Koch says he will not back a GOP primary candidate
Billionaire Charles Koch said he has no plans to support any candidate in the crowded Republican presidential primary. He indicated he may help a candidate in the general election but stressed he will judge on actions and follow through, not rhetoric.
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Riverside becomes nation’s most wiretapped county in drug probes
The Justice Department worries over unreviewed internal deliberations as Riverside County prosecutors and Judge Helios Hernandez authorize a surge of wiretaps. In 2014, 624 taps ended, far surpassing other jurisdictions, mostly tied to drug cases. DEA uses state court orders to bypass federal reviews amid debates over transparency and accountability.
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