While many Americans are sheltering at home to help “flatten the curve” and slow the spread of coronavirus disease (also called COVID-19), they might be tempted to buy or use questionable products that claim to help diagnose, treat, cure, and even prevent COVID-19.
First Round of Refunds Totaling $153 Million Sent to Consumers As a Result of Multi-Agency Case Against Western Union
Justice Department Files Amicus Brief Explaining Harvard’s Race-Based Admissions Process Violates Federal Civil-Rights Law
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On January 26th, 2020, deputies received a complaint in reference to allegations of murder for hire. Â Deputies took the initial report and Detectives were assigned the case for further investigation. Â During their investigation, detectives developed Curtis Dean Lacombe, Jr., 29, as a suspect…
The Department of Justice Files Actions to Stop Telecom Carriers Who Facilitated Hundreds of Millions of Fraudulent Robocalls to American Consumers
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Former Gulf Cartel Leader Convicted of International Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
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Viewers tune in to Live P.D (A&E Channel) as they will be airing wanted fugitive information this weekend:
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Texas Trustees Providing Project Updates Online Dec. 4
Former Operator of Illegal Booter Services Sentenced for Conspiracy to Commit Computer Damage and Abuse
United States Files Civil Lawsuit against Edward Snowden for Publishing a Book in Violation of CIA and NSA Non-Disclosure Agreements
Game Wardens Stress Safe Boating over Labor Day Weekend as Kali’s Law Takes Effect
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Texas Woman Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Facilitate Adoptions From Uganda Through Bribery and Fraud
AG Paxton: San Antonio Agrees to Deliver Records Regarding the City’s Decision to Ban Chick-fil-A from International Airport
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Four Men Sentenced to Prison for Engaging in a Child Exploitation Enterprise on the Tor Network
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Justice Department Reviewing the Practices of Market-Leading Online Platforms
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How can Texas fix its marijuana problem after legalizing hemp? Forensic experts have a plan.
Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, Sinaloa Cartel Leader, Sentenced to Life in Prison Plus 30 Years
The FTC has voted to approve a fine of about $5 billion for Facebook over privacy violations, Â the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. The report cited an unnamed person familiar with the matter.
Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Provide Material Support to ISIS
Syrian Man Arrested on Terrorism Charges After Planning Attack on Christian Church
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Justice Department Reaches Settlement with Five Additional Broadcast Television Companies, Including One National Sales Representative Firm, In Ongoing Information Sharing Investigation
Defendant Who Conspired to Murder U.S. Soldiers Sentenced to 26 Years Imprisonment
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Texas Man Found Guilty of Conspiring to Support ISIS
​One of the most pressing issues facing the 86th Legislature is dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and working to prepare for future storms.
More than 300,000 Texans are victimized at any given time, including 79,000 youth
Justice Department Reaches Agreement with Harris County, Texas, to Ensure Polling Place Accessibility for Voters with Disabilities
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Gohmert on the Watered Down H. Res 183 Which Did Not Condemn Very Anti-Semitic Remarks
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Kingsmen President and Nomad, Convicted by a Federal Jury of Murder and Racketeering, Sentenced to Life in Prison
​One of the things I have mentioned in the past is the work that I have done over the last year as the Vice Chairman of the Sunset Advisory Commission.  I want to use this week’s Capitol Update to tell you a little bit more about the Sunset process.
Justice Department Awards More Than $8.3 Million to Support California Victims of the Las Vegas Mass Shooting
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A $100K bond was set for the man located in San Augustine County.
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The fourth week of session has been a busy one as Senate Finance continues to meet every day to hear from every agency in the State. This week we have heard from agencies such as the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, Texas Supreme Court, the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Texas Depa…
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Sabine County is basically divided into two groups.Â
Employees at Family Dollar located at 265 State Highway 87 in Hemphill called for assistance of a heavy smell of smoke was detected inside the retail outlet.
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Orange County Emergency Management is monitoring flood levels, and says Sabine River Authority is maintaining 11 gates open at 4 feet, this is causing moderate flooding in low lying areas. The Toledo Bend Lake level is maintaining due to run off from the Northern Basins and the releases will…
NPSO DEPUTIES LOOKING FOR MISSING NATCHITOCHES MAN
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Secretary Perdue Details USDA Functions in the Event of a Lapse in Federal Funding
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A San Augustine man has been charged with felony criminal trespass, theft, and criminal mischief after allegedly attempting to steal copper from the Catchatana Sportsman's Club on November 21, 2018.Â
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U.S. Soldier Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison for Attempting to Provide Material Support to ISIS
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