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Firing Of U.S. Attorney Highlights William Barr’s Pattern Of Misleading The Public

The attorney general's false claim that a federal prosecutor in Manhattan was "stepping down" fits in with a string of inaccurate public statements.
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Neo-Nazi U.S. Soldier Faces Federal Terrorism Charges For Plotting Attack On Unit

Ethan Melzer was part of the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) which federal prosecutors called a racist and "occult-based neo-Nazi" group.
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William Barr Says U.S. Attorney In Manhattan Is Resigning. U.S. Attorney Says No, He's Not.

Geoffrey Berman rebuts attorney general's statement, saying he has "no intention of resigning" his job overseeing major cases against Trump and his allies.
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Hillary Clinton Hits Trump Over His Judge Intimidation Tweets

The 2016 Democratic nominee called out Trump's behavior with a question on Twitter.
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White Nationalist Coast Guard Lieutenant Likely To Plead Guilty In Domestic Terror Case

The prosecution of Christopher Paul Hasson shows some of the challenges the FBI faces in prosecuting armed extremists allegedly plotting violence.
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Washington Forest Fire Started After 2 Men Set Bees Nest Ablaze: Prosecutors

Nearly 5.2 square miles of the Olympic National Forest burned.
By AP

Feds Get Monday Deadline To Decide On Trump Tax Return Fight

The president sued to block his accounting firm from handing over his records in a criminal probe.
By Larry Neumeister, AP

Federal Prosecutors Launch Criminal Probe Into Juul Labs: Report

The e-cigarette maker is under increasing scrutiny as the death toll linked to vaping rises.
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Travel Agent Accused Of Stealing Close To $2 Million In Frequent Flyer Points

Federal prosecutors say the Chicago-based agent bilked the Delta SkyBonus program.
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Extremist Outed By Relatives After Pittsburgh Shooting Could Be Released From Jail

Jeffrey Clark Jr., a self-described white nationalist who called the Pittsburgh shooting suspect a "hero," could be eligible for supervised release.
By AP