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Hochul Replaces DA With New York AG in Investigation of Cornell Sexual Assault Allegations (opens the original)
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order on Oct. 1 to appoint state attorney general Letitia James as special prosecutor in an investigation into gang rape allegations at Cornell University, effectively removing the Tompkins County District Attorney’s Office from the case. Hochul said newly released information about the investigation prompted her decision. As special prosecutor, the Attorney General will investigate this incident and, if warranted, prosecute any offenses arising fro
Greer Says G20 Trade Ministers Split Over Excess Factory Capacity, Forced Labor (opens the original)
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Trade ministers from the Group of 20 nations agreed to denounce food trade coercion but were divided over excess industrial capacity and forced labor in supply chains, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on Oct. 1. Speaking to reporters following a two-day trade ministerial meeting in Milwaukee, Greer said some ministers had raised concerns about excess industrial capacity, potentially putting downward pressure on product prices, but failed to agree on how to address it. “Nearly all co
DOJ Charges 17 People in $1.3 Million Social Security Fraud Crackdown (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged 17 individuals in connection with the alleged theft of more than $1.34 million in Social Security benefits. The charges followed criminal enforcement actions conducted by the DOJ’s National Fraud Enforcement Division between Aug. 21 and Sept. 18, according to a Sept. 29 DOJ news release. One of the defendants, Eva Bratcher of Chicago, allegedly hid her mother’s body in a freezer inside her garage for two years. Prosecutors alleged that Bratcher st
Ford CEO Urges Caution Over Chinese Automakers, Citing Europe’s Situation (opens the original)
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Ford CEO Jim Farley on Tuesday urged the United States to carefully consider the potential impact of allowing Chinese automakers access to its market, warning that America should learn from Europe, where, he said, it’s already too late to counter the influx of Chinese vehicles. “As far as here in the United States, I think it’s important for us to take our time to be considerate. I watch what’s happening in Europe right now, where that was not the case, and it’s really something that they have t
Dona Ana County Urges Residents to Evacuate Amid Worsening Floods, Dam Failure (opens the original)
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Evacuation orders were issued on Sept. 29 for five areas in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, amid worsening flooding and warnings about a potential dam failure. Residents and visitors in Placitas, Hatch, Rincon, Salem, and Garfield were urged to evacuate before weather conditions deteriorate, according to Doña Ana County’s alert. “Residents who are evacuating should take essential medications, identification, important documents, necessary supplies and items for children and pets,” the alert stated.
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