Man sentenced to 291 years for assaulting 7 women after deceiving them into his apartment

Missouri Man Sentenced for Sexual Assaults A Missouri man who targeted Muslim women has received a lengthy prison sentence—291 years—for sexually assaulting seven women he met through dating apps. Yahya Marie, 30, a chiropractic student, was sentenced on Tuesday for years of luring unsuspecting individuals to his suburban St. Louis apartment where he assaulted them. […]
Charlie Javice requests a pardon from Trump after allegedly deceiving JPMorgan out of $175 million, according to a report.

Controversial Fintech Founder Seeks Presidential Pardon Charlie Jarvis, a fintech founder embroiled in controversy, is reportedly pursuing a presidential pardon while also contesting her fraud conviction involving JPMorgan Chase. This effort is part of her attempt to overturn the conviction. Those close to her have been reaching out to individuals connected to the Trump administration […]
A hidden network of bots is tricking, deceiving, and disrupting our lives.

Cybersecurity and the Invisible Threats Invisible dangers often evoke a unique kind of fear. Take, for instance, a time when Iran was without centrifuges. At Natanz, a crucial event occurred. The centrifuge was operating faster than the operators understood, and while the gauges and logs indicated everything was normal, malware was silently making its way […]
Santa Clara County files a lawsuit against Meta for ‘actively’ deceiving Californians

Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Fraudulent Ads Santa Clara County has filed a lawsuit against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, alleging that the tech giant has “knowingly” enabled and profited from billions of fraudulent advertisements. The county uncovered internal documents showing that Meta generated $7 billion by displaying deceptive ads to users on its platforms, […]
FBI cautions that fake banking calls are deceiving customers into sending money.

Authorities are warning the public about bank fraud calls that can lead to significant financial loss for customers. These scammers pose as bank or law enforcement officials, claiming to protect customers’ money. The FBI has noted an increase in these types of calls. Victims are often convinced to transfer funds, which can result in losing […]
Riders allege that the Curb app is deceiving users

Passengers Report Double Charges on Curb Taxi App If you’ve ever used a taxi service like Uber or Lyft during busy times, you’re probably familiar with the hefty fares. Recently, some users of the Curb taxi app have raised concerns, saying they’re facing double charges. In a post shared on X, user @chrisalbon recounted a […]
ActBlue faces allegations of deceiving Congress due to internal documents highlighting issues with foreign donations

Concerns About ActBlue’s Donation Vetting Process A recent report indicates that ActBlue, which plays a significant role in fundraising for the Democratic Party, may have given Congress a misleading impression regarding its donation vetting practices. This follows a letter sent by ActBlue’s CEO, Regina Wallace-Jones, in 2023 addressing questions about the platform’s ability to screen […]
Court Gives 20-Year Prison Sentence to Pet Crematorium Owner for Deceiving Pet Owners

Maryland Man Sentenced for Pet Cremation Scam A Maryland man, found to have operated a fraudulent pet cremation service, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Rodney Ward, 56, provided grieving pet owners with bags of gravel and construction debris instead of their pets’ remains. On March 31, a judge in Baltimore County handed […]
Tom Homan Accuses Cory Booker of Deceiving the American Public — ‘He’s Not Telling the Truth’

Trump Border Czar Responds to Cory Booker’s Comments On Monday’s episode of “Hannity” on Fox News Channel, Tom Homan, who oversees border issues for Trump, addressed remarks made by Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) during a press event at Newark Liberty International Airport. Booker criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which has a presence at many […]
FTC chair warns that wedding site The Knot may be breaking the law by possibly deceiving small businesses

Concerns Over The Knot Worldwide’s Business Practices Andrew Ferguson, the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), has raised concerns that The Knot Worldwide, a popular wedding planning platform, may be breaching federal laws amid accusations of defrauding small business owners, as reported by a local newspaper. On February 18, Ferguson reached out to Senator […]