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Arlette Ricci accused of hiding money from France’s tax authorities in test case related to the HSBC tax-avoidance scandal 
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"U.S. has never been last in a race to the future," Murkowski said of the untapped resources in the Arctic.
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The Senate rejected the measure in a 59-41 vote. It needed 60 votes to pass.
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All of the no votes came from Democrats, and they included all of the Senate Democrats' leadership.
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It's impossible to understand how he'll run the Senate unless you know who's in his network.
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Chris Christie has seemed on top of the world to donors and supporters in the days since the GOP racked up big wins in gubernatorial races with him leading the charge for the Republican Governors Association. He’s dined in Manhattan with millionaires, sat for an interview with NBC’s Matt Lauer and privately marveled at his party’s...
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CREW’s complaint is based on a story in the New York Times, reporting that Rep. Ryan’s recent book, “The Way Forward: Renewing the American Idea,” published by Hachette, was afforded special treatment by Amazon.
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Blankenship faces federal charges for violating mine safety laws in the explosion that killed 29 miners Via Jocelyn Stoller
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The American Red Cross made a lot of mistakes post-Hurricane Sandy, even going as far as sending out trucks lacking supplies
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Rachel Maddow salutes reporter Jerry Mitchell for his reporting on the Mississippi prison system, and describes the corruption prosecution of the former prison commissioner, Christopher Epps, on dozens of federal charges involving nearly one billion... Via Jocelyn Stoller, Dana Hoffman
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Authorities nationwide are warning about an IRS scam that has targeted numerous
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A day after resigning as Mississippi's corrections commissioner, Christopher Epps pleaded not guilty to charges of taking more than $1 million in bribes.
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It sounds like satire, but the Washington Redskins have begun suing Native Americans for asking that they change their name.
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Brian Whitfield, accused of $20 million fraud, to testify in his own defense
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Citigroup agreed to settle the case with Finra for $15 million without admitting or denying the accusations, which involved interactions between the bank’s research analysts and its clients.
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GOP senator who wants the Postal Service to go bankrupt about to have oversight over it
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Even MSNBC is buying into the claim that Keystone will create tens of thousands of jobs. The actual number? 35
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Awful senator calls net neutrality "Obamacare for the Internet" -- which helps out bad actors like Comcast Via Operation Deja Vu
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In February the City Council made headlines when it voted to take a first step toward a ban on fracking within Los Angeles municipal limits.
Click headline to read more-- Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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When a House member under investigation leaves his job, his case departs with him.
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Ethics in Congress is an oxymoron. Career criminals are allowed to survive and thrive because the leadership isn't willing to police their own. This is revolting development is an American disgrace & it won't soon be forgotten by the voters who trusted investigators to do their jobs in a timely fashion.
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China prosecuted 21,652 officials accused of bribery in the first nine months of the year, with 13,414 of those cases resulting in convictions, the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) revealed Friday.
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If U.S. law enforcement officials were able to this, most of the profiteering, bribe-taking freeloaders & chickenhawks in Congress would be wearing prison stripes right now.
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Convicted felon arrested in scheme to embezzle $8.5 million as Gulfstream finance director
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While Detroit's court-approved plan to exit bankruptcy has been praised as a fresh start for the city, its pension system relies on some of the same assumptions that got it into trouble in the first place.
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The federal government on Thursday announced its first bitcoin securities fraud case, accusing a Texas man of engineering a Ponzi scheme by getting people to turn over their bitcoins in return for promises of high interest rates and the ability to recoup their investment at any time. ...
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After submitting some talking points in advance of the appearance, a Fox producer told Michael Moyer that climate change was off-limits
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A South Florida real estate broker — already charged with lying to immigration authorities and under investigation for alleged mortgage fraud — is in more trouble, federal authorities said Tuesday.
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