Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli plead guilty to college admissions charges
The couple pleaded guilty via video-conference.
Chinese national busted for $20M coronavirus loan fraud
He was arrested Thursday on a slew of charges related to fraud and making false statements.
Waffle House shooting triggered by coronavirus mask dispute
A Colorado man was arrested for allegedly shooting an area Waffle House cook who asked him to wear a mask – the day after he reportedly told the same employee, he could "blow your brains out."
Americans arrested in Nissan CEO Japan escape appear in court
Former Green Beret Michael Taylor, 59, and his son, Peter Taylor, 27, were arrested by U.S. authorities for their alleged roles in the escape of the former Nissan CEO from Japan.
Americans arrested for helping former Nissan exec Carlos Ghosn flee Japan: Feds
The two Americans are wanted by Japan officials on charges that they helped Ghosn escape the country in December.
NFL player sues United Airlines for sexual assault on flight: Report
An anonymous NFL player has sued United Airlines claiming he was sexually assaulted by a woman during a February flight.
Hobby Lobby sues Christie's auction house over sale of illegally imported Gilgamesh Dream Tablet
Hobby Lobby has accused Christie's of intentionally giving the wrong impression about the origin of the $1.69 million Gilgamesh Dream Tablet.
Texas man charged with coronavirus relief fraud in DOJ crackdown
Samuel Yates, 32, of Maud, Texas, has been charged with violations of wire fraud, bank fraud and false statements to a financial institution and to the Small Business Administration after allegedly seeking more than $5 million in PPP loans through the CARES Act.
Coronavirus pandemic delays Harvey Weinstein's LA extradition: Report
Weinstein, 68, is serving 23 years in prison at Wende Correctional Facility, a maximum-security facility in upstate New York.
Mom in college admissions scheme gets time served after 'harsh, isolating' jail conditions
The woman pleaded guilty to paying $400,000 to get her son admitted to UCLA as a purported soccer recruit.
Nasdaq informs Luckin Coffee it must delist after fraud bombshell
Nasdaq Inc has delivered a notice to China’s Luckin Coffee Inc informing it that it has to delist from the U.S. stock exchange, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
Coronavirus data sharing with law enforcement sparks concern
Public health officials in at least two-thirds of U.S. states are sharing the addresses of people who have the coronavirus with first responders.
FBI blasts Apple in Pensacola attack probe
The Justice Department had asked Apple to help extract data from two iPhones that belonged to the gunman.
NFL players accused of armed robbery at South Florida party
MIAMI — Police in South Florida are trying to find two NFL players -- New York Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker and Seattle Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar -- after multiple witnesses accused them of an armed robbery at a party, authorities said Thursday.
Fired Florida sheriff who hid in car during Parkland shooting reinstated
Sgt. Brian Miller after finding that his due process rights were violated when Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony terminated him, officials ruled.
'Love & Hip Hop' alum used coronavirus small business PPP loan to buy $85K of jewelry: Feds
Maurice "Mo" Fayne allegedly used small business loan to pay for jewelry and child support.
What is a money mule scheme?
Some scammers are capitalizing on coronavirus-caused money problems by tricking people into serving as money mules.
Police officers have it best, worst in these states, study finds
These states are the best and worst for police officers based on opportunity and competition, job hazards and protections and quality of life, according to WalletHub.
Hacker hits Magellan Health with ransomware attack
Magellan Health said a hacker made off with some personal information in a ransomware attack last month.
What is price gouging?
Price gouging is the act of inflating the price of a product in response to high demand.



















