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Bill Gates told Congress he saw no evidence of Epstein's crimes

Gates called the meetings with Epstein a mistake and denied visiting his island. He stated in Congress that he saw no evidence of the financier's crimes.

News of the World • June 11, 12:17 AM • 3494 views
Bill Gates to testify before U.S. Congress in Epstein case

Bill Gates will testify before the U. S. Congress regarding his meetings with Jeffrey Epstein. The billionaire calls these contacts a mistake and denies any wrongdoing.

News of the World • June 10, 07:19 AM • 3231 views
Murder of Iryna Zarutska in the USA: Accused declared incompetent and sent for compulsory treatment

Decarlos Brown, accused of the murder of Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, has been declared incompetent. The court ordered treatment to restore his mental state.

Crimes and emergencies • June 9, 08:15 PM • 12400 views
Prosecutor General Kravchenko counts on FBI assistance in expanding the evidence base regarding Russian aggressionPhoto

The Prosecutor General discussed countering cybercrime and collecting evidence of Russian aggression with the FBI. Digital forensics and the pursuit of criminals became the priorities.

Politics • June 5, 09:01 AM • 2776 views
Prosecutor General Kravchenko paid a visit to the USA. During a series of meetings, he discussed cooperation with the FBI and the fight against corruptionPhoto

Prosecutor General Kravchenko discussed cooperation with the FBI and the investigation of war crimes in the USA. The talks also covered the fight against corruption and the strengthening of sanctions.

Politics • June 3, 03:50 PM • 2688 views
Biden sues US Department of Justice over private interview recordings

Biden has sued the US Department of Justice over plans to release recordings of his conversations with a ghostwriter. The lawsuit challenges the transfer of private materials to Congress.

News of the World • May 27, 10:09 AM • 4110 views
US DOJ asks to lift ban on White House ballroom construction following shooting

The US Department of Justice is asking the court to lift the ban on the construction of the Trump ballroom. This is explained by the need to strengthen security following the shooting.

News of the World • May 26, 01:39 AM • 4246 views
Iraqi terrorist planned assassination of Ivanka Trump in revenge for Soleimani - mediaPhoto

Mohammad Al-Saadi planned to kill Trump's daughter due to the liquidation of Qasem Soleimani. The perpetrator was detained in Turkey and extradited to the USA.

Politics • May 23, 01:33 PM • 5308 views
Former prosecutor sent secret report against Trump to her email disguised as "cake recipes" – NYP

Carmen Lineberger is accused of stealing Department of Justice documents regarding the Donald Trump case. She disguised the files under the names of culinary recipes.

Crimes and emergencies • May 21, 12:06 PM • 5482 views
Trump seeks redemption in Cuba after his regime-change failure in Iran - CNN

The US has accused Raul Castro of murders and tightened the oil blockade of the island. Trump is seeking regime change in Cuba following the Venezuelan scenario.

News of the World • May 21, 10:08 AM • 3923 views
Trump, his family, and businesses granted immunity from tax audits - NYT

The US Department of Justice has granted Trump and his family immunity from tax audits.

News of the World • May 20, 03:40 PM • 3732 views
British police investigate new child abuse cases following release of Epstein documents

British police are investigating new cases of child abuse following the release of the Epstein documents. Data on human trafficking and the actions of Prince Andrew are being reviewed.

News of the World • May 19, 05:53 PM • 3051 views
In France, 10 new potential victims of Epstein have come forward to law enforcement

Ten new alleged victims of Jeffrey Epstein have contacted the French police. The investigation is examining the financier's crimes in France and the role of local citizens.

News of the World • May 17, 04:08 PM • 4232 views
Trump administration prepares potential indictment against Raúl Castro to pressure Cuba

U. S. Department of Justice prepares indictment against Raúl Castro over the 1996 shootdown of aircraft. The move is linked to increased pressure on Havana due to events in Venezuela.

News of the World • May 15, 11:39 PM • 3664 views
US announces preparation of Iran-linked militants for attacks in New York and Europe

The US has charged an Iraqi man with plotting terrorist attacks against Jewish sites in Europe and America. The militant was detained in New York and faces life imprisonment.

