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ews (4/25, Shahrigian, 2.51M) provide similar coverage. India Restricts Social Media Post Critical Of Pandemic Response. The New York Times (4/25, Singh, Mozur, 20.6M) reports the Indian government on Sunday "said it ordered Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to take down dozens of social media posts cr

l-Nusra." Virginia Man Arrested For Making Bomb Threats. The Washington Post (4/23, Hedgpeth, 10.52M) reports 27-year-old Henock Seyoum Pastoor of Alexandria, Virginia "was arrested Wednesday and charged with making threats to 'bomb or damage buildings' at a Metro stop, according to a statement from Metro

rriaga faces several charges that could potentially include capital murder and will face a judge on Wednesday.' Villarreal added "the family of Cpl. Singh is now planning his funeral. It's set for Saturday, Jan. 5: Feds "Fail To Fix Flaw" On Juvenile Abusers Escaping Accountability On Military Bases.

ind in a house David Tracy bought when he first came to Ridgefield, Conn., in 1987." However, a researcher "at the Potomack Co., an auction house in Alexandria, Va., discovered that the painting had been stolen from a museum in Nazi- occupied Ukraine in 1941, during World War II." The auction house "called t

ss. Back to Top OTHER FBI NEWS Booz Allen To Pay $377.4 Million To Settle U.S. Charges Over Past Billing Practices EFTA00160525 Reuters (07/21, Singh) reported that Booz Allen Hamilton Holding, a U.S. consulting firm, agreed to pay $377.4 million to resolve allegations that it improperly billed co

material charges. According to the article, James Gordon Meek, 53, of Arlington, Virginia, admitted during a plea hearing in U.S. District Court in Alexandria that he illegally possessed and transported images of child sexual abuse. He covered national security issues for the network until he resigned last

nment "issued detailed guidelines on Sunday for monitoring COVID-19 cases that were spreading in India's vast countryside." Meanwhile, the AP (5/16, Singh, Banerjee) reports police have begun "reaching out to villagers in northern India to investigate the recovery of bodies buried in shallow sand grav

the U.S. Army Special Forces who last year admitted to spying for Russia was sentenced Friday to more than 15 years in prison by a federal judge in Alexandria." Peter Dzibinski Debbins, 46, "pleaded guilty in November to the espionage-related charge of conspiracy to gather or deliver defense information t