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An Iranian and two Americans charged with conspiracy to assassinate Trump
The US Justice Department has indicted an Iranian man in connection with a plot to assassinate Donald Trump during the campaign.
According to the indictment, the Iranian government instructed one of its agents to stalk and assassinate President-elect Donald Trump.
An Afghan ISIS operative who was planning a terrorist attack on the day of the Presidential Election is arrested in the US
An Afghan man was arrested in Oklahoma on suspicion of planning “terrorist attack” on the day of the Presidential Election, the US Justice Department announced yesterday (Tuesday).
US Charges Hamas Leaders Over October 7 Attack on Israel
The United States has charged six senior Hamas leaders, including Yahya Sinwar, in connection with the group's deadly attack on Israel on October 7 of last year. The charges, announced by the US Justice Department on September 3, involve seven counts, including murders and kidnappings of numerous civilians, including American citizens.
Palermo shipwreck: Lynch’s links with the secret services – The tragic coincidence
It was the tragic news of the week. The horrific Palermo shipwreck of the fatal Bayesian, which sank in the early hours of last Monday morning just outside the port of Porticello, Palermo, has shocked the world, but it has a “tragic coincidence”
Ruja Ignatova's Associate Surrenders to US Authorities
William Morro, a key associate of Ruja Ignatova, has surrendered to authorities in the United States.
Julian Assange: The tight embrace with his lawyer after the ratification of the agreement for his release
Public interest witness and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is now a “free man” after a court on Saipan Island today upheld his plea deal with the US justice system, ending a 14-year legal odyssey.
“You can walk out of this courtroom a free man,” Judge Ramona Manglona said after a brief session of the U.S. federal court on Saipan, in the Northern Mariana Islands.
Trump Vows to Pardon Capitol Attack Convicts if Re-elected
Donald Trump has stirred controversy once again by promising to pardon individuals convicted for their roles in the storming of the US Capitol in 2021 if he is re-elected as president.
Greek-owned tanker in Gulf of Oman boarded by men in military uniforms
An oil tanker once at the center of a crisis between Iran and the United States was boarded in the Gulf of Oman by "unauthorized" people in military uniforms early on Thursday morning, an advisory group run by the British military and a private security firm warned.
Cement giant Lafarge fined $778 mn for working with ISIL in Syria
French cement giant Lafarge SA was slapped with a $778 million fine Tuesday for making millions in payments to the ISIL and another jihadist group to build its business in Syria.
US judge appoints ’special master’ in Trump document case
A US judge on Thursday named an independent arbiter to sort through thousands of documents seized from Donald Trump's Florida estate and determine if any of them are protected by executive privilege.