Washington – The U.S. Justice Department has given immunity from prosecution to a State Department employee who helped set up and manage the private email server Hillary Clinton used for her work as secretary of state, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday.
Rami Levy, founder of the eponymous supermarket chain and cell phone service provider, was questioned under caution on Tuesday by Israeli police, following allegations of misusing his company’s fraud protection systems and illegal eavesdropping on employees, Globes reported.
More than US$1 billion ($1.4 billion) was deposited in the bank accounts of Malaysia’s Prime Minister Najib Razak millions more than was previously identified, according to the Wall Street Journal, quoting unnamed people familiar with the matter.
A judge on Friday summoned former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez to testify in a case involving alleged irregularities in dollar futures contracts carried out by the Central Bank during her administration, judicial officials said.
He arrived from out of nowhere in 2009, a mysterious, geeky 28-year-old dropping ridiculous amounts of money all over the city.
Pope Francis’s secretary, 34-year-old Miriam Wuolou of Eritrea, was found dead earlier this week and the Vatican is calling foul.
HONG KONG, — Tim Leissner, the Goldman Sachs Group Inc executive who helped build the investment bank’s Malaysia business, left the firm earlier this month.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s largest campaign contribution so far this year came courtesy of Playboy’s 2010 Playmate of the Year.
Zurich – Switzerland is looking into whether a former government minister struck a secret deal offering diplomatic assistance to the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1970 in exchange for the Arab group stopping attacks on Swiss targets.
The investigation into the assault allegations against Johnny Manziel appears to be picking up.
