Office of Public Affairs | Jamaican National Sentenced for Long-Running Sweepstakes Scheme
The Office of Public Affairs has announced the sentencing of a Jamaican national involved in a long-running sweepstakes fraud scheme that targeted individuals across the United States. Operating under the…
Secretary Chavez-DeRemer statement on November jobs report
Secretary Chavez-DeRemer issued a statement regarding the November jobs report, expressing optimism about the ongoing growth in the labor market. She highlighted the addition of new jobs and a decrease…
Office of Public Affairs | Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Agrees to Pay $15M to Settle Fraud Allegations Related to Scientific Research Grants
The Office of Public Affairs at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has announced a $15 million settlement related to allegations of fraud concerning scientific research grants. The settlement comes after investigations revealed…
Office of Public Affairs | Guatemalan National Indicted for Illegal Reentry After Multiple Deportations
The Office of Public Affairs has announced the indictment of a Guatemalan national for illegally reentering the United States after multiple deportations. The individual was previously removed from the U.S.…
Office of Public Affairs | Four Defendants Arrested for Alleged Anti-Capitalist and Anti-Government Plot to Bomb U.S. Companies on New Year’s Eve
Four defendants have been arrested for allegedly plotting to bomb U.S. companies on New Year’s Eve as part of an anti-capitalist and anti-government agenda. Authorities say the group had planned…
Office of Public Affairs | Everett, Washington Man who Used a Pipe Bomb to Blow Up Black Couple’s Car Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
In Everett, Washington, a man has been sentenced to five years in prison for using a pipe bomb to destroy the vehicle of a Black couple. The attack, classified as…
Office of Public Affairs | Justice Department Sues the Virgin Islands Police Department for Unconstitutional Practices Resulting in Effective Denials of Gun Permits
The Office of Public Affairs has announced that the Justice Department is suing the Virgin Islands Police Department for allegedly implementing unconstitutional practices that effectively deny individuals their rights to…
Office of Public Affairs | Attorney General Pamela Bondi’s Visit to Rome, Italy, Vatican City, and Lyon, France
The Office of Public Affairs announced Attorney General Pamela Bondi’s visit to Rome, Vatican City, and Lyon, France, aimed at strengthening international cooperation on legal matters. During her trip, Bondi…
Office of Public Affairs | Three Chinese-Owned Companies to Pay More Than $7.3M to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Relating to Paycheck Protection Program Loans
The Office of Public Affairs announced that three Chinese-owned companies have agreed to pay over $7.3 million to settle allegations under the False Claims Act. These allegations stem from improper…
United States seeks Mexico’s review of alleged denial of workers’ rights at Mondelez Mexico facility
The United States has formally requested Mexico to review allegations concerning the denial of workers’ rights at a Mondelez facility in Mexico. This request stems from complaints that highlight violations…