Deann Borshay Liem's Adoption Story and Korean Adoption Scandal

Deann Borshay Liem's adoption paperwork contained two childhood photographs labeled with the name Cha Jung Hee, revealing widespread fraud and human rights violations in Korean adoption agencies. More than 140,000 South Korean children were adopted abroad after the Korean war. Liem discovered her birth mother was alive, leading to her sharing her adoption story and thoughts on justice for adoptees.

Elon Musk and DOGE's Investigation into Social Security Numbers

Elon Musk and DOGE leaders claim that millions of noncitizens received Social Security numbers during former President Joe Biden's tenure. They uncovered significant discrepancies in the Social Security database, including accounts belonging to people over 120 years old and deceased individuals.

Alleged Fraud in Social Security Numbers for Non-Citizens

Elon Musk and Antonio Gracias revealed that 2.1 million non-citizens received social security numbers in 2024 due to policies allowing migrants to enter the country and register for social security. Gracias emphasized that he had no political motivations and supported legal immigration.

Cybersecurity for Seniors

Tech expert warns seniors of new cyberscams and provides tips on how to avoid them. Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) partners with Verizon to train seniors on digital safety. Common digital risks for seniors include scams, fraud, and deep fakes. Experts emphasize the importance of digital literacy and social common sense for navigating online threats.

Financial Aid Fraud Conviction of Charlie Javice

Charlie Javice, founder of a startup company, was convicted of defrauding JPMorgan Chase of $175 million by exaggerating her customer base. She and her co-defendant could face decades in prison. The company, Frank, promised to simplify the financial aid application process for students.

Michigan couple detained in Mexico over timeshare dispute

A Michigan couple has been detained in Mexico for weeks after a timeshare dispute, facing charges of fraud. The couple, Christy and Paul Akeo, are being held in a Cancun prison, with their situation garnering attention and calls for help from various parties.

President Trump Commutes Sentence of Ozy Media Founder Carlos Watson

President Donald Trump commuted the criminal fraud sentence of Ozy Media founder Carlos Watson, who was about to serve a 116-month prison term. Watson was convicted of securities fraud, wire fraud, and aggravated identity theft. Ozy Media was ordered to pay almost $60 million in forfeiture and over $36 million in restitution. The commutation was done just as Watson was due to begin his sentence.

Elon Musk's statement on spending correctly and avoiding waste and fraud in government

Elon Musk emphasizes the importance of spending money correctly and avoiding waste and fraud while keeping Congress informed about DOGE's activities.

Michigan couple held in Mexican prison over timeshare dispute

A Michigan couple have been held in a maximum-security prison in Mexico due to a timeshare billing dispute. Mexican authorities allege fraud and cancellation of charges. The couple's family is concerned about their well-being.

Carl Rinsch Indicted for Allegedly Defrauding Netflix

Carl Rinsch is indicted for allegedly taking $11 million from Netflix for a sci-fi series that was never made. He faces multiple charges including wire fraud and money laundering.

Director Charged with Defrauding Netflix

Director Carl Erik Rinsch is charged with defrauding Netflix out of $11 million by using funds meant for a sci-fi series on risky investments and personal expenses, including cryptocurrency trading and luxury goods.

Impact of Trump Administration's Cuts to Overseas Aid

President Trump's administration has aggressively moved to eliminate U.S. aid provided overseas, citing fraud. This has led to canceled contracts and legal challenges, impacting aid providers in foreign countries, particularly in Africa.

FBI Investigation into ActBlue and Allegations of Election Fraud

Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio discusses Democratic Party's strategy during 2024 election cycle. Rep. Andy Biggs calls for FBI investigation into ActBlue over concerns of campaign finance law integrity. Allegations include fraudulent donations, lax donor verification standards, and potential foreign influence on elections. Various GOP officials have accused ActBlue of misconduct. Investigations ongoing at state and federal levels.

Alleged Fraud by CBP Director in Michigan

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection director in Michigan has been accused of defrauding FEMA after floods damaged her home. The Department of Justice unsealed a criminal complaint against her for lying to federal agents and engaging in a scheme to defraud FEMA. Investigations revealed she misused funds meant for repairs and rental assistance.

EPA terminates $20 billion in grants for climate and clean-energy projects

The Environmental Protection Agency is terminating $20 billion in grants awarded by the Biden administration for climate and clean-energy projects due to concerns of program integrity, fraud, and misalignment with agency priorities. The grants were frozen and are now under investigation by the Department of Justice and FBI.

House Subcommittee Hearing on DHS Waste, Fraud, and Abuse under Biden Administration

House Subcommittee holds hearing on waste, fraud, and abuse at DHS under Biden administration. Mayorkas criticized for illegal immigration and failures related to assassination attempts against Trump. Impeached in 2024 but charges dismissed by Schumer without Senate vote.

Misuse of Government Loans during COVID-19 Pandemic

Thousands of loans worth $312 million were granted to children during the COVID-19 pandemic, with questionable legitimacy. Additionally, loans totaling $333 million were issued to individuals over 115 years old, some of whom were marked as alive in the Social Security database.

Belle Gibson's Wellness Scam

Australian wellness blogger Belle Gibson faces renewed outrage for peddling fraudulent claims after evading authorities for a decade. Netflix series 'Apple Cider Vinegar' dramatizes her story. Authorities continue to pursue justice despite her admitting to the fraud.

Interview with Sam Bankman-Fried in Prison

Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of FTX, speaks to Tucker Carlson from prison, calling Sean 'Diddy' Combs 'kind' and discussing his political evolution and financial downfall.

Government Waste

President Donald Trump highlighted examples of waste discovered by his Department of Government Efficiency, showcasing misuse of taxpayer dollars for various programs.

Voter Trust in GOP for Social Security and Support for DOGE Audit

Despite media narratives, voters trust GOP more than Democrats to handle Social Security and support a full audit by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) spearheaded by Elon Musk. A Rasmussen poll shows strong support for the audit, with 61% believing fraud will be found.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lawsuit against banks over Zelle payments

CFPB dropped its lawsuit against Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, and Wells Fargo over handling of Zelle payments, citing widespread fraud concerns.

Meghan Markle's show 'With Love, Meghan' on Netflix

Meghan Markle's show 'With Love, Meghan' on Netflix received mass mockery from viewers for being basic, uninspired, and boring. Critics accused Netflix and Markle of fraud for claiming trademark approval. Reviews ranged from disastrous to queasy and exhausting, with one-star and two-star ratings from British newspapers.

