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• February 04, 2026

  Feds Vow New Effort To Protect Privacy Of Epstein's Victims

  A Manhattan federal judge said Tuesday evening that women abused by Jeffrey Epstein have resolved privacy complaints stemming from the government's release of documents related to the deceased financier's sex crimes, after the victims' lawyers flagged widespread deficiencies.

• February 03, 2026

  Ex-NFL Player Convicted For $200M Medicare Fraud Scheme

  A jury in Florida federal court on Tuesday convicted a former NFL tight end for his role in a scheme to defraud Medicare and a health care program for disabled or deceased veterans' spouses and children out of nearly $200 million through sham orthotic brace orders.

• February 03, 2026

  NY County Wants To Erase $80M Buffalo Five Verdict

  A county in New York state asked a federal judge to overturn a record-setting $80 million wrongful conviction verdict for a member of the Buffalo Five, a group of Black teenagers falsely accused of a 1976 murder, citing alleged jury irregularities.

• February 03, 2026

  Ex-Fed Adviser Acquitted Of Espionage Conspiracy Charge

  A Washington, D.C., federal jury Tuesday acquitted a former senior adviser to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors of conspiring to steal confidential data for Chinese intelligence.

• February 03, 2026

  DOJ, AGs Lodge Cross-Appeal Over Google Search Remedies

  The U.S. Department of Justice and state enforcers on Tuesday launched an appeal of a D.C. federal judge's scaled-back remedies in their case targeting Google's search monopoly, after the tech giant filed its own appeal to knock out the penalties.

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