The Justice Department will seek the restoration of the death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was found guilty of orchestrating the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, Attorney General William Barr said Thursday. In an interview with The Associated Press, he said the Justice Department is appealing the court's decision to overturn Tsarnaev's death sentence and a trial is scheduled to determine whether he should be executed for the attack that killed…

A resident of Pinellas County, Florida, ended up behind bars after attempting to kidnap neighbors' children while two others were waiting for her at home. According to detectives, 28-year-old Hannah Brown left the house at 2 am on August 18 — and 15 minutes later, a surveillance camera at the house of her neighbor, Amber, captured Brown getting inside. The woman attempted to snatch the 9-month-old baby from his 12-year-old…

The new rule will take effect immediately after adoption, will be valid for a minimum of 90 days and will affect migrants who have stayed in Mexico or Canada in the past two weeks. If implemented, the bill would deprive asylum seekers of any legal protection. In July, officials from the Presidential Administration posted a notice of a rule that would allow DHS officials to deny safe haven to those…

The United States has once again seized tens of thousands of licenses, the lion's share of them are fake driver's licenses, which are supplied to America mainly by China, as well as South Korea and the UK, writes Vinograd.us. In the first six months of 2020, US Customs and Borden Protection (CBP) officers at Chicago O'Hare International Airport alone seized nearly 20,000 fake US driver's licenses and other documents, according…

The woman's family is suing a police officer who allegedly caressed her corpse. The body camera of David Rojas, a 27-year-old Los Angeles police officer, allegedly captured him groping the chest of a dead woman — Elizabeth Baggett — while on duty. The Baggett family filed a lawsuit against Rojas, charging them with invasion of privacy, willful infliction of emotional damage and desecration of human remains. In December last year,…

US President Donald Trump has suggested that North Carolina residents vote twice in the November elections, once in person and once by mail, although this is a crime, Reuters writes. “Let them send [the ballot] and go vote,” Trump told WECT-TV in Wilmington, North Carolina, when asked about the safety of mail-order voting. It is illegal to cast your vote for one or another candidate in an election more than…

The Trump administration has prepared a bill requiring migrants to scan the iris of the eye, as well as provide a voice print, DNA, and photographs for facial recognition. A former immigration officer told BuzzFeed News, «They use common language in the law to justify the massive and unprecedented collection of personal information.» According to information obtained by BuzzFeed, the government will be allowed to request biometrics from immigrants who…

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A Russian citizen appeared before a federal court on a case of participation in a conspiracy to inject malicious software into a company's computer network, extract data from the network, and blackmail. 27-year-old Russian citizen Yegor Igorevich Kryuchkov is accused of conspiracy to intentionally damage a protected computer. He was arrested on August 22, 2020 in Los Angeles. According to court documents, from about July 15, 2020 to August 22,…

The former US Special Forces soldier allegedly agreed to provide Russian intelligence with information about America's national defense, Vinograd.us writes. The Gainesville, Virginia native was arrested late last week for conspiring with Russian intelligence officials to provide them with information about the national security of the United States.