Data Breach at DISA Global Solutions

DISA Global Solutions, a company specializing in employee screening services, suffered a major data breach exposing the personal information of over 3.3 million individuals, including Social Security numbers and financial account details. The breach went undetected for more than two months, raising concerns about cybersecurity measures and response time.

Elon Musk's Comments on Social Security

Elon Musk criticized Social Security as a 'Ponzi Scheme' in a discussion with Joe Rogan. He also expressed concerns about national debt and alleged fraud within the system. Musk's comments have sparked controversy and backlash from many Americans.

Government Efficiency and Cuts in Agencies

House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses meeting with Elon Musk about government efficiency and cuts in agencies to eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse.

Discussion on Donald Trump's Cost-Cutting Agenda and Elon Musk's Involvement in DOGE

Joe Rogan and Elon Musk discuss the mainstream media's opposition to Donald Trump's cost-cutting agenda through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which aims to eliminate fraud and waste in the federal government. Musk's involvement in DOGE has sparked controversy and accusations of unconstitutional power.

State-Level DOGE Commissions and Government Efficiency Act

Rep. Claudia Tenney introduced legislation to establish state-level DOGE commissions to review the efficacy of state administration of federal funding and eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer funds. Leftist states are criticized for wastefully spending federal funds on programs, including health care for illegal aliens.

Elon Musk's Misleading Social Security Numbers Data

Elon Musk shared misleading data on Social Security numbers, causing online misconceptions about benefits and fraud. The numbers do not reflect actual recipients but are the total of eligible Social Security numbers. Experts explain possible reasons for the discrepancy and emphasize the importance of verifying eligibility before awarding benefits.

Government Accountability Office testimony on High Risk List

Comptroller General Gene L. Dodaro testifies about GAO's 2025 High Risk List before House Oversight Committee. Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer praises GAO's work as a roadmap to tackle government waste, fraud, and abuse.

Government Accountability Office Report on Federal Government Vulnerabilities

The Government Accountability Office released a report detailing areas of the federal government vulnerable to fraud, waste, and abuse. Recommendations include ways to cut costs and improve disaster recovery efforts. Chairman James Comer called it a 'roadmap' for the Trump administration and DOGE to tackle federal bureaucracy.

Elvis Presley's Graceland Fraud Case

Lisa Jeanine Findley pleaded guilty to mail fraud related to a scheme to defraud Elvis Presley's family of millions and steal Graceland's ownership interest. She faces sentencing on June 19 after admitting guilt. The scheme involved false loan claims and threats to sell Graceland if a settlement wasn't paid.

Federal Government Overpayments Bill Introduced by Rep. Dan Meuser

Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., discusses a new bill targeting federal government overpayments. The bill aims to root out waste, fraud, and abuse within the government.

Small Business Administration's Priorities under Administrator Kelly Loeffler

Newly-confirmed Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler outlines top priorities, including promoting 'Made in America' agenda and eliminating fraud and waste within the agency. Focus is on empowering small businesses and supporting President Trump's America First agenda.

Government Spending and Financial Transparency

Jordan Belfort discusses wasteful government spending uncovered by DOGE, highlighting trillions of untraceable payments and potential fraud, waste, and abuse in the U.S. government.

Department of Education's handling of COVID-19 relief funds

The Department of Education has shifted future spending of COVID-19 school relief funds to a reimbursement structure due to waste, fraud, and abuse. Grantees must provide receipts before funding is released. States previously spent funds without proof of authorized use. Examples of abuse include renting out an MLB stadium and spending on casino hotel rooms.

UnitedHealth's Medicare billing investigation

UnitedHealth is facing a civil fraud investigation by the Department of Justice regarding its Medicare billing processes, leading to a significant drop in its shares. The company denies the allegations of misinformation and claims regular compliance reviews by the government.

Government Credit Card Program Efficiency

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is working to simplify the federal government's credit card program, which spent nearly $40 billion in Fiscal Year 2024, by reducing administrative costs and reporting back in one week. The program has seen a significant increase in spending and transactions in recent years.

Elon Musk running the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)

A majority of likely voters approve of Elon Musk running the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), despite discontent among Democrats. Republicans approve the most, while Democrats express disapproval. Musk's leadership at DOGE has uncovered waste, fraud, and abuse, resulting in the termination of wasteful contracts and saving taxpayers millions.

Life of Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes in Prison

Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes shares details of her life behind bars, separated from her family, after being convicted of fraud in the collapse of her billion dollar biotech corporation. She is serving a 9-year sentence in Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas, while maintaining her innocence and working towards criminal justice reform. Holmes is focused on her family, health, and future plans upon release.

President Trump Signs Executive Order Empowering Elon Musk Over Federal Workforce

President Trump signs executive order giving Elon Musk more power over federal workforce through Department of Government Efficiency Service (DOGE), facing legal challenges. Musk aims to cut jobs and limit hiring, despite lacking specifics on waste claims. Musk and Trump mention 'waste,' 'fraud,' or 'abuse' repeatedly without much detail.

Audit of NGOs on Southern Border

Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX has asked the Trump administration to conduct a widespread audit of NGOs on the southern border to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. Gooden believes many NGOs have a conflict of interest by facilitating migration of illegal aliens and lobbying for open border policies, while receiving billions of dollars in government funds.

Government Efficiency and Fraud Hearing

The House Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency holds a hearing on government waste and fraud. Democrats are fighting against Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency's efforts to cut waste. Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene aims to root out waste and investigate fraud schemes.

President Trump Signs Executive Order Giving Elon Musk Influence Over Federal Workforce

President Donald Trump signs executive order giving tech billionaire Elon Musk more power over federal workforce, directing agencies to consult with Musk's office to cut jobs and limit hiring. Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, wields federal authority while serving as a 'special government employee.' Musk and Trump speak about alleged waste, fraud, and abuse but provide few details. Musk considers high net worth of federal employees a sign of potential fraud. Trump dismisses concerns about violating the Constitution and attacks federal judge who granted temporary restraining order related to Musk's activity in the Treasury Department.

Steve Bannon's Fraud Case

Former advisor to Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, avoids jail time despite pleading guilty to fraud in connection to a border wall fundraising scheme. He was sentenced to three years of conditional discharge and barred from working for charities. Bannon had falsely promised Trump supporters that their donations would go towards building a wall on the US-Mexico border, but the money went into the pockets of organizers. Bannon faced up to 15 years in prison but only pleaded guilty to one charge of scheming to defraud. He was also previously charged federally but pardoned by Trump. Manhattan District Attorney's office charged him again at the state level. Bannon served four months in prison last year for defying a congressional subpoena.

