Former Executive Director of Military Charity Sentenced for Fraud and Tax Evasion
Defendant Stole from Charity, Defrauded Donors, and Lied to IRS
The foundation’s stated mission was to protect and promote the physical, mental, and emotional wellness of military service members, veterans, and their families.
DEA: Reduce Amount of 5 Opioids Manufactured in 2020, Marijuana Research Increases by Almost...
The DEA is proposing to reduce the amount of five Schedule II opioid controlled substances that can be manufactured in the United States next year compared with 2019,
Guilty Verdict In First Federal Overdose Death Case
“The message from this verdict is simple. If you knowingly sell a substance that may contain fentanyl and that substance causes death, we will hold you accountable. In this case, for the Defendant, that means that he will spend at least the next 20 years in jail.”
Federal Charges Filed Against Greenpeace Protesters
One of the protesters arrested is from Georgia.
Specifically, the information alleges the protesters obstructed the waterway by rappelling off and suspending themselves from a bridge, causing a disruption and affected vessel traffic.
US Sends Another $4 Million to Bahamas, Sends Supplies by UPS Air
Saturday's flight, carrying a total of 50 metric tons of supplies, includes enough USAID water buckets and hygiene kits to help 10,000 people in need. The flight also includes four 10,000-liter water bladders, which will provide safe drinking water.
FBI Seeking Individual Who May Have Info Re: a Child Sexual Assault Victim
Do you know the man in this picture? The FBI is trying to contact the man as he may have critical information pertaining to the identity of a child victim in an ongoing sexual exploitation investigation.
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7 Nigerian Nationals Indicted in International Phishing, Romance Scam, and Other Cyber Financial Fraud...
Individuals across the country were victimized by the defendants’ online fraud schemes.
Former Blackwater Employees RE-Sentenced for Fatal 2007 Shooting at Nisur Square in Iraq
The shooting resulted in the killing of 14 unarmed civilians and the wounding of numerous others.
FCC Proposes $272,000 Fine of CBS for Misuse of Emergency Alert Tone
An expensive episode - The FCC has proposed a $272k fine against CBS for apparently broadcasting an EAS tone during a nationally televised episode of "Young Sheldon" absent an actual emergency, authorized test, or PSA.
$170.6 Million Announced to Support State Parks and Outdoor Recreation
Georgia will get almost $.4.5 million.
