US prosecutors are examining whether federal convictions could lead to naturalized citizens violating the law, potentially impacting their citizenship status.

Following a cyberattack on Hugging Face, a group of U.S. state attorneys general has criticized OpenAI, citing its 'inability or unwillingness to ensure security' as an immediate risk.

Eight individuals, described by US prosecutors as having ties to Antifa, have been collectively sentenced to 450 years in prison for their involvement in a riot outside an immigration detention center in Texas, during which an officer was shot.

US prosecutors allege that Iraqi national Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi helped plan approximately 18 attacks in Europe recently, with the defendant exclaiming 'We are in a war' during a US court appearance.

U.S. prosecutors have decided not to appeal the fraud conviction and lenient punishment of Estonian crypto millionaires Ivan Turõgin and Sergei Potapenko, allowing them to return to Estonia.

Glen Crossley, the Montrealer responsible for killing a Canadian Olympic gold medallist in a hit-and-run, has been accused by US prosecutors of participating in a multimillion-dollar grandparent scam network targeting elderly Americans.

The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has reportedly named the Colombian president as a 'priority target' as US prosecutors investigate alleged ties to drug traffickers. This development signals a significant escalation in the US probe.

US federal prosecutors have opened preliminary investigations into Colombia's President Gustavo Petro for alleged drug trafficking, as reported by the New York Times.

US prosecutors say a Russian operative plotted to kidnap and kill dissidents abroad, with reports linking the targets to Akhmed Zakaev’s family.

Martine Moïse, the widow of assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, gave harrowing testimony in the Miami trial of those accused of plotting her husband's 2021 murder, with prosecutors stating the assassination was driven by greed and a lust for power.

US prosecutors in Miami are requesting that Andrew and Tristan Tate remain in custody as they fight extradition to the UK. The prosecution argues that their continued detention is necessary to prevent them from evading the extradition process.

U.S. prosecutors have charged three individuals from Akwesasne, alleging they exploited tribal lands along the border to create unmonitored access points for cross-border criminal activity involving drugs and guns.

US prosecutors are reportedly examining insurance companies linked to Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter.

A Russian man, whom US prosecutors allege previously worked for Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), has pleaded not guilty in Boston to charges of participating in a cyber espionage campaign.

US prosecutors, with assistance from Somali intelligence, have arrested an alleged ringleader of a fraud case in Minnesota, reaching into Somalia for a key suspect.

Mr Teo is among seven shipping executives accused of taking part in the price-fixing conspiracy that went on for four years, according to recently unsealed US court documents.

US federal prosecutors have initiated an investigation into a private credit fund managed by BlackRock. The probe scrutinizes the fund's operations and practices.

US prosecutors are increasingly offering more lenient agreements to companies on Wall Street that voluntarily report their own misconduct, signaling a shift in corporate crime enforcement.

US prosecutors say suspect in missing students' killings asked ChatGPT about disposing of a body  The Star

US prosecutors are reportedly investigating possible links between Colombian President Petro and drug traffickers, according to anonymous sources and documents reviewed by AP.

Darko Đurović has been accused in a US indictment of conspiring to murder and abduct two dissidents. US prosecutors allege he received money and sought targets across Europe for Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

US prosecutors defend block on Venezuelan state funds for Maduro's defense  The Straits Times

American prosecutors have arrived in Derventa to investigate war crimes committed against Serbs in two wartime camps. Their presence marks a significant step in examining these historical atrocities.

Prosecutors in Vilnius are appealing to the public for witnesses following a fatal BMW accident, with more details emerging about the incident. Police have confirmed information regarding a 19-year-old involved in an incident prior to the tragic crash.

Authorities in Montenegro have arrested an Iranian-Turkish national suspected of involvement in a series of extensive cyberattacks against US institutions. US prosecutors claim these attacks caused over $3.4 billion in damages.

US prosecutors have opened a large-scale investigation into the creator of ChatGPT, requesting secret documents about the application. This inquiry comes ahead of the company's potential stock market listing.

US prosecutors have announced the discovery of new evidence in the case against the individual accused of being the media gala shooter.

In a significant retreat, US prosecutors announced they would abandon felony conspiracy counts against Illinois activists, including a former congressional candidate, and refile with misdemeanors.

Media reports indicate that US prosecutors are investigating potential links between Colombian President Gustavo Petro and drug traffickers, a development that has strained bilateral relations.

US prosecutors investigate Colombia’s president, a onetime Trump foe  The Straits Times

Darko Đurović, a Montenegrin citizen, has been accused by US prosecutors of conspiracy to murder and kidnap two dissidents, allegedly receiving money, searching for targets across Europe, and lying to the FBI.

US prosecutors defend block on Venezuelan state funds for Maduro's defense  Reuters