Steve Bannon pleads guilty to defrauding donors in border wall project

Steve Bannon pleaded guilty to defrauding donors in a private effort to build a border wall, avoiding jail time with a plea deal. Bannon must stay out of trouble for three years and is restricted from fundraising or serving in charity roles. He criticized the prosecution as political persecution and urged investigations into prosecutors. The case involved the We Build the Wall project, which raised over $20 million but faced legal challenges and criticism from Trump. Bannon previously served prison time in an unrelated case.

Steve Bannon Pleads Guilty to Fraud in Border Wall Fundraising Scheme

Steve Bannon, a Trump ally, pleaded guilty to defrauding donors to a border wall fundraising campaign. He received a conditional discharge as part of a plea agreement.

Steve Bannon Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Donors to Border Wall Fundraiser

Steve Bannon, a Trump ally, pleaded guilty to defrauding donors to a border wall fundraising campaign. He received a conditional discharge and is barred from certain activities related to charities. The plea agreement aims to protect New York's charities from fraud.

Steve Bannon's Border Wall Fundraising Scam

Former advisor to Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, avoids jail time after pleading guilty to fraud for his border wall fundraising scheme. He was sentenced to three years of conditional discharge. Bannon made false promises to Trump supporters that their donations would go toward building a wall on the US-Mexico border, raising over $20 million, with the money going into the pockets of organizers. Bannon cannot work for a charity or not-for-profit group in New York state and is prohibited from holding assets for charitable organizations.

Steve Bannon pleads guilty to defrauding donors in border wall scheme

Steve Bannon, a former ally of President Donald Trump, pleaded guilty to defrauding donors in a campaign to build a wall along the U.S. southern border. He was sentenced to three years conditional discharge, avoiding jail time. Bannon is barred from fundraising and serving in fiduciary positions for charitable organizations in New York.

Potential Plea Deal for Stephen K. Bannon in Fraud Case

Former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon's lawyers are in talks for a potential plea deal in a case accusing him of defrauding donors for a border wall. Bannon is expected to plead guilty without receiving jail time.

Investigation into Fraud and Waste at Medicare & Medicaid Services

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency is investigating fraud and waste at The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, focusing on key payment and contracting systems for Medicare and Medicaid.

Fraud by Disaster Recovery Experts at Hagerty Consulting

Two former disaster recovery experts at Hagerty Consulting pleaded guilty to defrauding New York City of Hurricane Sandy relief funds. They were sentenced to probation and home confinement, and had to pay back unlawfully received money.

President Trump's claims about Elon Musk uncovering government fraud

President Trump claims Elon Musk is helping him uncover fraud and abuse in the government, stating he will ask Musk to investigate the Department of Education and the military next.

Elon Musk's DOGE Team's Changes at U.S. Treasury Department

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is implementing changes at the U.S. Treasury Department to improve auditing and accountability of funds. Musk criticized prior management for allowing fraud to continue unchecked. A lawsuit blocked DOGE's access to treasury department systems. U.S. Treasury Secretary supports Musk's efforts to increase accountability in spending.

Arrest of Louisiana Woman After Death of Sports Reporter Adan Manzano

Louisiana woman arrested after the death of Kansas City-based sports reporter Adan Manzano in New Orleans for the Super Bowl. Woman allegedly used Manzano's credit card multiple times. Manzano was on assignment for KGKC and Tico Sports, found dead in his hotel room. Investigation ongoing.

President Trump's reaction to Time magazine's cover featuring Elon Musk

President Trump mocks Time magazine for cover featuring Elon Musk. Musk leads Department of Government Efficiency. Trump praises Musk for fighting fraud and corruption.

Elon Musk's DOGE Department accessing CMS data to root out fraud

Elon Musk's new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has on-site access to payments and contracting information from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to root out fraud and waste. Musk aims to cut between $1 trillion and $2 trillion from the federal budget by identifying and addressing improper payments.

Nurse in Arkansas Facing Charges for Fraudulent Purchase of Oxycodone Pills

A nurse in Arkansas is facing felony charges for using a dead man's name to purchase oxycodone pills. She used forged prescriptions and was caught by the pharmacy. The nurse's license is under investigation.

FEMA Aid Fraud for California Wildfires

Fraudsters are applying for FEMA aid for California wildfires by using addresses in the burn zone before actual residents can claim relief, potentially preventing thousands of people in need from receiving assistance. L.A. County District Attorney warns of billions of federal money being targeted for theft, urging the public to report wrongdoing to law enforcement agencies.

Woman in Britain Arrested for Taking UK Citizenship Tests Using Wigs

A woman in Britain has been arrested for using an array of wigs to pose as at least 14 people and take their UK citizenship tests for them, gaining an unfair advantage. The scheme was discovered by investigators who issued an arrest warrant and seized false documents and wigs allegedly used in the fraud. The woman remains in custody, believed to have orchestrated the plan for financial gain.

Deepfake Technology and Fraud Prevention

Kurt Knutsson warns about criminals using deepfake technology to exploit individuals, provides tips to safeguard personal information, and highlights the importance of vigilance in protecting against scams.

Allegations against Elon Musk

The author claims to have exposed Elon Musk as a fraud in a Twitter space, challenging his identity and intentions. They reference various interactions and historical facts to support their theory.

Bipartisan Government Efficiency Efforts

Rep. Tom Suozzi calls for bipartisan efforts to make government more efficient after meeting with Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk. Other Democrats like Reps. Jared Moskowitz, Ro Khanna, and Sen. Bernie Sanders have also supported efforts to streamline the federal government.

Biden Administration's Mass Parole Program

Republicans criticize Biden administration's mass parole program allowing accused migrants to enter the country bypassing the border. USCIS head faces scrutiny for mismanagement and alleged fraud in the program.

Identity Fraud

An elderly man in Los Angeles claimed to be a member of the Rothschild family but questions arose about his true identity after his death.

Arizona newscaster and husband facing prison for COVID fund fraud

Former Arizona newscaster and her husband are facing possible life in prison for wire fraud related to fraudulently obtaining government COVID funds through their company, Blueacorn.

Exploitation of Biden-Harris Parole Pipeline by Migrants

Migrants tied to criminality, sex traffickers, and fraudsters have exploited the Biden-Harris parole pipeline to enter the U.S. The CHNV program allowed over 500,000 individuals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to bypass the southern border and fly directly into the country. Fraudulent documents, potential sex trafficking, and abuse of the program have been reported.

