Massachusetts Man Convicted for Illegally Exporting U.S. Technology to Iran
A federal jury in Boston found Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi guilty of conspiring to export sensitive American electronic components to Iran, violating U.S. sanctions laws.
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A federal jury in Boston found Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi guilty of conspiring to export sensitive American electronic components to Iran, violating U.S. sanctions laws.
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A US appeals court has ruled that Donald Trump’s name must remain off the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts while the organization appeals a prior ruling that deemed the name change illegal.
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Federal judge denies motion to dismiss charges against Brian Cole Jr., finding Trump’s pardons limited to convicted Jan. 6 rioters and excluding Cole.
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Local communities and business owners in Seattle’s Chinatown International District criticize Mayor Katie Wilson’s handling of crime and drug issues amid the FIFA World Cup, leading to protests and a drop in business.
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