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The article reports on the death of Markus Mison Johnson, an inmate with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia at Danville Correctional Center in Chicago, Illinois, that represents the failures of U.S. prisons to care for the mentally ill. It offers a look at the conditions of mentally ill people in local, state and federal jails and prisons. Information is provided about the efforts of Johnson in seeking treatment, the forced medical procedure conducted on him and cardiac arrest in prison.

The article reports on U.S. presidential son Hunter Biden's guilty plea in several federal tax charges. Topics discussed include Biden's possible prison sentence for lying on a firearms application, the previous strategy of Biden's lawyer to offer Alford plea, and the national significance of Biden's trial as his father, President Joe Biden, decided to withdraw his re-election bid.

The article reports that the U.S. government has taken actions to stop Russia from interfering in the 2024 presidential elections by using fake news sites and state-run media to influence American voters. Topics discussed include the takedown of the Russian disinformation campaign Doppelgänger, the indictment of Russian employees of the state-controlled television network RT who used a company in Tennessee to spread content, and sanctions imposed on Russian nonprofit ANO Dialog.

The article talks about the inquiry on the failed assassination attempt against former U.S. president Donald Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania on July 23, 2024. Cited are the failure of the Secret Service to stop Trump from getting on stage despite law enforcement officers informing them of a suspicious man 20 minutes before the violence erupted, other lapses of the agency that are under investigation, and conflicting accounts on how the sniper was able to get on the roof.

The article reports on an investigation conducted by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation into the motive of gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks for the assassination attempt against former U.S. President Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Topics discussed include the possibility of an act of domestic terrorism as the motive of Crooks, details of the incident that led to the injury of Trump and death of one of his supporters, and a personal background of Crooks.

The article reports on the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court over the ruling made by federal prosecutors on the prosecution of some proponents of U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump who rallied in Washington, D. C. on January 6, 2021. Topics mentioned include the participation of proponents to block certification of the 2020 election results, the effect of riot on Trump's federal case, and the proper application of the obstruction law.

The article reports on the alleged move by the U.S. Justice Department to decide whether to allow a plea deal with plane maker Boeing to avoid criminal prosecution for violations of the terms of the 2021 settlement in relation to issues with the firm's 737 Max 8 model that led to fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019 or pursue the filing of cases. A deal is expected to include an independent monitor to supervise the firm's safety protocols.

The article reports that U.S. President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, has been found guilty on felony counts in federal gun charges. Topics discussed include the accusation that Hunter made a false claim on his federal firearms application, the trial which explored his drug addiction, reckless behavior and spending habits, and the possible political implications of Hunter's conviction as his father is running for re-election and former president Donald Trump is criticizing the ruling.

The article reports on the witness testimony of Hallie Biden on the cocaine addiction of Hunter Biden, the son of U.S. President Joe Biden who is on trial on charges of lying about his drug use and illegal possession of a Colt handgun. It presents Hallie's account of Hunter buying and use of drugs and possession of the gun. It raises the arguments of Hunter's defense lawyers on the credibility of Hallie in verifying government timeline and veracity of her communications with Hunter.

The article reports on a trial of Hunter Biden, son of U.S. President Joseph Biden, on gun charges in Delaware. Topics discussed include the other cases filed against Hunter, the penalty and punishment facing Hunter if convicted, the possibility for the parties to reach a plea agreement, and the impact of Hunter's trial on the president's election campaign.

The article reports on the bribery and money laundering charges facing Texas Representative Henry Cuellar and his wife Imelda involving an oil and gas company owned by Azerbaijani officials as well as a Mexican bank. It informs about the accusation against Cuellar of acting as an agent of a foreign entity by backing a legislation to prevent regulation of the payday loan industry. It presents the inventory of interactions of Cuellar and Azerbaijani officials as disclosed by prosecutors.