Indictment of Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani for Fraud

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his nephew have been indicted for fraud by U.S. prosecutors, accused of a $265 million bribery scheme to secure power-supply deals. Adani Group denies the allegations. The fallout led to billions of dollars being wiped off the market value of Adani Group companies and the cancellation of a major airport project in Kenya. Adani Green Energy canceled a $600 million U.S. bond sale. Adani Group faces charges of securities fraud, securities fraud conspiracy, and wire fraud conspiracy.

Allegations of Bribery and Fraud against Adani Group

Adani Group denies allegations of bribery and fraud made by U.S. authorities against chair Gautam Adani. Shares of Adani Group companies plunged after Adani was indicted on charges related to an alleged bribery and fraud scheme. Adani and others accused of paying Indian government officials bribes to obtain solar energy contracts. Adani Group spokesperson refutes allegations, stating commitment to governance and compliance. Adani Green Energy cancels bond plans following indictment charges.

Fraud and Abuse in Biden-Harris Administration's CHNV Humanitarian Parole Program

House Judiciary Committee report reveals fraud and abuse in Biden-Harris administration's CHNV Humanitarian Parole program, allowing entry to Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans. Program faces accusations of chain migration, lack of vetting, fraudulent documentation, and potential use by sex traffickers.

Convicted con man George Santos targeted by another con artist in a $900,000 scheme

Convicted con man George Santos watched another con artist admit to trying to trick him out of $900,000 in a harebrained scheme. Santos is facing sentencing for a string of frauds, including misusing campaign donations. The con artist, Hector Medina, pleaded guilty and faces roughly three to four years in prison. Santos remains bullish on Trump in the upcoming presidential election.

Biden Administration's Parole Policy for Migrants

New parole policy for migrants from Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans restarted by Biden administration after fraud revelations in the program. Republicans criticize the use of parole as encouraging illegal border crossings.

Investigation of WFP Officials in Sudan for Fraud

The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) is investigating top officials in Sudan for fraud, including concealing the Sudanese army's role in obstructing aid. The conflict in Sudan has led to mass starvation, displacement, and atrocities. The WFP officials are accused of misleading donors about aid deliveries. The crisis in Sudan is described as catastrophic.

Arizona Voters Air Fraud Concerns at Fortified Election Center

A group of Republican women visited an election center in Maricopa County, Arizona to learn about the ballot tabulation process and security measures in place. The county has increased security due to previous tensions and disinformation. The visit aimed to address concerns about fraud and increase voter confidence in the election process.

Arrest of Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram

Pavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, was arrested in Paris for lack of cooperation with law enforcement and suspected complicity in drug trafficking, pedo criminal offenses, and fraud. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

Criticism of Gov. Tim Walz by Joe Teirab

Former federal prosecutor and GOP nominee Joe Teirab criticizes Gov. Tim Walz's handling of the George Floyd riots, fraud issues, and suitability for vice president. Teirab accuses Walz of mismanagement and inability to crack down on fraud in Minnesota.

Illinois School Food Service Director Sentenced for Chicken Wing Heist

Former Illinois public school food service director sentenced to nine years in prison for $1.5 million chicken wing heist, never delivering wings to students. She ordered over 11,000 cases of wings, picked them up in a district van, and was caught when the school district's business manager discovered the massive fraud.

Feeding Our Future Nonprofit Scandal

Ramsey County District Court Judge John Guthmann admonished Gov. Tim Walz for making inaccurate and false statements regarding the Feeding Our Future nonprofit scandal. The Justice Department charged 47 Somali immigrants in Minnesota with stealing $250 million from a relief program. Walz claimed he was forced to continue payments to the organization, which was refuted by Guthmann.

Fraud Scheme in Minnesota Nutrition and Frontline Worker Programs

More than half a billion dollars was stolen from Minnesota nutrition and frontline worker programs under Gov. Tim Walz in a fraud scheme involving the Feeding Our Future nonprofit. Critics are calling out Walz for failing to oversee the distribution of funds properly.

Criticism of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's Leadership

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's leadership has been criticized for economic decline, rising crime rates, fraud, and controversial policies on issues like climate change, abortion, immigration, and education.

Billy Ray Cyrus Divorce from Firerose

Billy Ray Cyrus and his ex-wife Firerose have finalized their divorce after a short-lived marriage, with allegations of fraud and abuse. Firerose changed her last name to Cyrus before the divorce. Cyrus was awarded horses, livestock, and vehicles in the settlement.

Temporary Pause of Biden Administration's Parole Program for Migrants

Fox News reports on the temporary pause of the Biden administration's parole program for migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela due to fraud issues on the sponsor side, leading to calls for the program to be permanently shut down by conservatives.

Fraud Accusations Against ActBlue and Popularity of Vice President Harris

CNN commentator Van Jones says Vice President Harris has become a pop culture icon due to TikTok. Rep. Bryan Steil is investigating ActBlue for fraud accusations. ActBlue accused of not using CVV numbers for donations to reduce verification bar. Investigations launched by GOP attorneys general. ActBlue denies claims, FEC declines to comment.

Fraud in Biden's Parole Pipelines for Job-Seeking Migrants

President Biden's border chief temporarily closes 'parole pipelines' for job-seeking migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela due to fraud; program brought in 520,000 people since October 2022; fraud involved sponsors seeking money from migrants; program deemed flagrantly illegal by critics.

Biden Administration Pauses Migrant Program

The Biden administration has paused a program allowing migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to enter the U.S. due to significant fraud in the applications. The program grants up to 30,000 nationals per month entry under certain conditions.

Misuse of Company Funds by IRL Founder and Wife

The founder of social media app IRL and his wife used company funds for personal expenses like their wedding and luxury holidays, leading to a lawsuit by the SEC for fraud.

Disputed Venezuelan Presidential Election

Venezuelans protest disputed election, opposition claims victory with evidence of fraud. Pressure on President Nicolas Maduro grows at home and abroad.

Venezuelan Election Protests

Furious Venezuelans protest Maduro's victory in what they claim was a stolen election due to widespread despair over economic hardships and authoritarian government. Opposition alleges fraud, while Maduro denounces coup attempt.

Disputed 2024 Venezuelan Presidential Election

Venezuelans protest against disputed presidential election results, alleging fraud and calling for release of official poll data. International leaders urge transparency and support for opposition leader Edmundo González. President Nicolás Maduro vows loyalty from defense minister and threatens crackdown on dissent.

