DEA, HSI Crackdown on Mexican Drug Trafficking Rings
U.S. law enforcement intercept loads of cocaine, heroin, and firearms in Mexican drug cartel investigations.
Investigations
Italy Launches Investigations Against Tech Companies
Italy launches investigations over tech company content concerns, following a slew of E.U. cases.
Contractor Loses Deal After VA Discovers He’s a Sex Offender
VA hospital terminates contract with cleaning company when it discovers the owner is a sex offender.
Top Five Heartbreaking Truths About Online Dating Privacy
A lot of online dating websites collect information about your behavior on the website such as which profiles you view, what you click on, and what you skip. Later on, they can pass the information about your preferences to a third party.
Licked Marijuana Recalled from Multiple Michigan Outlets
Marijuana recalled from several facilities after an investigation finds an employee licked the stock.
VA Doctor Turns Patient Away who Commits Suicide Days Later
Patient who was denied admittance for treatment at VA center dies six days later.
VA Has Been Slow to Change Sexual Harassment Procedures
The GAO plans to hold the VA accountable for reforming sexual harassment policies.
Arizona Continues to Investigate Apple’s iPhone Throttling Scandal
Arizona’s attorney general is leading a multi-state probe into whether Apple violated deceptive trade laws.
Kazakhgate Investigation Ends Conspiracy About French Interference in Chodiev Case
The new law was enacted in April 2011 but amendments were required so prosecutors decided that no cases should be settled without prior approval until the changes were made.
To Manage COVID-19, Nursing Homes Evict Less Profitable Residents
Nursing homes have become epicenters of COVID-19, kicking out Medicaid residents.