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STRIPES (Matthew Adams) - Republican Massie moves to impeach Hegseth | Stars and Stripes

Rep. Thomas Massie introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of illegally continuing the Iran war.

STRIPES (Matthew M. Burke) - Former Navy sailors admit to deadly fentanyl sales tied to USS Abraham Lincoln | Stars and Stripes

A married couple who sold counterfeit oxycodone pills containing fentanyl to fellow Navy sailors pleaded guilty in federal court in San Diego.

STRIPES (Chad Garland) - Iran war exposed US munitions shortfalls and production bottlenecks, Pentagon IG says | Stars and Stripes

The most persistent bottlenecks involve the production of solid rocket motors and the availability of high-grade explosives, the report said.

STRIPES (Alex Wilson) - 5,000 DOD civilian dependents in Japan gain access to health care assistance | Stars and Stripes

About 5,000 dependents in Japan will gain access to a Pentagon program that helps Defense Department civilians find and pay for medical care off base.

STRIPES (Julie Masson, Yoojin Lee) - South Korean activists protest potential Hormuz deployment outside Camp Humphreys | Stars and Stripes

South Korean activists gathered outside Camp Humphreys to protest a potential deployment of South Korean forces to the Strait of Hormuz.

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Maduro's 'bag man' pleads guilty to laundering $195 million skimmed from Venezuelan food program

Alex Saab, the Colombian-born businessman U.S. officials call Nicolás Maduro's "frontman," pleaded guilty in Miami federal court to money laundering tied to a bribery scheme that looted a food program meant for Venezuela's poorest citizens. Saab, 54, entered his plea Tuesday before Judge Kathleen Williams in the Southern District of Florida on a single count […] The post Maduro's 'bag man' pleads guilty to laundering $195 million skimmed from Venezuelan food program appeared first on American Almanac .

Alex Saab, the Colombian-born businessman U.S. officials call Nicolás Maduro's "frontman," pleaded guilty in Miami federal court to money laundering tied to a bribery scheme that looted a food program meant for Venezuela's poorest citizens. Saab, 54, entered his plea Tuesday before Judge Kathleen Williams in the Southern District of Florida on a single count of money laundering. He agreed to forfeit $195 million and to cooperate with continuing federal investigations, a deal that could make him a key witness against Maduro himself, who sits in a Manhattan jail awaiting trial on drug charges after a U.S. military raid captured him in January. U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones attended the proceedings alongside more than a dozen…Open

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JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Judge refers Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner for federal prosecution

U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond Jr. also disqualified Krasner and one of his deputies from handling the case, which was related to a man seeking to overturn his second-degree murder conviction.