Steve Bannon trial for defrauding donors

Steve Bannon is set to stand trial on charges of defrauding donors to an online effort to raise money for a border wall. He is currently serving a federal prison sentence for contempt of Congress.

Venezuelan Presidential Election

Venezuelan ruler Nicolas Maduro faces a significant poll deficit but has tools to manipulate the upcoming election. Opposition leaders fear election fraud and are working to prevent it. Maduro's name appears multiple times on the ballot to boost his chances. The outcome remains uncertain despite the strong lead of the opposition candidate Edmundo González.

Ozy Media Fraud Case

Ozy Media and founder Carlos Watson convicted of fraud for lying to investors about company's finances and sham deals with Google and Oprah Winfrey. Company falsified information, fabricated contracts, and inflated earnings projections. Watson pleaded not guilty but former deputies testified against him. Ozy imploded in 2021 after news reports questioned audience numbers and revealed executive impersonated YouTube executive during call with Goldman Sachs bankers.

Ozy Media Fraud Scandal

Ozy Media CEO Carlos Watson was found guilty in a fraud scheme, facing up to 37 years in jail. The company, funded by left-wing billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs, shut down after a scandal involving impersonation of executives and falsification of financial results. Watson, along with COO Samir Rao, engaged in deceptive practices to secure investment dollars.

Corruption Charges Against Carla Bruni and Nicolas Sarkozy

Former French first lady and supermodel Carla Bruni has been charged with corruption offenses related to a criminal conspiracy to 'whitewash' her husband, former President Nicolas Sarkozy, over allegations of accepting money from Muammar Gaddafi. Both Bruni and Sarkozy face serious charges, with potential prison sentences. The case involves witness tampering, fraud, and a £4 million campaign to protect Sarkozy. Bruni's close friend, Mimi Marchand, is also involved. Sarkozy has faced multiple legal issues, including corruption, illicit campaign funding, and criminal conspiracy, and has previous convictions.

Real Estate Scams

Fox News reports on credit card skimmers used by a crime ring in Eastern Europe targeting homeowners. Scammers are using fake liens and other tactics to con people out of money in real estate transactions.

Boeing's Criminal Fraud Charge for 737 Max Crashes

Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge related to the crashes of two 737 Max jets in 2018 and 2019, paying a $243.6 million fine and investing $455 million in compliance and safety programs. Families of the victims are opposing the plea deal.

Steve Bannon Surrenders for Contempt Charges

Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon surrendered at a federal prison to begin a four-month sentence on contempt charges for defying a subpoena in the congressional investigation into the U.S. Capitol attack. Bannon called himself a 'political prisoner' and criticized Democrats while supporters cheered him on.

Arkansas Attorney General sues Chinese app Temu for violating fraud and personal information laws

Arkansas Attorney General is suing Chinese mobile app Temu for violating fraud and personal information laws, accusing it of being a data-theft business led by former Chinese Communist Party officials. The app is accused of selling slave-tainted products and gaining unrestricted access to users' phone operating systems.

Venezuela's Presidential Election

Venezuela's authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro, faces a tough electoral challenge from his main opponent, Edmundo González, backed by opposition leader María Corina Machado. Maduro is expected to use tactics to retain power despite low popularity. The upcoming election is closely watched by the U.S. government. Maduro's control of courts barred popular opposition figures from running. The election is marred by electoral fraud, with efforts to suppress votes both inside and outside the country.

Vatican Fraud Case in London

Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra, a close aide to Pope Francis, will appear in a British court for a fraud case involving a £350m London property purchase by the Vatican. The London financier, Raffaele Mincione, was found guilty of embezzlement and sentenced to prison. The case involves wire-tapping authorised by the Pope and international legal disputes. Mincione is seeking a declaration that he acted properly and in good faith.

Steve Bannon's prison sentence

Steve Bannon will not be serving his four-month sentence at a minimum security federal prison as expected. He will be going to a low-security prison in Danbury, Connecticut. Bannon faces further legal complications as he is set to go on trial for allegedly defrauding donors.

Billy Ray Cyrus files for annulment from wife Firerose

Billy Ray Cyrus files for annulment from wife Firerose less than one year into their marriage citing 'irreconcilable differences' and 'inappropriate marital conduct'.

Fraudulent Obtaining of COVID Relief Loans by Former Assistant City Attorney of Atlanta

Former assistant city attorney of Atlanta and life advice podcaster jailed for seven years after fraudulently obtaining $15 million in COVID relief loans. She used the funds for luxuries and false claims, despite preaching about integrity and hard work on her podcast. The scheme involved fictitious companies and false tax documents, leading to a conviction for wire fraud and money laundering.

Steve Bannon Trial Postponed

The trial for Steve Bannon, a Donald Trump ally, over allegations of defrauding donors to a campaign to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border has been postponed. Bannon faces charges of money laundering, conspiracy, and fraud. He has pleaded not guilty. The trial has been delayed until September.

Shohei Ohtani's Former Interpreter Pleads Guilty to Fraud

Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud, stealing nearly $17 million from Ohtani, but Ohtani himself was cleared of any wrongdoing by MLB after an investigation.

Indictment of Epoch Times CFO on Money Laundering Charges

Chief Financial Officer of far-right Epoch Times indicted on charges of money laundering scheme involving $67 million, not related to newsgathering activities. Epoch Times known for conspiratorial articles, opposition to Chinese Communist Party, and socially conservative values.

Donald Trump's Legal Troubles and Business Practices

Donald Trump, once touted as a successful businessman, has been convicted of falsifying business records related to the Stormy Daniels saga. He has faced numerous legal challenges revealing fraudulent practices in his business career, including overvaluing properties and tax fraud. Despite maintaining his innocence, Trump faces significant fines and ongoing legal battles.

Donald Trump's Conviction for Business Fraud

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is convicted of business fraud and faces 34 felony counts related to an illegal election-influencing scheme. The case raises questions about his future, including potential prison time, voting rights, and eligibility to run for president in 2024. Despite his conviction, Trump can still appeal the verdict and sentencing.

Michigan Young Voters, Biden's Israel Stance, Mike Rogers vs. Michigan Democrats

Young voters in Michigan express concerns over backlash on Biden's stance on Israel potentially splitting the vote and enabling Trump to win. Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers accuses Democrats of election interference in response to fraud accusations. Legal battle ensues as Michigan gears up to be a battleground state in the upcoming November election.

Chinese National Arrested for Running Botnet and Cyber Crimes

A Chinese national was arrested for running a botnet that generated $99 million in profits through criminal activities, including identity theft, child exploitation, and financial fraud. Authorities seized $29 million in cryptocurrency and Wang used the illicit gains to purchase properties in several countries.

