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Feds Seize 303 Gold Bars, $2 Million Cash From Ex-CIA Employee Accused of Years of Fraud
Federal prosecutors have accused former CIA official David Rush of orchestrating a yearslong pattern of deception that allegedly included falsified academic credentials, exaggerated military achievements and the theft of government assets, culminating in the discovery of hundreds of gold bars, millions of dollars in cash and luxury watches during a raid on his Virginia home. 
Federal prosecutors have accused former CIA official David Rush of orchestrating a yearslong pattern of deception that allegedly included falsified academic credentials, exaggerated military achievements and the theft of government assets, culminating in the discovery of hundreds of gold bars, millions of dollars in cash and luxury watches during a raid on his Virginia home. -
New York Passes Landmark Ban on Personalized Pricing Based on Browsing History and Personal Data
New York is on the verge of becoming one of the toughest states in the country on algorithm-driven pricing after lawmakers approved legislation that would prohibit businesses from charging different prices based on a consumer's personal data, browsing behavior or online activity. 
New York is on the verge of becoming one of the toughest states in the country on algorithm-driven pricing after lawmakers approved legislation that would prohibit businesses from charging different prices based on a consumer's personal data, browsing behavior or online activity. -
Magnitude 4.1 Earthquake Shakes Las Vegas Strip, Startling Tourists on 19th Floor of Casino Tower
A rare earthquake centered near Red Rock Canyon rattled Las Vegas on Friday morning, shaking hotels, casinos and tourist attractions across the Strip just as the city prepared for a busy Fourth of July holiday weekend. 
A rare earthquake centered near Red Rock Canyon rattled Las Vegas on Friday morning, shaking hotels, casinos and tourist attractions across the Strip just as the city prepared for a busy Fourth of July holiday weekend. -
USDA Pest-Fighting Agency Faces Bed Bug Outbreak, Staff Say They’re Forced to Work Through It
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, the federal agency responsible for protecting the nation from invasive pests and agricultural threats, is facing an unusual challenge inside its own headquarters complex: recurring bed bug infestations that employees say have forced them into a cycle of evacuations, fumigations and return-to-office orders. 
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, the federal agency responsible for protecting the nation from invasive pests and agricultural threats, is facing an unusual challenge inside its own headquarters complex: recurring bed bug infestations that employees say have forced them into a cycle of evacuations, fumigations and return-to-office orders. -
Frontier Flight Diverts After Passenger Tries to Open Plane Door at 30,000 Feet, MMA Fighter Helps Restrain Him
A Frontier Airlines flight traveling from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Chicago was forced to make an emergency diversion to Miami after a passenger allegedly attempted to access restricted areas of the aircraft, including the cockpit and an exit door, prompting a mid-air struggle involving crew members and fellow travelers. 
A Frontier Airlines flight traveling from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Chicago was forced to make an emergency diversion to Miami after a passenger allegedly attempted to access restricted areas of the aircraft, including the cockpit and an exit door, prompting a mid-air struggle involving crew members and fellow travelers. -
Families Outraged After Donated American Bodies Were Allegedly Used in Israeli Military Training Courses
A controversy involving body donation programs at the University of Southern California and the University of California, San Diego has ignited a national debate over medical ethics, donor consent and military training after reports revealed that donated cadavers were used in a U.S. Navy trauma surgery program attended by Israeli medical personnel. 
A controversy involving body donation programs at the University of Southern California and the University of California, San Diego has ignited a national debate over medical ethics, donor consent and military training after reports revealed that donated cadavers were used in a U.S. Navy trauma surgery program attended by Israeli medical personnel. -
Trump DOJ Seeks Names, Addresses and Banking Records of Anonymous ICE Critics on Reddit and X
The Trump administration has opened a new front in its immigration enforcement agenda, seeking to compel Reddit and X to disclose identifying information about anonymous users who criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations online, according to court filings that have ignited a broader debate over free speech, digital privacy, and government surveillance. 
The Trump administration has opened a new front in its immigration enforcement agenda, seeking to compel Reddit and X to disclose identifying information about anonymous users who criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations online, according to court filings that have ignited a broader debate over free speech, digital privacy, and government surveillance. -
FBI Finds $40 Million in Gold Bars at Former CIA Official’s Virginia Home, Prosecutors Say
Federal investigators say they uncovered more than $40 million worth of gold bars, millions in cash and dozens of luxury watches inside the Virginia home of a former CIA official after an internal government review determined that a massive quantity of gold and foreign currency could no longer be properly accounted for. 
Federal investigators say they uncovered more than $40 million worth of gold bars, millions in cash and dozens of luxury watches inside the Virginia home of a former CIA official after an internal government review determined that a massive quantity of gold and foreign currency could no longer be properly accounted for. -
Ivanka Trump Security Tightened After Alleged Iran-Linked Assassination Threat Tied to Soleimani Strike
Ivanka Trump has reportedly been placed under heightened security protection in Florida after intelligence tied to an alleged assassination threat revived fears surrounding retaliation for the 2020 killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, according to multiple media reports citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation. 
Ivanka Trump has reportedly been placed under heightened security protection in Florida after intelligence tied to an alleged assassination threat revived fears surrounding retaliation for the 2020 killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, according to multiple media reports citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation. -
Melania Trump Scores Early Court Win as Judge Calls Michael Wolff Legal Fight an ‘Abusively Presented Spat’
Melania Trump and author Michael Wolff remain locked in a widening legal and public-relations battle after a federal judge in New York dismissed Wolff's lawsuit tied to comments he made about the first lady's alleged connections to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. 
Melania Trump and author Michael Wolff remain locked in a widening legal and public-relations battle after a federal judge in New York dismissed Wolff's lawsuit tied to comments he made about the first lady's alleged connections to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
