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U.S. Law Enforcement Targets Fraud Facilitators, Doubling Last Year’s Enforcement

Homeless man killed after car struck tent on I-205

Sanford Man who put razor blades in pizza dough heading to prison

Oregon Check Casher and Construction Company Operators Indicted in Payroll Tax Evasion Scheme

Local Man Faces Federal Charges for Hoax Bomb Threats Directed at Multiple Schools and a Hospital in Oregon

Pendleton Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Distribution of Methamphetamine

Jury Convicts Gypsy Joker Outlaw Motorcycle Club Members on Racketeering Charges

Former Employee Of Technology Company Charged With Stealing Confidential Data And Extorting Company For Ransom While Posing As Anonymous Attacker

New Jersey Armed Robbery Suspect Captured in Maine

Justice Department Awards $177 Million to Assist Crime Victims and Improve Public Safety in American Indian and Alaska Native Communities

Albany Drug Dealer Sentenced to Federal Prison

West Linn Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Role in Real Estate, Agriculture, and Mining Investment Schemes

New York Man Sentenced to 33 Months for Drug Trafficking

Sanford Man Sentenced for Making False Statements to Firearms Dealers

Oregon Tax Cheat Sentenced to Federal Prison

‘He’s Not A White Supremacist’: Kyle Rittenhouse’s Mother Says Joe Biden ‘Defamed’ Her Son

Here’s how much baking Christmas cookies will cost around America under Bidenflation

John Kerry Brushes Off Question About Slave Labor In China, Says ‘That’s Not My Lane’

Former Brunswick Resident Pleads Guilty to Transferring Obscene Matter to Minor and Obstructing Justice

Rhode Island Man Admits Stealing and Selling Luxury Car Tires and Rims

U.S. Attorney’s Office Joins in Recognizing National Native American Heritage Month, November 2021

Sanford Man Sentenced for Fentanyl Trafficking Resulting in Death

Massachusetts Man Sentenced for Unlawfully Possessing Firearm

Attorney General James Secures $4.4 Million in Refunds for Customers Who Had Events Cancelled Due to COVID-19

Kavanaugh And Barrett Had Some Tough Questions About Texas’ Novel Abortion Ban