Ex-Barclays CEO Jes Staley who exchanged 1,200 emails with Epstein donated thousands to Democrats
Former Barclays CEO James "Jes" Staley, who resigned earlier this month under scrutiny over his relationship with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is a longtime donor to the Democratic Party.
American Airlines reduces service to Haiti amid rise in violence, citing reduced customer demand
American Airlines has reduced their service to Haiti amid a rise in violence in the region, explaining that they are experiencing a drop in customer demand for travel.
'Wolf of Wall Street' offers advice to workers making $60,000 a year
Jordan Belfort, the convicted felon known as the “Wolf of Wall Street,” had some interesting life advice for a 25-year-old making $60,000 a year.
Southwest employee reported White mom with biracial daughter on suspicion of sex trafficking
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant reported a White single mother traveling with her biracial daughter after a sudden death in the family under the suspicion of human trafficking, according to reports.
Aurex Labs CEO Sree Aravapalli shot dead in NJ robbery after followed home from Pennsylvania casino: report
The chief executive of a New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company was killed during an attempted robbery after returning home from winning money at a Pennsylvania casino.
American Airlines CEO: Alleged assault on flight attendant among 'worst displays of unruly behavior': report
An American Airlines flight from New York City to Orange County, California, was diverted to Denver on Wednesday after a passenger allegedly assaulted a flight attendant in what the company's CEO now reportedly is calling “one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we’ve ever witnessed.”
Theranos took shortcuts as blood-testing technology failed, prosecutors say
Over seven weeks in the criminal fraud trial of Elizabeth Holmes, prosecutors have shown that her startup Theranos Inc. took shortcuts when claims about its revolutionary blood-testing technology became scientifically unfeasible and that employees feared retaliation for raising concerns.
Virginia Beach 'criminal couponer' bilked stores out of $31.8 million, funded lavish lifestyle with proceeds
A Virginia woman sold $31.8 million worth of counterfeit coupons to thrifty shoppers and used the funds from her racket for high-end home renovations and vacations, according to new information released by the FBI.
Long Island serial killer eludes police for decades
'Grim Tide' looks at the years-long search for the Gilgo Beach killer.
Bill would bar federal pension to convicted child predators
After pediatrician Stanley Weber was convicted for sex crimes against children on Native American reservations, he still went on to collect $180,000 from taxpayers until late last year when the federal government finally revoked his pension after a lengthy review process.
Not one arrest made in Portland riots a week after ‘anarchists’ caused $500G in damages: Police
Portland police have yet to make any arrests in connection to widespread vandalism that resulted in at least $500,000 in damage after a group of "100 anarchists" marched through the city's downtown on Oct. 12.
Violent protesters tear through Portland, cause more than $500K in damages
Local police say new law prohibits them from using tear gas and crowd control measures. Marine Corps veteran Gabriel Johnson with reaction on 'Fox & Friends First.'
Nike boss says he murdered 18-year-old while in teen gang
Former Portland Trail Blazers president and current Nike executive Larry Miller has admitted that he killed a teen when he was in a gang more than 50 years ago.
Walgreens closing 5 more San Francisco stores due to theft
Walgreens is closing an additional five stores in San Francisco, citing retail theft that has been plaguing California retailers.
Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin says Citadel may bail on troubled Chicago
Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin says he might move Citadel's headquarters out of Chicago due to the city's crime problems
Probe: Catholic Church in France had 3,000 child abusers
An independent commission examining sex abuse within the Roman Catholic Church in France believes 3,000 child abusers — two-thirds of them priests — have worked in the church over the past 70 years.
4th year since Las Vegas massacre: 'Be there for each other'
People who are healing and some still struggling gathered Friday to remember those who died and were injured during the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history four years ago on the Las Vegas Strip.
Ex-NYPD Lt. Porcher slams Manhattan DA's directive to not pursue bail for non-violent offenses
Former NYPD Lieutenant Darrin Porcher argues Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance's directive not to ask for bail in many nonviolent cases, which reportedly was in reaction to violence at Rikers Island, is 'purely political.'
Shoplifters casually rob California Marshalls as people watch, employees do not report crime
Multiple shoplifters in California were seen brazenly stealing from a Marshalls location as the crime continues in the state.
Building Alcatraz: America’s inescapable, island-ridden prison
FOX Business' 'American Built explores the beginnings of America's escape-proof Alcatraz prison.



















