Chris Palmer

Clift. A Seferlis, admitted during an interview with the FBI on Monday that he’d sent at least three dozen letters or postcards to Jewish organizations across the northeast, authorities said.

The the 83-year-old said he's been dealing with the issue for some time, and “today it became unmanageable and demands immediate attention.”

The new account is the latest development as Emil Bove, a top Justice Department official and Trump's former personal attorney, faces a future confirmation vote in the U.S. Senate.

Jonathan Barach faces charges of wire fraud and making an illegal monetary transaction.

After Christie was critical of Trump on ABC News, the president suggested opening an investigation into the 2013 political scandal known as Bridgegate.

She was the first Black woman to preside over civil trials in the city, and then the first Black president judge. Her nomination to the federal bench was derailed by opposition from local prosecutors.

Federal authorities have charged Alexander Daravina and Moses Benabe with submitting fraudulent applications on behalf of prisoners at SCI Phoenix.

Neil K. Anand pushed patients at his Bensalem pain clinic to accept "goody bags" of medically unnecessary drugs so he could recoup fraudulent insurance payments, prosecutors said.

Lisa McElhone dodged about $1.6 million in tax payments by lying about where she lived with her husband, Joseph LaForte, Par Funding's leader.

The target was a gang that for years ran a 24-hour open-air drug market on the 3100 block of Weymouth Street, court documents said.