Special Counsel Jack Smith Resigns as Trump Prepares to Return to White House
Jack Smith, the Special Counsel who led federal cases against Donald Trump, has resigned as the former president prepares to return to the White House.
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DOJ Orders Google to Divest Chrome Amid Monopoly Concerns
US DOJ orders Google to sell its Chrome search engine, citing monopoly concerns, while Google defends Chrome as a driver of competition.
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DOJ Targets Google’s Chrome in Major Antitrust Battle
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Boeing to Admit Fraud in 737 MAX Crash Probe, Faces $243M Fine
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DOJ Targets Fujian Jinhua, UMC in Semiconductor Theft Case
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