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A Lebanon, Oregon, man was sentenced to four years in prison for illegally obtaining more than $4 million in coronavirus relief loans meant for struggling businesses and investing that money

Charges have been brought against more than a dozen individuals in Oregon who attempted to apply for more than $180 million in fraudulent federal relief money. Investigators expect to find more fraud in the coming years.

Fourteen people are accused of submitting fraudulent COVID-19 business relief applications totaling more than $183 million; another two dozen cases have already been resolved and dozens more investigations are still open.

A Lebanon, Oregon, man was sentenced to four years in prison for illegally obtaining more than $4 million in coronavirus relief loans meant for struggling businesses and investing that money

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is an admirer of Critical Race Theory, the "1619 Project," and Black Lives Matter, all radical, racist movements.

Kristen Clarke is Joe Bidens nominee to head the Justice Departments Civil Rights Division. We have discussed the fact that, as a student at Harvard, she invited a rabidly anti-Semitic professor (Tony Martin) to campus and then praised his hateful ravings. Now, it appears that Clarke misled the Senate Judiciary Committee about her links with another anti-Semitic professor, Amiri Baraka. The professor in question was a virulent anti-Semite who, among

Woman sentenced to probation for unlawful sale of pangolin scales to undercover officer at SE Portland store Updated 6:56 PM; Today 6:54 PM Agnes Yu, 53, admitted to ordering the pangolin scales from an importer in San Francisco and selling 30 grams of the scales to the undercover officer for $165 in November 2017. Facebook Share A woman who illegally imported pangolin scales and sold them to an undercover officer from her Southeast Portland store was sentenced Monday to three years of federa...

Race-obsessed Vanita Gupta should not be confirmed to Justice Department Print this article Ordinarily, senators should defer to the president on executive-branch appointments. But Justice Department nominee Vanita Gupta is too radical to merit such deference. Gupta, nominated by President Biden to be associate attorney general, is a radical on criminal justice and race. She has been an avid participant in the morally corrupt mutual back-scratching known as third-party settlements. She has ma...

President Biden's nomination of civil rights lawyer Vanita Gupta for the No. 3 position at the Justice Department has split conservatives, with right-leaning groups spending millions to both torpedo and boost her confirmation.

At NROs Corner, Carrie Campbell Severino has an excellent account of Vanita Guptas performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. Gupta, Joe Bidens nominee for Associate Attorney General, ran into heavy fire from Republican members. She countered with what Severino calls obfuscation. There was also more than little deception, including the instance I described here regarding Dylan Roof (about which, more later). Severino homes in on the matter of