Identity Theft Scheme Targeting Lisa Marie Presley's Estate

An identity thief claimed to have a network that preyed on the dead, unsuspecting, and elderly, focusing on stealing personal information. The group targeted the estate of Lisa Marie Presley, attempting to foreclose on Graceland. However, their legitimacy has been questioned, with forged documents and fake entities involved.

Chinese businessman Miles Guo's fraud trial in New York

Chinese businessman Miles Guo scammed followers out of over $1 billion after authorities seized his property. He faces charges of fraud, racketeering, conspiracy, and money laundering in a trial in New York. Guo's defense claims his businesses were legitimate and aimed at building a movement against the Chinese Communist Party.

Sean Kingston Arrested on Fraud and Theft Charges

Rapper Sean Kingston was arrested in California in connection to a raid at his Florida mansion on fraud and theft charges. His mother was also arrested earlier in the day. Kingston became famous in 2007 for his hit song 'Beautiful Girls.'

Arrest of Sean Kingston's Mother on Fraud and Theft Charges

Rapper Sean Kingston's mother was arrested on fraud and theft charges related to a massive TV installation at their Florida mansion. Kingston is not present during the raid and is on probation for trafficking stolen property. The arrest is partly linked to a lawsuit accusing Kingston of defrauding a company. Kingston's lawyer denies Bieber's involvement in the situation.

Retailers Assisting Law Enforcement in Combating Organized Crime Rings

Retailers are increasingly assisting law enforcement in combating theft and fraud by organized crime rings, providing evidence that leads to criminal prosecutions. Efforts to counter organized retail crime have led to higher prices for consumers and concerns about privacy. The industry's push to crack down on organized retail crime has led to partnerships with law enforcement and calls for federal government intervention.

Louisiana House Advances Bill Criminalizing Abortion Coerced by Fraud

The GOP-controlled Louisiana House advanced a bill criminalizing abortion coerced 'by means of fraud,' penalizing coercers with fines and imprisonment. Pro-abortion groups and Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the bill. The bill honors a mother-daughter duo who endured a coerced abortion, and an amendment categorizes abortion drugs as controlled substances but permits non-abortion prescriptions.

Trial of Chinese Businessman Guo Wengui in New York for Fraud

Wealthy Chinese businessman and critic of China's Communist Party, Guo Wengui, is on trial in New York for multiple frauds totaling over $1 billion. He pleaded not guilty to operating fraudulent investment schemes. His chief of staff pleaded guilty to conspiring with him. Guo had a close relationship with Steve Bannon and announced a joint initiative to overthrow the Chinese government.

Sophisticated Fraud Scam Involving Suspects Posing as Microsoft Employees

Asheville, North Carolina police warn of a 'sophisticated fraud scam' where suspects pose as Microsoft employees to steal money from victims' computers, resulting in $50,000 losses. Authorities urge caution and verification of identity of individuals claiming to be company representatives.

Legal Battle Over Elvis Presley's Graceland Mansion

A Tennessee court halts the sale of Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion after his granddaughter claims documents are fraudulent. The property, now a museum, is the subject of a legal battle over a $3.8 million loan dispute.

Tesla Facing Lawsuit Over Self-Driving Capability Misrepresentation

A federal judge ruled that Tesla must face a lawsuit alleging fraud in misrepresenting self-driving capabilities of its vehicles. The lawsuit accuses Tesla and Elon Musk of making false claims about self-driving capabilities starting in October 2016.

Non-Citizens Voting in U.S. Elections

Non-citizens have been found to be voting in U.S. elections in significant numbers, prompting calls for proof of citizenship before registering to vote. Efforts to ensure election integrity and secure voting processes are being discussed and advocated for by various individuals and groups.

Resignation of Malta's Deputy Prime Minister in Hospital Scandal

Malta's deputy prime minister resigned and ended his European Commission bid after being charged with fraud in a hospital scandal. He denies wrongdoing but prioritizes Malta's interests.

Insider Trading Case Involving Trump Media Merger

Investor convicted of insider trading in stock of shell company ahead of its merger with Trump Media, involving former President Donald Trump's company. Co-defendants pleaded guilty. Investor made a small profit while co-defendants earned millions. Trump Media's auditor charged with massive fraud. Breaking news, trial ongoing.

FTX Cryptocurrency Exchange Bankruptcy

FTX, the third-largest cryptocurrency exchange, has filed for bankruptcy protection in November 2022. The company plans to distribute between $14.5 billion and $16.3 billion to its creditors, with most creditors receiving a 9% interest rate. Customers and creditors claiming $50,000 or less will receive about 118% of their claim. The CEO and founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, resigned and was later sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud. FTX's future is uncertain, with discussions of potentially reviving the exchange.

Investigation into Tesla's Self-Driving Technology Claims

DOJ prosecutors are investigating whether Tesla committed securities or wire fraud by misleading investors and consumers about its self-driving capabilities. The investigation focuses on Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems, which are not fully autonomous despite claims made by CEO Elon Musk.

Tesla under investigation for fraud related to self-driving technology claims

U.S. prosecutors are investigating whether Tesla committed securities or wire fraud by misleading investors and consumers about its self-driving capabilities. The investigation involves examining statements made by Tesla and CEO Elon Musk about the autonomous features of their vehicles.

Accusations of Fraud Against Stormy Daniels by Michael Avenatti

Former Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti accuses the porn star of engaging in fraud to defraud former President Donald Trump out of money from a documentary. Avenatti claims Daniels falsified business records, committed wire fraud, and made fraudulent transfers. He questions Manhattan DA's reliance on Daniels' testimony.

SEC Charges Auditing Firm for Trump Media with 'Massive Fraud'

The auditing firm for Trump Media and the auditor's owner were charged with 'massive fraud' by the SEC for accounting work that affected more than 1,500 SEC filings. The auditor, BF Borgers CPA, and its owner, Benjamin Borgers, agreed to be permanently suspended and pay $14 million in civil penalties.

Fraudulent Activity in NYC Department of Homeless Services

A NYC Department of Homeless Services fraud investigator has been charged with fraudulently claiming unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic by selling information of vulnerable New Yorkers to an identity theft scammer. The scheme involved accessing personal data of homeless individuals and filing false COVID unemployment claims.

Testimony Offered by Michael Avenatti in Trump's Legal Defense

Former attorney Michael Avenatti, who was found guilty of various crimes, claims Trump's legal team contacted him for testimony. Avenatti believes the trial against Trump is politically motivated and aims to prevent his reelection.

