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Jury convicts Michigan prescriber in 2 million-pill Adderall telehealth case

A federal jury in the Western District of Michigan has convicted Jonathan Decker, 46, of Rockford, Michigan, of distributing more than 2 million pills of Adderall and other stimulants through the telehealth platform Done, the Justice Department announced.

Condo owners near Prince George's homeless campsite fire their management company

Homeowners at the Marylander Condominiums, who said homeless people vandalized their boiler 11 months ago, have fired their property managers.

Brooklyn judge sentences ex-Vitol trader to 48 months over Ecuador, Mexico bribery schemes

A federal judge in Brooklyn sentenced former Vitol Inc. energy trader Javier Aguilar to 48 months in prison for his role in two interrelated schemes to bribe Ecuadorian and Mexican government officials, the Justice Department announced.

DOJ has charged more noncitizen voting cases since September than Biden did in 4 years

The Department of Justice announced three more noncitizen voting cases in Louisiana on Monday.

ICC will unseal arrest warrants for 4 Taliban leaders wanted on gender persecution charges

The International Criminal Court said Monday it will unseal arrest warrants against four senior Taliban leaders, accusing them of the crime against humanity of gender persecution against women, girls and members of the LGBTQI+ community in Afghanistan since the Taliban seized power in 2021.

Harvard wants $10 million gifts to hire conservative professors -- critics say it's all about Trump

Harvard is asking donors for $10 million gifts to fund conservative professors. Here's why critics say the push is all about Trump, and what one professor says it will take.

Lack of transparency in what space weapons nations are pursuing and even on what's already in orbit

Air Force Secretary Troy Meink made headlines recently by confirming the United States has deployed weapons in space. He did not, however, detail what the weapons were, how they work or if they were targeting other objects in space.

Italy's Meloni follows pop stars in seeking to trademark her voice to combat AI deepfakes

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni has applied to trademark her voice with the European Union's Intellectual Property Office, seeking to protect herself against AI-generated deepfakes.

2 people killed, including a student, after Florida school bus rolls over in crash, sheriff says

A school bus flipped over onto its roof during a multivehicle crash in central Florida on Monday morning, killing two people - including a 10th grade girl - and injuring several others, authorities said.

What to know about the suspected bomb plot against British air base used by the U.S. in the Iran war

The U.S. has withdrawn its bombers stationed at a U.S.-run military air base in England used to strike Iran, as police investigate whether a suspected terror plot at the base is linked to Iran.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says U.S. is monitoring plague reports in Russia, no cause for alarm

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Monday the U.S. government is "keeping an eye on" a suspected plague case and quarantines in eastern Russia.

Kash Patel and country singer Alexis Wilkins announce engagement

FBI Director Kash Patel is engaged to country singer Alexis Wilkins, the couple has announced.