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Corruption news — August 19, 2026

Publications tagged with Corruption published on August 19, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

15 publications

  2. PoliticsCorruptionMiddle EastHockey

    Seahawks Sign Former Pro Bowl Cornerback Trevon Diggs

    The Seattle Seahawks have signed former Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs to a one-year deal. Diggs, a two-time Pro Bowler, has struggled with injuries in recent years but will compete for a starting spot opposite Devon Witherspoon. The signing comes as Terrion Arnold, another cornerback Seattle was interested in, faces legal issues that may keep him off the field.
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  5. PoliticsCorruptionGovernance

    Abelardo De La Espriella Hands Over 'White Book' of Corruption Findings to Prosecutor's Office

    President Abelardo De La Espriella handed over the 'White Book', also referred to as the 'Book of Truth', containing more than 80 corruption allegations against the previous government of Gustavo Petro. The book includes allegations of irregular contracts, creation of parallel payrolls, and anomalies in finances. The Prosecutor's Office will analyze the complaints. Gustavo Petro reacted to the publication, stating that the book does not constitute a crime and asked ministers to respond to the points presented. The document also sparked reactions from Senator Iván Cepeda and former officials of the Petro administration.
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  6. PoliticsPolicyCorruptionTrialMiddle East

    NSA Blocked Reports of Chinese Election Interference from Trump

    Newly declassified intelligence emails reveal that National Security Agency (NSA) leadership blocked reports of Chinese interference in American elections from reaching President Donald Trump. The emails, dated March 13, 2020, show that NSA analysts proposed releasing the reports in 2018 but faced obstacles due to concerns about the information's 'sensational' nature and fears of politicization. The NSA deputy director at the time, George Barnes, blocked the report's release, citing concerns about the agency's credibility and the political climate.
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  8. SocietyLocal GovCivil RightsCorruptionMiddle East

    Jharkhand Government Cancels 22 Recruitment Exams Amid Student Protests

    After 26 days of protests, the Jharkhand government has cancelled 22 recruitment exams, including the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission - Combined Graduate Level (JSSC-CGL) exam, and ordered probes into 23 others. The decision comes after students demanded action against alleged irregularities and paper leaks. Students have welcomed the move but continue to demand a CBI investigation and guarantees against future irregularities. The government has also announced a committee to recommend reforms in the exam process.
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  10. PoliticsLawCorruptionMiddle East

    Ukraine's Former Defense Minister Calls for Elections Amidst Criticism of Zelensky's Leadership

    Ukraine's former Defense Minister Mikhailo Fedorov has called for immediate elections to 'restore the democratic process', criticizing the government led by President Volodymyr Zelensky for corruption and a 'systemic governance crisis'. Fedorov's call comes amidst a growing chorus of critics, including anti-corruption activists and former officials, who have been pushing for political rotation and an end to Zelensky's rule. The former minister's supporters have announced a 'cardboard Maidan' protest outside the parliament today, where voting will take place to appoint a new defense minister.
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    Alan Jones Trial: 'Complainant C' Testifies in Indecent Assault Case

    The trial of former radio host Alan Jones entered its third week with 'Complainant C' continuing his evidence. He alleged that Jones kissed and touched him repeatedly without consent, including groping him under a table during a lunch. The court also heard about text messages exchanged between Jones and 'C', which were discussed during cross-examination.
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    Ukraine Orders Evacuation of 2,177 Children from Dnipropetrovsk Settlements

    Ukrainian authorities have ordered the evacuation of nearly 2,200 children and their families from 16 settlements in the Dnipropetrovsk region due to increased Russian attacks and military progress. The evacuees will be taken to transit centers and assisted in finding new accommodation. The Dnipropetrovsk region has seen frequent drone and missile strikes, and while Ukrainian forces have made minor gains in the area, they remain under pressure due to manpower shortages and fatigue.
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  15. SocietyLocal GovCorruptionIndictmentFraud

    Lindsay Clancy's Mother Testifies About Daughter's Dark Thoughts Before Children's Deaths

    Lindsay Clancy's mother and sister testified in her murder trial that she had expressed disturbing thoughts about harming her children months before she killed them. Clancy's mother said she noticed changes in her daughter's behavior around October 2022, and her condition did not improve. Clancy's former mother-in-law also testified that she was 'begging for help' in the months leading up to the tragedy.
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