News of the World • May 15, 10:56 PM • 3633 views
Judge blocks US sanctions against UN official who called for war crimes prosecution in Gaza

A US court has blocked sanctions against Francesca Albanese due to violations of free speech rights. The restrictions were imposed following her calls for an investigation into Israel's actions.

Politics • May 14, 06:42 AM • 4188 views
Before Trump's statements on Iran, $7 billion in bets were placed on the oil market

A trader bet 7 billion dollars on a drop in oil prices before Trump's statements regarding Iran. Large-scale deals were concluded just minutes before the official announcements.

Politics • May 8, 03:58 PM • 4075 views
Conflict in Iran may have motivated suspect in shooting during White House event - Reuters

U. S. intelligence services believe the conflict with Iran was Cole Allen's motive for the assassination attempt on Trump. The suspect had criticized Washington's actions on social media.

Politics • May 6, 11:51 AM • 3460 views
Former FBI Director Comey appeared in court in Trump threat case following new indictment

James Comey appeared in court over a photo with shells that was interpreted as a threat to Trump. The former FBI director faces up to five years in prison.

News of the World • April 29, 10:41 PM • 3083 views
Serviceman denies guilt in case involving bets on Maduro's removal using classified information

Hannon Van Dyke pleaded not guilty to using classified data to bet on the removal of Nicolás Maduro. He reportedly made $400,000 in profit.

News of the World • April 28, 09:52 PM • 3188 views
Man who opened fire at Washington gala dinner charged with attempted assassination of Trump

Cole Allen is accused of attempting to assassinate Trump at a dinner in Washington. A firearm was seized from the man, and he faces life imprisonment.

News of the World • April 27, 08:25 PM • 3133 views
Italy to extradite Chinese national wanted by the US on suspicion of hacking attacks

The Italian government has approved the extradition of Xu Jiawei, whom the US accuses of cyberattacks. He is suspected of stealing COVID-19 research for the benefit of China.

Politics • April 26, 06:55 PM • 7413 views
US officials state that Trump administration members may have been the suspect's targets

The suspect's targets at the correspondents' dinner were members of the Trump administration. Two firearms and knives were seized from the detainee.

News of the World • April 26, 03:17 PM • 11124 views
US soldier earned over $400,000 on insider information about operation against Maduro, he was arrested

Gannon Ken Van Dyke used classified data about the operation in Venezuela for betting on Polymarket. Now the soldier faces up to 20 years in prison.

News of the World • April 24, 03:27 AM • 4551 views
US eases marijuana rules, changing policy for the first time in decades

The US Department of Justice is reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous substance. This decision will simplify scientific research and reduce taxes for the industry.

News of the World • April 23, 10:17 PM • 3274 views
Musk summoned to Paris over deepfakes on X

French prosecutors will question Musk regarding the dissemination of child sexual abuse material and deepfakes. They are also investigating possible manipulation of Grok AI to boost stock prices.

News of the World • April 20, 09:10 AM • 4771 views
US Department of Justice refused to assist France in investigation against social network X and Elon Musk

The US rejected the request for assistance due to the protection of freedom of speech and the First Amendment. France is investigating algorithm abuse and illegal data collection on X.

News of the World • April 18, 06:14 PM • 5449 views
Trump and US Tax Service in talks over $10 billion lawsuit

Trump's lawyers and the IRS are negotiating a settlement in a tax return leak lawsuit. The parties are asking for a 90-day suspension of the court proceedings.

News of the World • April 18, 01:15 AM • 4440 views
US Department of Justice changes team in case of former CIA Director Brennan amid Trump investigation

Prosecutor Maria Medetis Long has left the investigation into the conspiracy against Trump. A new lawyer has been brought into the case amid pressure to intensify the investigation.

News of the World • April 17, 11:05 PM • 4246 views
US expands sanctions against Iranian oil magnate's network to pressure Tehran

Washington imposed restrictions on companies and vessels for shadow oil exports. The sanctions target money laundering schemes through Venezuelan gold.

Economy • April 15, 11:57 PM • 4733 views