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The Justice Department announced a series of arrests and indictments Thursday against Russian businessmen and their facilitators in five separate federal cas
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stanley cup n and Gannon Bond, were arrested Thursday.Kostin is the longtime president of VTB Bank, a state-owned bank and Russia s second largest. He is charged with engaging in a scheme to evade sanctions and launder money to support two superyachts. Kostin and the two facilitators are also accused of trying to evade sanctions related to a luxury home in Aspen, Colorado.Michael Khoo, a co-director of the department s Task Force KleptoCapture, said on a call with reporters that the announcement was meant to send a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin that we re not going away and we can play the long game as well so long as the war continues.The KleptoCapture task force enforces the economic restrictions within the U.S. imposed on Russia and its billionaires.SEE MORE: White House to announce major sanctions package against RussiaThe Justice Department says over the past two years it has secured court orders for the restraint, seizure, and forfeiture of nearly $700 million in assets a Yolb Charges dismissed in Kenosha Applebee s wrongful arrest case
The nation s largest manufacturer of infant milk won lucrative, exclusive government contracts d
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garrafa stanley fant formula sold in the United States. And experts tell Newsy that the contracts themselves equate to handing out intentionally-formed, government-backed monopolies in each state s WIC program.They also can help the winning companies box out the rest of their competition. It means the very program meant to help low-income families, ends up threatening the supply chain for everyone.Dr. Fran Fleming is a researcher at the University of Connecticut s Rudd Center for Food Policy and Health, which studied ten years of retail data. I think that maybe we should rethink this monopoly, because look at where we are today, she said.Fleming says the winners of WIC s exclusive deals end up with unfair competitive advantages that extend beyond just WIC participants. In a study that we ve done, we found out that
