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American citizen admits guilt over ties to Somalia’s ISIS affiliate

U.S. man from Minnesota pleads guilty to ties with ISIS affiliate in Somalia WASHINGTON — A naturalized U.S. citizen from Minnesota pleaded guilty Monday to charges stemming from his links to an Islamic State affiliate operating in Somalia, authorities said, in a case that underscores persistent efforts by foreign extremist groups to recruit supporters among diaspora communities in the West. Abdisatar Ahmed Hassan, 23, entered the plea before U.S. District Judge Donovan Frank in St. Paul. Prosecutors say Hassan tried twice…

Last Defendant Admits Guilt in Feeding Our Future Jury Bribery Scandal

The Final Curtain: Closing a Chapter on Minnesota's High-Profile Courtroom Scandal In the cool corridors of the Minneapolis federal courthouse, a chapter of one of Minnesota’s most extraordinary legal dramas drew to a close. Said Farah, the final defendant in a sensational juror bribery scheme, admitted to his involvement in a plot to sway deliberations in the high-profile Feeding Our Future fraud trial. The guilty plea marks the end of a haunting saga that captured nationwide attention and raised serious questions about…

guilt moratorium, a breath of recent air

Preserving social spending in poor international locations within the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and decreased sources: that is the purpose of the debt moratorium. In Mali, based on the World Financial institution, it made it attainable to launch 7.3 billion FCFA for public funds between Could and December 2020. A modest "recent air" in comparison with final 12 months's expenditures. Illustration…

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