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09/01/2010
Corporate Executive Charged for Alleged Role in Illegal Campaign Contribution Scheme and with Witness Tampering
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09/01/2010
Chinese National Charged with Economic Espionage Involving Theft of Trade Secrets from Leading Agricultural Company Based in Indianapolis
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09/01/2010
Former LANL Employee Sentenced for Stealing Irradiated Gold
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09/01/2010
DPS Trooper, DPS Clerk, and an Alleged Middleman Charged with Conspiracy to Commit Identification Document Fraud
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09/01/2010
Georgia Man and Woman Indicted for Defrauding Investors
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09/01/2010
International Sex Trafficker Arrives in Manhattan Federal Court
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09/01/2010
Ban condemns West Bank shooting of four Israelis
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09/01/2010
Global aid needed to help Pakistan avoid losing wheat crop, says UN agency
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09/01/2010
CBP U.S. Border Patrol Agents Rescue Family
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09/01/2010
CBP Thwarts Human Smuggling Attempt at Sea
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  • West Coast Man Charged with Developing and Distributing Cable Network Hacking Tools (11/03/2009)
  • Man Admits Using Alias for Immigration Status (11/03/2009)
  • Attorney General Announces Suit Seeking to Halt Dredging, Deepening of Delaware River Shipping Channel by Army Corps of Engineers (11/03/2009)
  • UN maritime agency pledges support to repress piracy off Somali coast (11/03/2009)
  • Senior UN official urges rich countries to commit to deeper cuts in emissions (11/03/2009)
  • U.S. Sues Canadian Company and U.S. Subsidiary for False Claims Act Allegations (11/02/2009)
  • Texas Hospital Group Pays U.S. $27.5 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations (11/02/2009)
  • Detroit Clinic Owner Pleads Guilty in Medicare Fraud Scheme (11/02/2009)
  • South Dakota Man Found Guilty for Smuggling a Leopard Hide into U.S. (11/02/2009)
  • United States Transfers Six Uighur Detainees from Guantanamo Bay to Palau (11/02/2009)
  • MS-13 Gunman Sentenced 80 Years for Attempted Murder (11/02/2009)
  • President of Telemarketing Fraud Business Pleads Guilty (11/02/2009)
  • Canadian Company Optimal Group, Inc. Enters Non-Prosecution Agreement with Manhattan U.S. Attorneys Office (11/02/2009)
  • Border Patrol Arrests 32 in Hidden in Back of Tractor-Trailer (11/02/2009)
  • CBP Agriculture Specialists in Florida Halt Dangerous Pests (11/02/2009)
  • Alabama Grease Haulers Charged with Clean Water Act Violations for Dumping into Mobile Area Sewers (10/30/2009)
  • Financial Products and Services Firm, Two Executives and One Former Executive Indicted for Roles in Conspiracies Involving Proceeds of Municipal Bonds (10/30/2009)
  • U.S. Citizen Indicted in Florida for Traveling to the Philippines for Sex Tourism (10/30/2009)
  • CBP in Houston Makes Important Pest Discoveries (10/30/2009)
  • More Than 30 Defendants Indicted on Prescription Pill Charges in Historic Drug Sweep (10/30/2009)
  • Former CEO of YouSendIt Charged with Denial of Service of Attack (10/30/2009)
  • Eight Individuals Charged with Stealing More Than $100,000 from States Unemployment Fund (10/30/2009)
  • Camden County Woman Pleads Guilty to Stealing $20,000 Intended for the Division of Taxation (10/30/2009)
  • UN nuclear watchdog receives initial response from Iran on fuel agreement (10/30/2009)
  • Cyprus: UN deminer killed in accidental bomb blast (10/30/2009)
  • Officers Intercept Ecstasy at Lewiston, N.Y. Border Crossing (10/30/2009)
  • CBP Officers Seize Weapons, Marijuana at Texas Border (10/30/2009)
  • UN agency shocked as displaced Yemenis come under attack (10/30/2009)
  • Bill Allen and Richard Smith, Former Officers of VECO Corporation, Sentenced for Roles in Alaska Public Corruption Scheme (10/29/2009)
  • Former West Point Employee Pleads Guilty in $3 Million Embezzlement Scheme (10/29/2009)
  • Former Subcontractor Representative Pleads Guilty to Indictment Involving Conspiracy at New Jersey Superfund Site (10/29/2009)
  • UN rights expert voices concern over use of unmanned drones by United States (10/29/2009)
  • DOT Proposes Fine for Enterprise Products Following Investigation into Kansas Pipeline Failure (10/29/2009)
  • USTR KIRK AND AGRICULTURE SECRETARY VILSACK ANNOUNCE CHINAS INTENT TO RE-OPEN THE CHINESE MARKET TO U.S. PORK PRODUCTS (10/29/2009)
  • Former Butler County Commissioner, Dublin Attorney Each Charged with Conspiracy and Tax Crimes (10/29/2009)
  • Manhattan Stock Promoter Pleads Guilty in Stockbroker Bribery Case (10/29/2009)
  • CBP Officers Seize $288,000 of Marijuana at Naco Port (10/29/2009)
  • CBP Southbound Operations Seize Nearly $27,000 (10/29/2009)
  • CBP Arrests U.S. Citizens for Narcotic Smuggling at Calexico (10/29/2009)
  • SPAMMERS CONTINUE TO ABUSE THE NAMES OF TOP GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVES BY MISUSING THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL (10/28/2009)
  • Vice President Biden Announces Reopening of Former GM Boxwood Plant (10/28/2009)
  • On the Anniversary of 1929 Crash, How Is It Different Now? (10/28/2009)
  • Tanzanian farmers to receive UN help to expand access to markets (10/28/2009)
  • UN-backed project seeks to ensure medicines reach needy in time of crises (10/28/2009)
  • Zimbabwe blocks visit of UN expert on torture at the last minute (10/28/2009)
  • Triangular cooperation fights drugs and builds confidence (10/28/2009)
  • Government Files Seven Lawsuits Nationwide to Block Alleged Scheme Involving Fraudulent Tax-Refund Claims (10/28/2009)
  • NOAA and Partners Announce South Atlantic Alliance (10/28/2009)
  • Border Patrol Agents in Arizona Prevent Cattle Theft (10/28/2009)
  • Indio Border Patrol Seizes $1.45 Million Worth of Narcotics in 1 Day (10/28/2009)
  • CBP Miami Seizes Fake Sunglasses Worth $7.7 Million (10/28/2009)
  • Secretary-General strongly condemns deadly bombing in Pakistani city (10/28/2009)
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