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nces to provide updates on any threats to Congress and progress on efforts to protect the Capitol complex and the people who work and visit there." Oregon Man Arrested In Attack On US Capitol. The AP (3/29) reports that "an Oregon man has been arrested in Florida on criminal charges in connection with

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as being 'Nassau County-based." Woman Pleads Guilty To Orchestrating $400M Ponzi Scheme In California. MLive (MI) (7/24, Clark, 925K) reports from Ann Arbor, Michigan, "An Ann Arbor native accused of orchestrating a $400 million Ponzi scheme in California for nearly a decade has pleaded guilty to federa

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