Concealed carry insurance business booming as more Americans pack heat
Concealed carry insurance providers say business has surged over the past few years amid rising crime in the U.S, and they expect the trend to continue.
Rite Aid exec: Impossible to stop NYC store thefts
Rite Aid's chief retail officer addressed the difficulty facing the chain's NYC stories concerning shoplifting.
'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story' is Netflix's biggest hit since 'Stranger Things 4', with 196.2M views
"American Horror Story" star Evan Peters plays Jeffrey Dahmer in Netflix's crime series, featuring celebrities such as Niecy Nash, Molly Ringwald and Richard Jenkins.
NYC restaurant owner robbed at gunpoint begs leaders to take criminals off the streets
New York City restaurant owner Nino Selimaj is "begging" local leaders to step in and "keep the criminals off the streets" after falling victim to a violent robbery.
Shakira tax fraud: Spanish court orders pop star to stand trial
A judge in Barcelona has ordered Colombian music star Shakira to stand trial in a tax fraud case. Shakira faces 8 years in prison and a $24 million euro fine.
DOJ, SEC charge three men with securities fraud for scheme involving New Jersey deli
The trio includes father-son duo Peter Coker Sr. and Jr. and their long-time friend James Patten. Patten and Coker Sr. have been arrested Monday, while Coker Jr. remains at large.
Concerns escalate over San Francisco's rising crime hurting business
Concerns have been raised that San Francisco's rising crime is negatively impacting the city and its business, as well as the travel and tourism industry.
Department of Labor IG suspects more than $45B in fraudulent UI claims handed out during pandemic
The Department of Labor Inspector General identified problem areas that have resulted in an estimated $45.6 billion in potentially fraudulent claims since March 2020.
North Dakota bar to donate 100% of sales to family of Cayler Ellingson
Buck-it's Bar in New Rockford, ND says it will be giving 100% of its sales to the family of Cayler Ellingson on Saturday.
Georgia Lyft driver issues warning after getting carjacked at gunpoint
A Georgia Lyft driver and mother of three is grateful to be alive and speaking out after four men carjacked her at gunpoint over the weekend.
Beyond Meat COO suspended after altercation
Beyond Meat said it has suspended Chief Operating Officer Doug Ramsey following his arrest for allegedly biting a man's nose during an altercation over the weekend.
DOJ's Monaco unveils 'incentives and deterrence'-based policies for corporate criminal enforcement
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco on Thursday announced multiple policy changes to the Department of Justice's corporate criminal enforcement efforts.
Former president of Washington state manufacturer charged with selling tainted fruit juice
An 80-year-old woman from Washington state was charged Thursday with allegedly selling rotten and tainted juice products, the Department of Justice said.
Justice Department announces COVID fraud strike force teams
The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that it had formed three strike force teams of prosecutors and agents to combat and prevent COVID-19-related fraud.
Caitlyn Jenner rips 'emboldened' teachers' unions: Parents are in charge of their children, not schools
Fox News contributor Caitlyn Jenner addressed rising crime in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and criticized teachers' unions for taking over classrooms.
Ex-bookkeeper pleads guilty to defrauding employer out of $2 million
A former bookkeeper of an Albuquerque auto body firm pleaded guilty to stealing $2 million over a span of seven years by issuing company checks to herself.
Chicago police officers mandated to take time off, breaks between shifts in wake of scathing city analysis
Chicago Police have announced new scheduling mandates to benefit police officers after a city analysis discovered over 1,100 officers had worked 13 days straight.
Minneapolis business owner on navigating crime spike, inflation: 'It’s definitely an uphill battle'
Co-owner and founder of the Nicollet Diner in Minneapolis, Sam Turner, explained on Wednesday how crime in the city changed the way he operates his business.
Texas sheriff warns border crisis is causing a ‘tsunami of death’
Collin County Sheriff Jim Skinner rips the Biden administration for a "colossal failure" at the southern border and allowing fentanyl to be used as a "murder weapon."
New York City officials urge credit card companies to track gun and ammo sales, flag 'suspicious' sales
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and state officials are calling on credit card companies like American Express, MasterCard and Visa to uniquely flag gun-related credit card purchases.