Fraudulent Loan Attempt at Bank

A Brazilian woman brought a dead man in a wheelchair to a bank in an attempt to get him to sign for a loan.

Woman Tries to Get Dead Man to Sign for Loan at Bank in Rio de Janeiro

A woman in Rio de Janeiro tried to get a dead man in a wheelchair to sign for a loan at a bank, but the man had been dead for hours. The woman was caught on security camera video moving the man's hand and attempting to have him sign.

Real Estate Tycoon Sentenced to Death for Fraud in Vietnam

Real estate tycoon Truong My Lan, one of the richest women in the world, was sentenced to death for her involvement in a $12.5 billion fraud case in Vietnam. Lan built a real estate empire through dubious means and was accused of swindling billions from a bank, leading to significant financial damage. The case was part of a high-profile anti-corruption purge in Vietnam.

House Republicans Subpoena Biden Business Records Linked to Devon Archer

House Republicans subpoena Biden business records linked to Devon Archer, Hunter Biden’s associate, regarding documents held by AlixPartners. Archer confirmed AlixPartners holds documents of interest to investigators. Archer’s family remains tied to investments during Joe Biden’s vice presidency. Archer faces prison time for fraud. Wendell Husebo, a political reporter with Breitbart News, provides insights.

Former President Donald Trump's rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Former President Donald Trump plans to speak at a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, after posting a $175 million bond to appeal his civil fraud conviction by New York AG Letitia James.

Chad Daybell's Trial on Murder, Conspiracy, and Fraud Charges

Chad Daybell's trial on murder, conspiracy, and fraud charges began with jury selection in Boise, Idaho. Prosecutors accuse him of heinous crimes, including making outlandish claims of people being possessed and becoming zombies. Daybell faces similar charges as his wife, Lori Vallow Daybell, who was sentenced to life in prison for murdering her children and conspiring to murder Daybell's previous wife. The trial is expected to be lengthy, with intense interest and livestreaming. Daybell could face the death penalty if found guilty.

FTX CEO Fraud and Legal Battle

Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in jail for fraud, his legal team claims customers lost "zero" dollars despite $11 billion in losses. Current FTX CEO disputes claims and states that victims will never fully recover from the fraud.

Sam Bankman-Fried Sentenced for FTX Fraud

Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of FTX cryptocurrency exchange, sentenced to 25 years in prison for stealing $8 billion from customers, leading to FTX's collapse. Bankman-Fried denied criminal wrongdoing and plans to appeal. Prosecutors called it one of the biggest financial frauds in U.S. history.

Sam Bankman-Fried's Fraud Case

Disgraced FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in jail for fraud, accused of witness tampering and perjury. He stole over $8 billion in customer money. His attorney defends him as an awkward math nerd who loves video games and veganism. Bankman-Fried sought to be politically influential but faced backlash from current FTX CEO and DOJ. He used stolen funds to donate to Democrats and allegedly bribed foreign officials.

Various News Updates

A federal probe is underway for the Baltimore bridge collapse, a former crypto king is facing sentencing, and Disney settles a lawsuit with Florida Governor DeSantis' allies. In other news, Joe Lieberman, a centrist U.S. senator, has passed away.

Donald Trump's legal battles and accusations

Donald Trump launches attack on judge in hush-money case, accuses him of bias and unfair treatment, faces multiple criminal and civil cases with allegations of hush money, incitement of riots, and fraud, denies all charges against him.

Donald Trump's $175 Million Bond Ruling

Former President Donald Trump vows to post $175 million bond within 10 days following a court ruling, criticizes the court cases as 'election interference.' The bond amount is less than the initial judgment required.

Legal Judgment Against Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump still faces a $464 million judgment for fraud, but can post a $175 million bond to cover it. The court ruling was seen as critical and unexpected, with mixed reactions from different parties.

Missouri Attorney General Files Petition Against Media Matters

Missouri Attorney General files petition to investigate Media Matters for alleged fraud in soliciting donations and manipulating advertisers to pull out from a social media platform owned by Elon Musk. Media Matters accused of using fraud to defame the organization and harm free speech.

Former President Donald Trump's bond ruling victory

Former President Donald Trump won a crucial victory in a bond ruling where he was granted the ability to post a $175 million bond to cover a $464 million judgment. The court delayed enforcement of the judgment by ten days, potentially staving off a financial disaster for Trump.

Donald Trump's Financial Troubles and Legal Battle with New York State

Donald Trump's biographer claims that the former president's finances will soon be exposed as a sham due to a $454 million fine he owes the State of New York. Trump inflated the value of his assets to gain more favorable loan terms and is facing potential seizure of his property if he fails to pay the bond by Monday.

Shaun King disinvited from Ramadan event after converting to Islam

Far-left activist Shaun King disinvited from a Ramadan event after converting to Islam in 'solidarity' with Gaza, facing backlash for his history, including accusations of fraud and lying about helping hostages. He has been outspoken against Israel and criticized for using religion for personal gain.

Legal Troubles of Jair Renan Bolsonaro and Family in Brazil

Prosecutors in Brazil are pursuing charges of money laundering and fraud against Jair Renan Bolsonaro, the youngest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. The younger Bolsonaro is accused of artificially inflating his company's revenue, securing fraudulent bank loans, and fabricating business transactions with non-existent entities.

Brazilian Prosecutors Charge Jair Renan Bolsonaro with Money Laundering and Falsifying Documents

Brazilian prosecutors have charged Jair Renan Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, with crimes including money laundering and falsifying documents for a bank loan. The charges come after the ex-president was accused of fraud on his vaccination records.

American Woman Faces Extradition for Alleged Financial Scam in Northern Ireland

An American woman who posed as an heiress to a fortune faces extradition to Northern Ireland for allegedly duping investors out of over $150,000. She is accused of defrauding five customers while working as a mortgage advisor in Northern Ireland and faces up to 10 years in prison for each charge.

Extradition of Do Kwon, 'the cryptocurrency king,' from Montenegro to South Korea

An appeals court in Montenegro confirmed that South Korean mogul Do Kwon, known as 'the cryptocurrency king,' will be extradited to South Korea instead of the U.S. Kwon faces fraud charges in connection with a $40 billion crash of Terraform Labs' cryptocurrency.

Evergrande Fraud Scandal in China

China's securities regulating agency bans Evergrande founder from the securities market and accuses the company of $78 billion fraud, leading to protests and economic turmoil. The founder has been disappeared by the Chinese Communist Party, and the company faces severe consequences for financial fraud.

