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Treasury Further Dismantles Iranian Financier Zanjani’s Network
OFAC designated four individuals and nine entities tied to Babak Zanjani’s Iranian operations, digital asset exchanges, and supporting companies.

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OFAC designated four individuals and nine entities tied to Babak Zanjani’s Iranian operations, digital asset exchanges, and supporting companies.

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FinCEN urged financial institutions to detect, prevent, and report suspicious activity linked to fraud schemes targeting federal student aid programs.

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The SEC filed a settled action against the founders of S2A Modular Corp., alleging that they raised approximately $65 million from nearly 350 retail investors and misled them about fund use, customer contracts, and institutional investment.

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Four Minnesota men admitted defrauding the state’s Housing Stabilization Services program of approximately $2.2 million and using ChatGPT to fabricate supporting records.

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The FAA alleges Southern Airways Express operated 29 commercial flights with a malfunctioning autopilot in April 2025.

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Michael Ray Friday waived a bankruptcy discharge of more than $120 million after the U.S. Trustee Program found undisclosed income, accounts and expenses in his case.

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The FAA alleges that Southern Airways Express failed to properly weigh baggage, communicate its weight, complete calculations and document seat positions before an aircraft incident in July 2024.

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A federal grand jury in Maine charged Shawn Bonneau with sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion and wire fraud in a six-count indictment.

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OFAC designated a senior Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood official, three individuals, and three entities accused of supporting Hamas through fundraising and underground banking networks.

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OFAC sanctioned more than 50 Mexican individuals and entities linked to CJNG, targeting its leadership, trafficking cells, and illicit finance networks.

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The SEC filed proposed final judgments against Semisub, Inc. and former principal Jamey Denise Jackson in litigation alleging an offering fraud and misuse of investor funds.

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A federal grand jury indicted three Las Vegas tax preparers over allegations that they prepared and filed false returns claiming fictitious businesses, receipts, expenses and tax credits.

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Magnolia Diagnostics, its owners, and investors agreed to pay $24 million to resolve allegations involving medically unnecessary respiratory pathogen panel testing billed to Medicare.

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The SEC says a former Kubient CFO overstated and misrepresented revenue in connection with two public stock offerings. A court entered a final judgment against him on July 8, 2026.

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The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division is returning to targeted Second Request investigations, publishing a model timing agreement and emphasizing focused merger review.

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The Department of Homeland Security said its agencies and partners helped secure FIFA World Cup 2026, reporting no major security incidents at U.S. stadiums or FIFA Fan Festivals.

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The Department of Homeland Security said a Pennsylvania woman received a five-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to 32 charges tied to more than $1.7 million in disaster assistance fraud.

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A jury convicted Ysrael Jacob Cordova and Ricardo Valenzuela of VICAR murder in the shooting of a man during an attempted robbery in Placentia, California.

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Rep. Jim Jordan referred former special counsel Jack Smith for possible prosecution, alleging he misled Congress about records obtained during the Trump investigation. Smith’s lawyers deny the allegation and say his answers were truthful.

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A federal jury convicted Mark Loftis in a scheme that used purchased patient information and medical orders to bill federal health care programs for unwanted or unnecessary equipment.
