Michael Rubinkam
The Associated Press
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Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump’s tax return
They were unsuccessful, and now one of them has pleaded guilty to federal charges in what one defense lawyer calls a “college prank gone awry.” → Read More
Nurse charged with scamming Holocaust survivor out of life savings
Prosecutors say the nurse had access to the elderly victims’ credit cards while providing care to them for seven years. → Read More
Pennsylvania man charged with selling guns stolen from feds
A Pennsylvania man has been charged with selling machine guns and other firearms and ammunition stolen from a federal storage facility in West Virginia. → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump's tax return using FAFSA
Two college students tried to get Trump's tax returns. They could now wind up in prison. → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump's tax return using FAFSA
Two college students tried to get Trump's tax returns. They could now wind up in prison. → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump's tax return using FAFSA
Two college students tried to get Trump's tax returns. They could now wind up in prison. → Read More
Feds: College students tried to access Trump's tax return using FAFSA
Two college students tried to get Trump's tax returns. They could now wind up in prison. → Read More
Apple-branded credit card rolls out to some on Tuesday
Apple announced the card in March in a partnership with Goldman Sachs. On Tuesday, some iPhone users who requested a notification about Apple Card will get invites to apply through Apple's Wallet app. → Read More
Rights group accuses dairy farmers of animal cruelty — again
Nearly a decade ago, animal rights activists targeted a Pennsylvania dairy farm over its treatment of livestock. The effort fell flat. Now they're back, launching a new round of allegations against the same family-run operation that milks hundreds of cows. A PETA operative gained employment at Reitz Dairy Farm near Shamokin in central Pennsylvania this spring and spent two months surreptitiously… → Read More
Staggering drug bust shows traffickers turning to East Coast
If drug interdiction can be compared to a giant game of whack-a-mole, federal law enforcement officials delivered one mighty wallop this week when they raided a container ship at Philadelphia's port and discovered a staggering amount of cocaine. Hidden inside seven shipping containers were 33,000 pounds (15,000 kilograms) of the illicit drug, one of the largest caches ever intercepted on U.S.… → Read More
Staggering Philly drug bust shows traffickers turning to East Coast
This week's staggering cocaine bust in Philadelphia is another sign that traffickers are turning to East Coast seaports as a result of increased law enforcement pressure along the country's southwest border. → Read More
33K pounds of cocaine seized in one of biggest US drug busts
PHILADELPHIA — U.S. authorities seized 33,000 pounds, or 15,000 kilograms, of cocaine from a ship at Philadelphia's port in what they described as one of the largest drug busts in American history.They said the haul could have been worth more than $1 billion on the street.The U.S. attorney's office in Philadelphia announced the massive bust on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon, saying that law… → Read More
33K pounds of cocaine seized in one of biggest US drug busts
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — U.S. authorities seized 33,000 pounds, or 15,000 kilograms, of cocaine from a ship at Philadelphia's port in what they described as one of the largest drug busts in American... → Read More
Authorities: Over $1B worth of cocaine intercepted at Philadelphia port
PHILADELPHIA — U.S. authorities said they seized 33,000 pounds, or 15,000 kilograms, of cocaine from a ship at Philadelphia's port in what they described as one of the largest drug → Read More