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Justice

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New York Times — US

Justice Department Issues Subpoena to New York Times Freelancer

The Justice Department has subpoenaed a freelancer from the New York Times in an effort to identify sources connected to a SEAL Team 6 mission in North Korea from 2019. This mission was covered in a New York Times article released in the previous year.

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New York Times — Politics

Justice Department Issues Subpoena to New York Times Freelancer

The Justice Department has subpoenaed a freelancer for the New York Times in connection with an investigation into a SEAL Team 6 mission conducted in North Korea in 2019. The mission was covered in a New York Times article from the previous year.

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Vox

US Secretary of State Criticizes International Criminal Court Amid Internal Turmoil

The International Criminal Court is experiencing turmoil following the removal of its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, amid allegations of misconduct. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has criticized the ICC, stating that the Trump administration seeks to dismantle it. Despite this, experts indicate that the US cannot unilaterally dismantle the court, which remains supported by many allied nations.

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Fox News — Latest

Sheriff Provides Update on Nancy Guthrie Abduction Investigation

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos provided an update on the investigation into the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, stating that investigators are reviewing tens of thousands of video clips and have released notes that may have been sent by one of her kidnappers. While no arrests have been made, Nanos expressed optimism about the investigation's progress and the collaboration with the FBI and technology companies.

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Guardian — US

Department of Justice misses New Mexico deadline for Epstein ranch documents

The US Department of Justice has not responded to a July 31 deadline set by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez for documents concerning abuse at the Zorro ranch, formerly owned by Jeffrey Epstein. The request for these unredacted files was made in February as part of a renewed investigation into the ranch's activities.

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The Daily Beast

Father of Murdered Woman Reflects on Family Tragedy

Gary Anderson, the father of Amanda Karolkiewicz, spoke about the tragic loss of his daughter and her six children in a suspected murder-suicide by Kristopher Karolkiewicz. Anderson expressed love for both his daughter and son-in-law while struggling to understand the reasons behind the tragedy. Authorities found the bodies after responding to a fire at their home in Grand Haven Township, Michigan.

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New York Post

Suspect in California surveillance case found dead

A California man, who faced allegations of using his vacation rental for secret surveillance and hoarding child sexual abuse files, has been found dead following his arrest. The circumstances surrounding his death have not been disclosed.

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New York Times — US

Officer Charged With Violating Privacy for Recording Colleagues’ Racism

An officer faces charges for violating privacy laws by recording colleagues' racist comments. The Police Department began an internal investigation after The Los Angeles Times reported on the recordings, which drew widespread condemnation from city leaders.

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New York Post

George Santos Settles CFTC Probe with $35,000 Payment

George Santos has reached a settlement with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, agreeing to pay $35,000 related to his State of the Union betting activities on Kalshi. The settlement also includes a three-year ban on trading.

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New York Times — Politics

Charges Dropped Against David Hearn in Vandalism Case

David Hearn, a former Olympian, had felony vandalism charges against him related to the Reflecting Pool. He pleaded not guilty, and the charges have now been dropped.

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Fox News — Latest

Police Investigate Shooting of Walmart Employee in Pennsylvania

Police are investigating a shooting incident at a Walmart in Darby Township, Pennsylvania, where a female employee was shot during a dispute between two men. The suspect fled the scene, and police are reviewing surveillance footage to identify him. The employee was taken to the hospital, and her condition is currently unknown.

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apnews.com

Justice Department Dismisses Case Against Former Olympian David Hearn

The Justice Department has dismissed the criminal case against former Olympian David Hearn, who was charged with damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. New evidence indicated that the damage was caused by a contractor's faulty installation rather than vandalism. Hearn's defense argued that the case was unfounded and highlighted preexisting damage to the pool.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Judge Rules Nuns Exempt from New York Assisted-Suicide Law During Ongoing Case

A federal judge has ruled that Catholic nuns and healthcare ministries in New York will not be forced to comply with a new assisted-suicide law while their legal case is ongoing. The lawsuit argues that the law violates the religious beliefs of the plaintiffs, who emphasize their commitment to providing life-affirming care.

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