Garmin says no customer data stolen in crippling cyber attack
Fitness tech company Garmin confirmed Monday that the outage users experienced earlier in July was a cyber attack.
Would you buy a murder house? Here's what happened to high-profile crime properties
Homes don’t just disappear after they’ve been the location of a high-profile murder case.
Cybercriminals pose as Amazon employees to steal money, personal information: Report
Hackers are hiding behind Amazon’s brand in order to take advantage of people to get information like credit and debit card numbers and Social Security numbers, the AARP reported this week.
Man secretly recorded women at Florida DoubleTree hotel: Police
He admitted to police he had secretly recorded people in the past.
Judge orders Michael Cohen to be released from prison
A judge ordered the release from prison of President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer on Thursday, saying he believes the government retaliated against him for writing a book about Trump.
What is an inchoate crime?
An inchoate crime is an offense that someone was in the process of committing but did not complete.
NJ Starbucks employee spit in cops' drinks, police say
An employee at a Starbucks in New Jersey was charged Monday with spitting in cops’ drinks, according to reports.
Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes’ court date may be pushed into 2021
An attorney representing Holmes has requested the trial be put on hold until April.
Woman urinates in California Verizon store after refusing to wear face mask
Verizon requires all in-store customers to wear "a mask or cloth face covering."
Top IRS scams include ‘aggressive and evolving’ stimulus check grabs
In 2020 thieves are going after more than just tax refunds.
Protesters rally against Starbucks over company's Seattle police ties
Protesters gathered in front of Starbucks’ flagship location in Seattle to call on the coffee chain to end its relationship with the Seattle Police Foundation.
Jeffrey Epstein plane listed for sale in Florida: Report
The jet has been given a facelift since the deceased sex offender came under public scrutiny.
What is a pyramid scheme?
The Federal Trade Commission describes it as a scam in which people within the pyramid are more likely to profit off the purchases or payments each recruit is required to make than they are off the sale of the actual product or venture being sold.
Are police in America militarized?
Some heavy-handed tactics by police during protests over the death of George Floyd have put the militarization of police back in the spotlight.
‘Massive’ unemployment fraud enterprise targeting expanded benefits busted in Maryland
Thieves allegedly made fraudulent claims totaling more than $500 million.
Mom gets 5 weeks in prison for son's online class cheating
Karen Littlefair sought a discount on the cheating after the person earned a C in one of the courses, authorities said.
NYPD retirements on the rise: 'It's a no-brainer'
From June 29 to July 6 of this year, 179 uniformed NYPD cops submitted their retirement paperwork, up 411 percent from the 35 who did so during the same period last year.
Ghislaine Maxwell's legal team includes 'El Chapo' prosecutor
The legal team will face their first major hurdle on Tuesday, when they’ll be tasked with trying to convince a judge that Maxwell is not a flight risk.
Bridgewater Associates falsified evidence against employees, arbitrators say
A court filing on that matter was made public Monday.
Deutsche Bank execs responsible for Epstein relationship named by New York Times
The New York Times on Monday named multiple Deutsche Bank executives who were responsible for the bank’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sexual offender and financier who was found dead by apparent suicide last August.



















