The U.S. Department of War has officially invited vendors to participate in Phase I of the Drone Dominance Program. This initiative aims to enhance drone capabilities for military operations, focusing…
The Office of Public Affairs reports that a Romanian national has pleaded guilty to charges related to selling unauthorized access to various U.S. government networks, including those of the Oregon…
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced a travel ban in anticipation of a major blizzard set to hit the region. The decision comes as weather forecasts predict heavy…
The Office of Public Affairs announced the conviction of a former NFL player and laboratory owner involved in a $328 million genetic testing fraud scheme. The individual, who leveraged his…
Paul Tzur and David Morrell have been appointed as Deputy Directors of the Division of Enforcement, a significant move aimed at strengthening the team’s capabilities. With extensive backgrounds in law…
The Office of Public Affairs has announced that the Justice Department is suing OhioHealth, alleging anticompetitive practices concerning healthcare contracts. The lawsuit contends that OhioHealth’s agreements with insurers restrict competition,…
The Coast Guard successfully rescued Gabriel Vaughn from the Illinois River after a harrowing five-day search. Vaughn went missing while out on the water, prompting immediate concern from his family…
The Office of Public Affairs at the Justice Department has released findings indicating that the Special School District of St. Louis employs seclusion and restraint practices that discriminate against students…
JIATF 401 Publishes New Guidance for Physical Protection of Critical Infrastructure The Joint Interagency Task Force (JIATF) 401 has released new guidance aimed at enhancing the physical protection of critical…
PacifiCorp has agreed to a $575 million settlement related to claims for damages caused by six wildfires in California and Oregon. The agreement follows extensive investigations into the utility’s role…