuters Venezuela Arrests Fourth U.S. Citizen This Month Reuters Biden Calls on Sudan's Warring Parties to Re-Engage in Negotiations Reuters Back to Top OTHER WAS

n Jan. 6 Charges, Washington Man Is Sentenced • Two Men Arrested in Northwest Ohio for Connections to Jan. 6 Insurrection • DOJ Wants Four Years in Prison for Pastor Who Used Bullhorn to Incite Mob on Jan. 6 • Montana Man Convicted in Jan. 6 Insurrection Speaks to '60 Minutes' • Continued Reporting: W

and Asghar Ali, who targeted Jewish individuals or institutions. The article noted the FBI's involvement in several of the ensuing investigations. Venezuela Weaponized Tren de Aragua Gang to Hurt the U.S., FBI Warned in January Miami Herald (05/29, Delgado) reported that a newly surfaced FBI memo from Ja

U.S. Is Storing Migrant Children's DNA in a Criminal Database • FBI Donates Body Armor to Iowa Police Department • Larry Hoover 'Deserves to Be in Prison,' Chicago FBI Boss Says of Gangster Disciples Founder as Lawyers Praise Trump Choice • ManTech's FBI Protest Once Again Falls Short • Seattle Mayo