The article reports that Changpeng Zhao, the founder of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, was sentenced to four months in prison on April 30, 2024 after pleading guilty to a money-laundering violation last year. Cited are the extraordinary contrast of Zhao's sentence to his business rival Sam Bankman-Fried who was sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud, and how Zhao and Binance have been working to negotiate with federal prosecutors to escape their legal woes.

The article reports that a 20-year-old Pakistani citizen, Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, was arrested in Canada for plotting a mass shooting at a Jewish center in New York City on the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks, intending to support ISIS.

The article reports that the FBI continues to mishandle child sexual abuse allegations despite new protocols implemented after the Lawrence Nassar case, with a audit revealing serious issues in 42 of 327 cases reviewed, including failures to report abuse and coordinate with local authorities.

The article reports that the man who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump at a rally in July, 2024 had shown interest in public violence since 2019 but focused on Trump after the rally's announcement.

The article focuses on the Secret Service assigning five agents to administrative duties following its investigation into the failures leading to the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Donald J. Trump.

The article focuses on Hunter Biden, the son of U.S. President Joe Biden, and his ongoing legal issues, particularly a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles on tax charges, highlighting the contrast between his legal troubles and his father's campaign for re-election.

The article reports that U.S. intelligence agencies have found that Iranian hackers breached former President Donald J. Trump's campaign and attempted to access the Biden-Harris campaign.

The article focuses on the arrest of a Defense Department contractor, Gokhan Gun, who was found with numerous classified documents he had illicitly obtained, including Gun's illegal retention of national defense secrets and his pattern of printing and hoarding sensitive materials.

The article focuses on the U.S. Department of Justice charging two Iranians and a Pakistani with conspiring to smuggle missile components to Houthi rebels, following a January seizure at sea that resulted in the deaths of two Navy SEALs.

The article focuses on the Justice Department charging Asif Raza Merchant, a Pakistani man recently visited Iran, with attempting to hire a hitman to assassinate U.S. political figures, potentially including former President Donald J. Trump.

The article focuses on President Donald J. Trump agreeing to be interviewed by the FBI as part of its investigation into the motives behind the attempted assassination during a campaign rally, aiming to gather his perspective on the incident as a standard victim interview.

The article focuses on a scathing report from the Justice Department's watchdog criticizing former Attorney General William Barr and U.S. Attorney David Freed for their handling and public disclosure of a 2020 investigation into an election worker's mistake that fueled false claims.

The article focuses on Hunter Biden's attempt to dismiss his gun conviction by citing the recent dismissal of former U.S. President Trump's classified documents case, arguing that the legal issues in both cases are similar.

The article focuses on the FBI's (Federal Bureau of Investigation) investigation into Thomas Matthew Crooks's failed assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump, revealing his lack of clear motive and highlighting serious security lapses by the Secret Service.

The article details U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) efforts to decipher Thomas Matthew Crooks' motive in the assassination attempt on former U.S.President Donald J. Trump at a Pennsylvania rally, focusing on his cellphone and other devices. Topics discussed include Crooks' background, lack of clear political motives, scrutiny of firearms, explosives, and calls for enhanced political figure protection.

The article focuses on the investigation of the attempted assassination of former president Donald J. Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania, U.S., emphasizing the gunman's isolated actions and the ongoing efforts to understand his motives amidst heightened concerns over domestic terrorism.

The article details Julian Assange's negotiated release from legal entanglements with the US, highlighting unusual terms such as potential exile to Saipan, his plea deal, and international implications for press freedoms. It explores Assange's role as a controversial figure in digital whistleblowing and the complexities of his legal battles spanning over a decade.

The article reports on the indictment of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump in a Florida court from charges that he put national security secrets at risk and obstructed the administration of justice. Also cited are the not guilty plea filed by Trump's lawyers on his behalf, and how the trial could affect Trump's presidential candidacy for the 2024 elections.

