Por: Los Angeles Times Business March 02, 2023
Companies found to have committed crimes will get reduced fines from the U.S. Justice Department if they act to claw back compensation paid to executives and employees responsible for misconduct, Deputy Atty. Gen. Lisa Monaco said. The department also will require every company that reaches a resolution with its criminal division to structure its compensation and bonus programs so that bad behaviors will be punished, Monaco said Thursday at a... + full article
Newsweek USA Nation January 14, 2023
Representative Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican, announced on Friday an investigation into how the Department of Justice (DOJ) is handling President Joe Biden's classified documents scandal. The way one former insider sees it, though, the DOJ should refuse to play ball.Former... + más
Trump DOJ Case: Appeals Court Shuts Down Special Master Review Of Mar-A-Lago Documents | Forbes
The Justice Department Needs to Get Out of Its Own Way in the Trump Investigations | The Daily Beast
Forbes USA Business December 31, 2022
Getty Images Key Takeaways Recent economic turbulence has led to growing recession fears. Although we aren’t technically in a recession, many households are feeling the pinch of a tighter economy. As more households resort to living paycheck-to-paycheck, the threat of a white... + más
“White Collar Recession” 2023 | Forbes
Concerns over a 'white collar recession' grow as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Amazon and others cut jobs | Fox Business
Newsweek USA Nation December 30, 2022
Former President Donald Trump may have celebrated the latest news from the January 6 committee a touch too early, excited about a white flag that came from maybe the wrong opponents.On Wednesday, the House panel investigating the Capitol riot announced it would withdraw the... + más
Trump's lawyers have accepted service of House January 6 committee subpoena | ABC7
Trump files lawsuit against Jan. 6 committee in attempt to block subpoena | Fox News
Forbes USA Business December 01, 2022
Updated Dec 1, 2022, 06:00pm ESTTopline A federal appeals court has cut short a special master’s review of White House documents the Department of Justice seized at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago estate, siding Thursday with the DOJ, which means the federal... + más
Supreme Court Rules Against Trump On Mar-A-Lago Classified Documents | Forbes
Trump Mar-A-Lago Investigation: What To Know As Ex-President Goes To Supreme Court | Forbes
Forbes USA Business November 23, 2022
Getty Images Key Takeaways Recession fears have been swirling for months. With inflation sky-high, consumers across the country are feeling a pinch in their budgets. Living paycheck-to-paycheck is increasingly common, prompting many households to cut back on their spending. As... + más
How Long Do Recessions Last? When Are They Over? | Forbes
What Is A Growth Recession Exactly? | Forbes
The Daily Beast USA Politics September 30, 2022
The ’s decision to take as (essentially) its client, defending him in the writer defamation suit, of not only investigating their own client for potential criminal conduct—but also contradicting their client’s other lawyers.This is a mess of DOJ’s own making, and one... + más
Essential Politics: Could Trump really go to prison? | Los Angeles Times
How Trump Has Survived Decades of Legal Trouble | Time
Forbes USA Business September 27, 2022
Jon Batiste, left, Stephen T. Colbert, 4th right, and the team pose with the award for Stephen ... [+] Colbert's Election Night 2020: Democracy's Last Stand Building Back America Great Again Better 2020 at the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021, at... + más
Stephen Colbert on his 'gratitude' for grief's pain | CNN
Stephen Colbert Grills Olivia Wilde on ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Drama | The Daily Beast
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