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Sun Pharmaceutical, Taro Settle Generic Drug Price-Fixing MDL for $200 Million

May 14, 2026
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Sun Pharmaceutical and Taro Pharmaceutical agree to pay $200 million to settle generic drug price-fixing claims in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania MDL.

Federal Indictment Targets Nashville Trio for California Crypto Home Invasions

May 14, 2026
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A federal indictment charges three Nashville men with violent California home invasions targeting cryptocurrency holders, using fake food orders as a reconnaissance ruse.

Webb County Sheriff Faces State Removal Petition After Federal Fraud Indictment

May 14, 2026
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A Texas removal petition targets Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar following a January 2026 federal indictment alleging COVID-era fraud and misuse of county resources.

DOJ Weighs Third Federal Indictment Against Former FBI Director Comey

May 14, 2026
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The DOJ is weighing a third federal indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, following two prior prosecutions in Trump's second term that raise First Amendment questions.

Former NIAID Official David Morens Indicted for Concealing COVID Records

May 14, 2026
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Federal grand jury indicts former NIAID senior advisor David Morens on charges he concealed COVID-19 grant records from FOIA requests using a personal Gmail account.

Three Federally Charged in Assault on Journalist at Minnesota Anti-ICE Protest

May 14, 2026
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Federal grand jury charges three Minnesota family members with assaulting and intimidating a Turning Point USA journalist at an anti-ICE protest in St. Paul.

Brooklyn Tax Preparer Sentenced to 36 Months for $600 Million COVID Credit Fraud

May 14, 2026
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A Brooklyn tax preparer received a 36-month federal prison sentence for filing over 8,000 fraudulent returns seeking $600 million in COVID tax credits.

DOJ Sues D.C. Bar Authorities to Block Jeffrey Clark Disbarment

May 14, 2026
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The DOJ filed a federal lawsuit May 13, 2026, to block D.C. bar authorities from disbarring former Trump official Jeffrey Clark over 2020 election conduct.

SEC and DOJ Charge 21 in Decade-Long Law Firm Insider Trading Scheme

May 14, 2026
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The SEC and DOJ charged 21 people in a decade-long insider trading scheme built on confidential M&A data misappropriated from multiple global law firms.

DOJ Charges 25-Plus Tren de Aragua Members in Nationwide Operation

May 14, 2026
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DOJ charged 25-plus Tren de Aragua members across six federal districts, seizing 80 firearms and 18 kilograms of narcotics in the gang's largest single federal action.