College student who sought Trump tax returns in cyber ‘prank’ to plead guilty
A recent graduate of Pennsylvania’s Haverford College who tried to obtain Donald Trump’s tax returns through a computer lab there has agreed to plead guilty to cybersecurity violations, federal prosecutors said on Monday.
Twenty year sentence for Florida man who sent explosives to Trump critics
A Florida man who mailed pipes filled with explosives to prominent Democrats and critics of U.S. President Donald Trump was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Monday.
College student who tried to access Trump tax returns to plead guilty
A man who while attending Pennsylvania’s Haverford College tried to obtain Donald Trump’s tax returns through a computer lab there has agreed to plead guilty to cybersecurity violations, federal prosecutors said on Monday.
Florida man who sent explosives to Trump critics sentenced to 20 years
A Florida man who mailed pipes filled with explosives to prominent Democrats and critics of U.S. President Donald Trump was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Monday.
Singer R. Kelly charged in Minnesota with soliciting sex from minor
Singer R. Kelly, jailed in New York last month after he was charged in Brooklyn and Chicago with numerous sexual misconduct felonies, was charged on Monday in Minnesota with soliciting sex from a minor at a Minneapolis hotel room 18 years ago.
Trump condemns white supremacy, vague on gun measures after U.S. shootings
President Donald Trump on Monday proposed tighter monitoring of the internet, mental health reform and wider use of the death penalty in response to two mass shootings over the weekend that left 32 people dead in Texas and Ohio.
Two more Texas shooting victims die in attack called domestic terrorism
Two more victims of a shooting rampage at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas died of their wounds on Monday, police said, raising the death toll to 22 in a massacre that prosecutors say was an act of domestic terrorism.
Walmart faces pressure to stop gun sales after latest U.S. mass shootings
Walmart Inc said on Monday there has been no change in its policy on gun sales after two mass shootings over the weekend, including one at a Walmart store, left 31 people dead in Texas and Ohio.
Puerto Rico Supreme Court puts lawsuit seeking to oust governor on fast track
Puerto Rico’s supreme court agreed on Monday to hear a lawsuit filed by the bankrupt U.S. territory’s Senate president seeking to remove newly installed Governor Pedro Pierluisi from office on constitutional grounds.
Lawsuits seek to oust Puerto Rico’s new governor
Puerto Rican officials filed two separate lawsuits on Monday asking the bankrupt U.S. territory’s supreme court to remove newly installed Governor Pedro Pierluisi from office on constitutional grounds, raising the prospect of more political instability…