The article reports on the strategy of U.S. attorney general Merrick B. Garland that left him racing the clock to find evidence of role of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump in the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack. It cites problems inside the Justice Department and outlines a timeline of the investigation, that included drafting of conspiracy charges against Oath Keepers and Proud Boys leaders and investigation of the Williard plotters and mailing of fake electoral certificates.

The article reports on the defense made by Robert K. Hur, the special counsel who investigated U.S. President Joe Biden into his handling of classified documents, of his assessment of the president's mental state in his final report during a U.S. House Judiciary Committee hearing. It shows Hur's rejection of having had exonerated the president and his refusal to shape his report for political purposes and endorse Republican assertions that the president would have been charged with a crime.

The article reports on the investigation into alleged tax fraud by engine equipment manufacturer Caterpillar, which avoided income taxes by shifting profits to a Swiss subsidiary, that was defused after the company's lawyers questioned the legal basis for the investigation. It informs about the accusation by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service that Caterpillar used a tax shelter to understate its profits. It also raises the speculation that Caterpillar was given special political treatment.

The article details Julian Assange's agreement to plead guilty to one felony count of illegally obtaining and disclosing national security material in exchange for release from a British prison, concluding his prolonged standoff with the United States. Assange, facing about five years in prison.

The article focuses on Hunter Biden's intention to appeal his felony conviction for falsifying a federal firearms application, citing concerns over jury instructions and potentially leveraging recent Supreme Court rulings, amid ongoing legal challenges and upcoming trials.

The article details the commencement of jury deliberations in American lawyer and businessman Hunter Biden's federal gun trial, after prosecutors emphasized allegations of falsified firearms applications due to drug use claims, countered by defense arguments challenging witness credibility. It also examines political ramifications, including critiques of endorsements, in Nevada's Senate race.

The article reports that George Clooney raised concerns with the White House after President Biden criticized the International Criminal Court's pursuit of Israeli officials over Gaza, a case involving Clooney's wife's work.

The article exposes Buenos Aires Yoga School as a front for a sex cult, with founder Juan Percowicz and members accused of coercing women into prostitution and laundering money through real estate, despite previous legal setbacks in the 1990s.

The article details Hunter Biden's daughter Naomi Biden Neal's testimony in his defense, highlighting her conflicted portrayal of her father's sobriety before a gun application, countered by emotional texts revealing his struggles, amidst a contentious trial focused on drug use claims.

The article focuses on the testimonies of two of Hunter Biden's former romantic partners, his ex-wife and an ex-girlfriend, detailing his struggle with addiction to crack cocaine leading up to his federal firearms form declaration of being drug-free.

The article highlights Attorney General Merrick B. Garland's firm stance against GOP attacks on the Justice Department, denouncing them as baseless and vowing not to be intimidated.

The article discusses about the trial of President Biden's son, Hunter Biden, commenced with the playback of his own voice recounting his struggles with drug addiction, focusing on whether he lied about drug use on a firearms application.

The article discusses Hunter Biden's trial for gun charges, highlighting the political spectacle and family support, while exploring the jury selection process and potential revelations about his family life and past struggles with addiction, aiming to redirect focus from his actions.

The article details Hunter Biden's financial struggles, including a 7 million U.S. dollars loan from a lawyer and the potential impact on his legal defense in gun and tax cases, amid efforts to raise funds with minimal cooperation from the White House.

The article focuses on the persistence of voter unease regarding violent crime, despite a decline in homicide rates and a rise in law enforcement funding. Topics include contrasting approaches by former U.S. President Donald Trump. It emphasizes law and order, and U.S. President Joe Biden, who prioritizes addressing racial inequities in policing, as well as the role of the Justice Department in addressing police violence against communities of color.

The article delves into the controversy surrounding the fatal raid on Bryan Malinowski's home by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, highlighting the debate over the necessity of serving search warrants early in the morning and the blurred lines between hobbyist gun sellers and licensed dealers. It also examines the broader implications of the case on gun rights and law enforcement practices.