Legal Battle Over Former President Trump's Finances

Former President Trump's lawyers say he cannot secure a $454 million bond in his New York fraud case. TV personality Kevin O'Leary clashes with a CNN anchor over Trump's finances and assets. O'Leary criticizes the judgment and says it sends a negative message worldwide.

Accusation of Fraud on Former President Jair Bolsonaro's Vaccination Records

Former President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil has been formally accused of fraud on his vaccination records, which could lead to criminal charges. He is accused of falsifying records to show he was vaccinated in Sao Paulo when he was not in the city.

Donald Trump ordered to pay $464 million for fraud

Former President Donald Trump and his companies have been ordered to pay the state $464 million for fraud, and he may have to sell his assets at 'fire sale prices' to cover the penalty. Trump has criticized the judge and attorney general involved in the case on social media.

Shaun King's Conversion to Islam and Controversies

Far-left activist Shaun King converted to Islam in solidarity with Palestinians at the start of Ramadan. He has been outspoken against Israel and the U.S., facing controversies regarding his claims of helping hostages and allegations of fraud.

Bling Bishop Lamor Whitehead's Fraud Conviction

Brooklyn preacher known as 'Bling Bishop' claims his fraud conviction was a result of refusing to be an FBI informant against New York City Mayor Adams. He faces multiple charges including wire fraud and attempted extortion.

Man Extorts Money from Wife for Cocaine Habit

A man in Melbourne, Florida extorted over $80,000 from his wife to fuel his cocaine habit by falsely claiming he was involved with a drug cartel. He was charged with multiple felonies and pleaded not guilty.

Murder of 96-Year-Old Woman in Santa Barbara County

Fox News reports on the murder of a 96-year-old woman in Santa Barbara County, California, with four suspects identified, including an illegal immigrant. The suspects face charges ranging from murder to elder abuse and fraud, with the primary suspect accused of unlawfully gaining control over the victim's assets. The victim, Violet Alberts, was found dead in her home, and her death was ruled a homicide.

Embezzlement Scandal Involving Former Jacksonville Jaguars Employee

Former Jacksonville Jaguars employee accused of embezzling $22 million to fund a 'life of luxury' including extravagant expenditures like purchasing Tiger Woods' putter and private air travel. He used most of the misappropriated funds to subsidize gambling losses.

Former Congressman George Santos Announces Congressional Run After Expulsion

Former congressman George Santos announced his run for Congress again after being expelled, challenging Republican Rep. Nick LaLota in New York's 1st congressional district during President Joe Biden's State of the Union. Santos faces criminal charges and was expelled due to allegations including fraud and misuse of campaign funds.

Founder of Casa Ruby Charged with Stealing Relief Funds

The founder of Casa Ruby, a non-profit serving homeless LGBTQ youths, has been charged with stealing $150,000 in taxpayer-backed pandemic relief funds after fleeing to El Salvador amid financial irregularities. The organization ceased operations in July 2022.

Venezuela's Sham Presidential Election

Venezuela's ruling socialist regime plans to hold a sham presidential election on July 28, coinciding with late dictator Hugo Chávez's birthday. Opposition candidate Maria Corina Machado is banned from running, leaving unpopular candidates to compete. The regime violates agreements for free and fair elections, receives oil and gas sanctions relief from the U.S., and sets the election dates based on significant dates in its pseudo-religious structure.

Tech Tips for Privacy and Security

Tech tips to enhance privacy and security, including minimizing windows, clearing location data, turning off Bluetooth, using security pens, and reporting scams. Also includes advice on check fraud prevention and staying updated with tech news.

Trump Organization CFO Pleads Guilty in Fraud Trial

Former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg pleads guilty to perjury in connection to Trump's civil fraud trial and is expected to be sentenced to 5 months in jail. Weisselberg and others were barred from operating their business in NY for 2-3 years. Trump dismissed the trial as a 'witch hunt.'

Fraud in Arizona Education Voucher Program

Three former Arizona Department of Education employees indicted for fraud in education voucher program. Program criticized for costs and lax regulation. Expansion led to sharp increase in participants.

Arizona voter registration laws upheld by federal judge

A federal judge upheld new Arizona laws requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration, citing the state's interest in preventing voter fraud. The judge clarified that one specific requirement violated certain laws but overall found the measures to be in the public interest.

Bishop Lamor Whitehead Fraud Case

Bishop Lamor Whitehead is accused of fraud and extortion, allegedly lying to parishioners and others to fund his extravagant lifestyle.

Donald Trump's appeal of New York civil judgment

Former President Donald Trump files notice of appeal in New York civil judgment regarding fraudulently inflating net worth, seeks to overturn ruling and penalties imposed by Justice Arthur Engoron. New York Attorney General sought to bankrupt Trump with fines and lifetime disbarment from real estate industry. Trump claims he is being punished for building a successful company.

Insurance Fraud Case: Kamila Grabska

Kamila Grabska had her $820,000 insurance claim dismissed after photos emerged of her winning a Christmas tree throwing contest, despite claiming debilitating pain from a car accident. The judge concluded her claims were exaggerated.

Legal Judgment against Donald Trump

A New York judge ordered Donald Trump to pay $454 million, including interest, within a month to appeal a fraud verdict. Trump, along with Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, were found liable for fraud in a civil case brought by the New York Attorney General Letita James.

Legal Penalties for Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump faces massive legal penalties and interest following a Manhattan civil fraud case that could lead to nearly half a billion dollars in fines. The judgment includes interest of $87,500 per day until the debt is paid off. Trump and his associates were found liable for fraud by lying about his net worth in various deals. Trump is on the hook for a significant portion of the penalties and is vowing to appeal.

Former President Donald Trump ordered to pay nearly half a billion dollars in fines for fraud

Former President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay nearly half a billion dollars in fines for fraud by a New York judge, making it the largest fine ever imposed under an obscure New York fraud statute. Critics argue that the ruling is unprecedented and raises serious legal and constitutional questions.

Legal Troubles of Donald Trump and the Trump Organization

Former President Donald Trump and his sons were ordered to pay $354 million in damages after a court ruling that the Trump Organization committed fraud. Trump's attorney vows retribution against New York Attorney General Letitia James and Judge Arthur Engoron. Trump also owes $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll for defamation.

Lawsuit against Jimmy Kimmel for Misusing Cameo Clips

Expelled ex-Rep. George Santos is suing television host Jimmy Kimmel for allegedly misusing his Cameo clips on his show.