South Pacific islanders strive to rescue their home from toxic legacy

Today, the UN is supporting the process of making the land safe to walk and build on again, but the risk to public health from corroding munitions is growing. For many years, islanders have suspected that this toxic legacy has been harming them and their children, and now a UN-partnered study has found strong evidence […]

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A race for rights: How sport is helping protect girls in Uganda

“As a female coach, the girls trust me,” she said. “They tell me things they can’t tell anyone else, about pressure to undergo female genital mutilation (FGM), about being told to quit school, about relationships that make them feel unsafe.” In parts of rural and hard-to-reach Uganda, female genital mutilation remains a serious human rights […]

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Office of Public Affairs | Deputy Assistant Attorney General G. Charles Beller Delivers Remarks at NAB Show Las Vegas

Remarks as Prepared for Delivery, “‘The Business We’ve Chosen’ – Federal Antitrust Enforcement in a Changing Media Landscape” Good afternoon — and thank you for inviting me to the town that Moe Greene invented as a stopover for GIs on their way to the West Coast: Las Vegas.[1] Las Vegas embodies the dynamic character of […]

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Office of Public Affairs | In One Week, DOJ’s New Fraud Division Secures $300M in Funding for Prosecutorial Support While Announcing More Indictments, Convictions, and Sentences Representing Millions In Taxpayer Fraud

The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division announced the following actions from across the country to hold individuals accountable for schemes that attempted or succeeded in defrauding the American taxpayers. “Our message is clear: Steal from the American taxpayer, and you will answer to federal prosecutors,” said Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald of the Justice Department’s National […]

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Office of Public Affairs | Associate Attorney General Stanley E. Woodward Jr. Gives Remarks at TIMBER Working Group Roundtable

Remarks as prepared for delivery. Thank you for all for the opportunity to be here. And thank you to the entire Environmental and Natural Resources Division staff for bringing together key stakeholders to collaborate on and discuss an important priority of President Trump’s Administration. We are here today to join forces to implement a set […]

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Rising nuclear risks put global security pact to the test at UN Headquarters

The Treaty on the Non‑Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is widely regarded as one of the greatest successes in the history of the United Nations.  In force since 1970, the accord was designed to curb the spread of nuclear weapons, advance nuclear disarmament and promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy. It was adopted by […]

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Office of Public Affairs | Principal Deputy Attorney General Adam Gustafson of ENRD Gives Remarks at TIMBER Working Group Roundtable

Remarks as prepared for delivery. Thank you all for attending this important event to share the United States’ efforts to combat illegal cross-border trade of timber and wood products. This is a priority of the Trump Administration, vital to our nation’s national and economic security and that of our global trading partners.  I want to […]

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World News in Brief: Airliner safety warning, drought in Somalia, solar boosts farming in Ethiopia

Addressing the 2026 World Overflight Risk Conference in Malta earlier this week, ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar warned that emerging weaponry is creating an environment where civilian planes are increasingly at risk of being targeted or caught in crossfire. “We must now reach beyond the boundaries of aviation as we have known it,” Mr. […]

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Office of Public Affairs | Justice Department Intervenes in xAI lawsuit Challenging Colorado’s ‘Algorithmic Discrimination’ Law

The Justice Department moved to intervene in a lawsuit filed by artificial intelligence company xAI, challenging a new Colorado law that prohibits so-called “algorithmic discrimination.” The Justice Department alleges that the Colorado law violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment by requiring AI companies to prevent unintentional disparate impact that their products could […]

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Office of Public Affairs | Businessman and Two Attorneys Sentenced for Their Roles in Multimillion Dollar Scheme to Bribe Hawaii County Public Official

Three men have been sentenced for their roles in a conspiracy to pay bribes to a public official at the Hawaii County Office of Housing and Community Development (OHCD) in exchange for his official actions in connection with affordable housing development agreements worth more than $11,000,000. Hawaii (Big Island) attorney, Gary Charles Zamber, 56, of […]

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