Birth Mother Says Stepmother Who Allegedly Held Son Captive Shouldn’t Have Been Released on...
A Connecticut birth mother has criticized the release on bond of the stepmother accused of holding her son captive for 20 years.
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Better Business Bureau Raises Concerns About AI-Fueled Identity Theft
Americans face a surge in identity theft schemes as scammers increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to exploit unsuspecting individuals.
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The Better Business Bureau...
Senator Durbin Announces Retirement, But Who Will Take His Place?
Illinois Democrat Dick Durbin's retirement announcement has ignited a scramble for power among potential successors in the solidly-blue state and launched speculation about future...
Ex-Army Analyst Sold Information to Chinese National, Resulting in Prison Sentence
A former army analyst has been sentenced to prison after he was caught selling sensitive information to a Chinese national.
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A former US...
Nassau County Bill Aims To Criminalize Close Proximity To Police in Emergencies
Nassau County's proposed legislation might dramatically alter the interaction between police and the public, raising critical questions about safety and civil rights.
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Nassau...
Woman Convicted in Murder Conspiracy Against Estranged Husband
The Lori Vallow Daybell case, marked by deceit and tragedy, has culminated in multiple convictions, but what led to such a severe downfall?
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FTC Sues Uber, Alleging Deceptive Practices
The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Uber, claiming the rideshare giant tricked consumers into unwanted subscriptions and made cancellation difficult despite...
Settlement Reached in DOJ Case Against Walgreens
Walgreens will pay up to $350 million to settle federal charges that its pharmacists were pressured to fill invalid opioid prescriptions while the company...
Federal Student Loan Collections To Restart After Long Pause
The US Department of Education is planning to resume collections on defaulted federal student loans on May 5, affecting millions of borrowers across the...
US Legislation Targets Drone Filming of Military Sites
House lawmakers have introduced the Drone Espionage Act to criminalize shooting footage of military sites under the 1917 Espionage Act, with violators facing up...
