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Gee's court reviewed the case over the past two months, following SpaceX's objection in April to the recommendation by another federal judge that the company should be forced to comply with the subpoena. The court's recommendation in March stated there are "several" investigations into the company, and rejected SpaceX's argument that the subpoena constituted "government overreach." Gee's court accepted those findings and that recommendation. SpaceX did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment. The DOJ probe The DOJ's Immigrant and Employee Rights Section launched a probe last ye...

By City News Service Photo: Getty Images LOS ANGELES (CNS) - All migrant children, including those who entered the U.S. illegally during the COVID-19 pandemic and were expected to be expelled from the country, must be placed in licensed facilities rather than hotels, a federal appeals panel ruled today, upholding a Los Angeles federal judge's order. The ruling by a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a judge's decision that the so-called Flores settlement agreement -- which set standards for the treatment of children in detention and ordered their quick releas...

A physician under indictment on fraud, money laundering and other charges connected to a weight-loss surgery business urged a California federal judge Friday to dismiss the case against him, arguing that the government had wrongly seized millions of dollars in assets, which deprived him of the right to hire counsel of his choosing.

US Imprisons “Sadistic” Sextortionist A man from California has been sent to prison for cyberstalking two people and threatening to murder them unless they performed sex acts on him. US Judge Dolly Gee described the actions of Covina resident Carl De Vera Bennington as "sadistic" and "cruel” before handing him a custodial sentence. One of the victims of 34-year-old Bennington was just a teenager when he began targeting her. The cyberstalking took place over a period of several years, with Bennington repeatedly sending unsolicited messages. When one victim tried to end the abuse...

If President Joe Biden truly wants to end the border crisis—and yes, it’s a crisis—he can do so. It will, however, require a leader who seeks an orderly immigration system that supports America’s sovereignty and security, and who has no partisan motive to permit illegal immigration for political power. Such a leader must also have no issue with who might have implemented or used such policies and programs in the past. That’s a tall order in today’s political climate. But that leader could achieve sustained border security in seven steps.