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The Wall Street Journal revealed that Iran has managed to move funds through the US financial system using a complex network of correspondent accounts, as the Trump administration seeks ways to stem the flow. An Egyptian bank operating in the United Arab Emirates was identified as having processed $1.8 billion for companies potentially linked to the ayatollah regime.
Sarah Khalifa and 11 other defendants convicted of manufacturing and trafficking synthetic drugs. Authorities seized more than 750 kilograms (1,653 pounds) of drugs and raw materials and found two apartments used as laboratories. The verdict can be appealed.
The US president does not want to "repeat the experiment" of another military campaign and would rather pressure Tehran through sanctions and an economic blockade. But Iran could conclude that escalation is preferable to surrender or economic collapse.
It listens patiently, seems to know everything and is always there in moments of distress. But behind the chatbot’s warm embrace lurk a commercial octopus and a legal system struggling to keep up. The Bradley Heppner case proves the danger: The moment you hit Enter, you may have recruited the perfect witness for the prosecution.
Rula Jebreal attacked the House Democratic minority leader over his support for Israel. She insisted she "didn't mean it in a racist way," but the Congressional Black Caucus rejected the explanation. She later apologized: "The term was inappropriate and offensive." Jeffries himself has not responded.
