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Tiger Woods drug records to be subpoenaed by prosecutors
Prosecutors have requested medical records for all the prescription drugs Tiger Woods was taking when he crashed his car near his Florida home last month. The subpoena notice came as Woods was formally charged with driving under the influence and refusing to submit to a urine analysis test following the accident on March 27. Both drivers escaped injury after Woods’s vehicle clipped a truck while…
Rep. Matt Gaetz has been served a subpoena to sit for a deposition in a civil lawsuit that involves allegations he had sex with a 17-year ol
Gaetz could be asked under oath about the allegations involving a minor.
Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz on Thursday was served a subpoena to sit for a deposition in a civil lawsuit that involves allegations he had sex with a 17-year old-girl, sources tell ABC News, as part of a suit brought by a friend of the congressman against the young woman and others.
Gaetz was issued the subpoena, which has not been previously reported, by attorneys representing the woman who is now in her 20s and was at the center of a years-long investigation by the Justice Department into allegations that the Florida congressman had sex with her when she was a minor, sources said.
The congressman's deposition is slated for April 5, according to sources, and is part of a sprawling defamation and racketeering lawsuit brought by Gaetz's longtime friend, former Florida House member and lobbyist Chris Dorworth, against the woman and others.
SEC subpoenaed Robinhood over crypto listings
SEC subpoenaed Robinhood over crypto listings
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Trading app provider Robinhood was subpoenaed by U.S. securities regulators late last year, according to a filing submitted by the company on Feb. 27.
In that filing, Robinhood said it received an investigative subpoena from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning various matters such as cryptocurrency listings, crypto custody practices, and platform operations.
The company said it received the subpoena in December 2022 following the collapse of FTX in November (and the collapse of other companies in the summer).
Robinhood said it could face sanctions if the SEC or any court determines it has not complied with securities regulations. The company also said that if its listed cryptocurrencies are determined to be securities, it could be prevented from supporting the trading of those assets. Furthermore, Robinhood said it could be forced to pay regulatory penalties and compensation to its users.
Robinhood made the above statements within its 10-K filing — a required annual report for publicly- and privately-traded companies. Though the filing concerns the fiscal year ending in December 2022, the filing was not submitted or publicized until today.
Despite the SEC’s apparent involvement with Robinhood, there is no indication that the regulator plans to take action against the firm immediately. The company said it cooperates with all investigations in today’s filing.
The news has minimally affected the value of company shares, if at all. Robinhood stock (HOOD) is up 1.36% today but down 0.62% after hours.
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Ivanka Trump, the daughter of former President Donald Trump, and her husband Jared Kushner have been subpoenaed by special counsel Jack Smit
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It follows months of negotiations between prosecutors and Pence's legal team.
