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Hundreds In Connection With $6B Healthcare Fraud Takedown. • US Charges Former California Businessman In Alleged Ponzi Scheme. • US Charges Former Indiana Lawmaker, Gaming Executive In Campaign Donation Scheme. • Hawaiian Defense Contractor Arrested For CARES Act Fraud. Cyber Division • FBI, CISA War

g on `Challenges and Successes of Conservation Programs in 2020' * Held via Cisco Webex and in Rm 1300, Longworth House Office Building; 10:00 AM * House Foreign Affairs Committee hybrid markup hearing — Hybrid markup hearing on legislation including `H.R. 6986, Protecting Human Rights During Pandemic Act', `H.R. 7990, FENTANY

ted." Prosecutors accused Melgar of participating in a team that carried out robberies of "15 businesses in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Indiana in 2016 and 2017." During one of the incidents, a bystander, Jose Cruz, was shot and killed after attempting to defend himself when one of the robbe

which controversially then restricted the trading of the stock, leading to accusations of market manipulation Location: Virtual Event; 12:00 PM * House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on `atrocities in Xinjiang, China' (virtual) — Virtual hearing on `The Atrocities Against Uyghurs and Other Minorities in Xinjiang', held vi

AP (7/13, Smith) reports from Indianapolis, "An attorney for two people accused of being involved in a reported assault on a Black man at a southern Indiana lake said Monday his clients are victims of a 'smear campaign' and a 'rush to judgment." Vauhxx Booker, "a local civil rights activist and member o

p's Niece Can Talk About Family While Promoting Book. • Trump Gets Second 45-Day Extension On Financial Disclosure Forms. • Castro To Seek Chair Of House Foreign Affairs Committee. INTERNATIONAL NEWS • As Global Cases Hit 13M, WHO Warns Countries "Headed In The Wrong Direction." • US-Canada Travel Ban Expected To Be Extended

e custody while at least 23 prisons in eight states have deployed attack-trained dogs on prisoners in recent years — Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Virginia. According to the article, over the past six years, hundreds of incarcerated people have been bitten

ng their number of intelligence agents in Mexico, possibly aiming to disrupt the United States. According to the article, U.S. officials, including House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Michael McCaul, have expressed concern over the implications of this expansion, particularly as it could potentially enable covert operatio