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Binance Faces Allegations of Iran-Linked Fund Transfers
business1 day ago

Binance Faces Allegations of Iran-Linked Fund Transfers

Internal Binance investigators reportedly found that Iranian-linked users accessed more than 1,500 accounts and that about $1.7 billion was moved to Iranian-backed groups, including Houthis, during 2024–25. Several investigators were disciplined or fired over handling client data, while Binance denies any sanctions violations. The report follows prior legal actions involving founder Changpeng Zhao and a Trump pardon, set against ongoing scrutiny of the exchange.

Armed Intruder Fatally Shot at Mar-a-Lago Perimeter
politics3 days ago

Armed Intruder Fatally Shot at Mar-a-Lago Perimeter

An armed man identified as 21-year-old Austin Tucker Martin was fatally shot by Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County deputy after entering Mar-a-Lago’s secure perimeter in Palm Beach. He was carrying what appeared to be a shotgun and a fuel canister and was shot after raising the shotgun despite orders to drop the items. President Trump was not at the resort at the time, and federal and local agencies—FBI, Secret Service, and sheriff’s office—are investigating the incident.

Labor Secretary’s Husband Barred from Agency HQ Over Assault Allegations
politics6 days ago

Labor Secretary’s Husband Barred from Agency HQ Over Assault Allegations

Allegations from at least two female staffers say Dr. Shawn DeRemer, husband of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, sexually assaulted them at the Labor Department building. He has not been charged but has been barred from the agency’s headquarters as investigations by the Washington Metropolitan Police Department’s Sexual Assault Unit and the department’s inspector general proceed, with one incident reportedly captured on security video. The NYT and MS Now reported the claims; a police report mentions forced sexual contact in December, and officials did not immediately comment.

Epstein Files Spark Global Fallout: A Roll Call of Consequences
world6 days ago

Epstein Files Spark Global Fallout: A Roll Call of Consequences

The latest Epstein-document releases have triggered a wave of concrete repercussions across politics, finance, entertainment and academia, with figures in foreign politics, academia, business, law and U.S. politics losing positions, resigning or facing criminal investigations—from Prince Andrew’s arrest and loss of titles to Peter Mandelson’s firing and probe, and numerous resignations or sanctions among academics, executives and diplomats as new emails and links come to light.

Pawtucket hockey arena shooting leaves ex-wife and son among the victims as gunman dies
crime7 days ago

Pawtucket hockey arena shooting leaves ex-wife and son among the victims as gunman dies

A gunman opened fire at a Pawtucket high school hockey game, killing his ex-wife Rhonda Dorgan and their son Aidan and wounding three others (Rhonda’s parents and a family friend) before dying by suicide. Police say there is no clear motive yet, though the shooter, Robert K. Dorgan, had a history of court disputes and domestic issues; he previously lived out of state and worked for General Dynamics Bath Iron Works. Investigators are reviewing medical records and other materials as they search for a trigger event.

European Components Fuel Russia's Drones: Unraveling the Sanctions Loopholes
investigations7 days ago

European Components Fuel Russia's Drones: Unraveling the Sanctions Loopholes

A transnational investigation traces Western components in Russia's Shahed/Geran-2 drones used against Ukraine, revealing how European, American, and Japanese parts are routed through third countries like China and Hong Kong to Russia despite export restrictions, enabling mass production and cross-border spillovers into EU airspace.

Paris forms Epstein files special unit to probe French-linked cases
world10 days ago

Paris forms Epstein files special unit to probe French-linked cases

France's Paris prosecutor's office is creating a dedicated magistrates' team to analyse Epstein-related evidence that could involve French nationals, re-examine the case of former modelling agency head Jean-Luc Brunel, and pursue new lines of inquiry—including cases involving a French diplomat, a modelling agent and other figures named in the US Epstein files—while coordinating with financial-crimes prosecutors and police. The move follows recent disclosures that have already spurred political fallout, including Jack Lang's resignation.

Controversial Researcher Behind the FBI’s Fulton County Records Raid
investigations15 days ago

Controversial Researcher Behind the FBI’s Fulton County Records Raid

ProPublica examines how Kevin Moncla, a controversial researcher whose Fulton County fraud claims have been rejected by election officials, has become a central figure in the federal probe that led to the FBI’s seizure of 2020 election records in Fulton County. Activists tied to Mitchell’s Election Integrity Network say the DOJ used Moncla’s materials in lawsuits against the county, though the underlying affidavit remains sealed and experts warn that relying on debunked assertions could undermine the raid’s legitimacy. Moncla notes investigators spoke with him and defends his 263-page report, while acknowledging a past voyeurism conviction but saying it has no bearing on his current research.

Farkas praised Epstein as a ‘blessing’ in private emails, new Epstein files reveal
investigations16 days ago

Farkas praised Epstein as a ‘blessing’ in private emails, new Epstein files reveal

New Epstein files show nearly 2,000 emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Andrew Farkas, exposing a long-running friendship and business ties in the Virgin Islands that Farkas kept from investors; the messages include affectionate praise of Epstein and details of their deals, prompting questions about disclosure and influence.