Ex-Detroit police chief enters governor race over Michigan's ‘leadership void’
Former Detroit Police Chief turned-GOP candidate James Craig campaigning for governor of Michigan to unseat Gretchen Whitmer.
Gabby Petito case highlights growing interest in 'true crime' podcasts
‘Crime Junkie’, ‘My Favorite Murder’ and ‘Serial.’ If any of those podcast titles sound familiar, it is likely because they are regularly on the list of most popular U.S. podcasts, tracked by Edison Research.
$1.4B in health care fraud rings busted by Feds, doctors and nurses nabbed
The Department of Justice has announced charges against 138 people -- including doctors and nurses -- who the feds say were part of alleged health care fraud rings allegedly totaling $1.4 billion.
Madoff victims get additional $568M as Ponzi settlement continues
The Justice Department announced Thursday that additional funds totaling more than $568 million have been distributed to nearly 31,000 victims of the Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC (BLMIS) fraud scheme.
Maryland seafood company employed illegal immigrants, linked to visa fraud: reports
A Maryland seafood company and its owner entered guilty pleas Wednesday after being accused of employing at least 89 illegal immigrants and engaging in visa fraud, according to reports.
What to know if you live in one of these top 10 auto theft hotspots
A new report found that auto theft is increasing nationally, and the problem is even worse in select "hot spots." With auto thefts on the rise, it's important to ask: Does your auto insurance cover a stolen vehicle?
Missing woman Gabby Petito's Instagram account reappears after company temporarily removes profile
The Instagram account belonging to Gabby Petito, a 22-year-old woman reported missing on Sept. 11, appeared to be down temporarily on Wednesday morning before it reappeared.
NYC Mayor calls for NYPD help, punishments for 'AWOL' correction officers as Rikers Island faces 'crisis'
Just one day after state and local elected officials toured beleaguered Rikers Island and reported back with details “inhumanity” and a “humanitarian crises” – and an instance where an inmate attempted suicide – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio enacted a “relief plan.”
California college student tapped into phone accounts to steal cryptocurrency in SIM swap scam, feds say
A University of California, San Diego student obtained the cell phone accounts of at least 40 people in an effort to milk their cryptocurrency information from his dorm room and blackmailed one victim by threatening to release compromising photos, federal prosecutors said Monday.
Elizabeth Holmes trial delayed again as juror gets tested for COVID
The fraud trial of Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of blood-testing startup Theranos, was delayed — again — Friday while a juror who said he had a COVID-19 scare gets tested for the virus.
Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos trial: What to know
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was once one of the most promising young entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley before her dramatic fall from grace.
Elizabeth Holmes trial: Theranos founder in court for first day of proceedings
Opening statements are scheduled for Wednesday in the highly anticipated trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, the fallen tech star accused of duping financial backers, customers and patients into believing that her startup was about to revolutionize medicine.
The trial of Elizabeth Holmes: Who’s who in the Theranos case
Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes is facing a criminal trial in federal court in San Jose, Calif., on charges that she defrauded investors and patients by lying about the accuracy of her company’s finger-prick blood-testing technology. She has pleaded not guilty to charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’s trial: Prosecutors must show intent
Silicon Valley startups are often perceived to be walking a line between exaggeration and deception in promoting their products. Federal prosecutors trying Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Homes in California must convince a jury that she didn’t believe her own hype.
More Black women turning to guns for personal protection, report says
More and more Black women are considering buying a gun to have for personal protection, industry experts and gun rights advocates told The Associated Press.
Former Netflix engineer and his brother plead guilty to insider trading
A former Netflix software engineer and his brother have pleaded guilty to their roles in an alleged insider trading ring.
After Hurricane Ida, FBI warns scammers may seek to profit from natural disasters
A number of consumers, companies, celebrities and even business leaders have announced plans to donate to a variety of organizations focused on helping the Gulf Coast region, which was pummeled by one of the most powerful hurricanes to ever hit the U.S. mainland.
Recovery for Bernard Madoff customers bolstered by Citigroup ruling, trustee's lawyer says
A U.S. appeals court said the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm can pursue a $343.1 million clawback lawsuit against Citigroup Inc, a decision that could help the late swindler's customers recover close to the estimated $17.5 billion they lost in his Ponzi scheme.
The assault on Seattle’s police
Across urban America, the evidence is piling up that when you demonize police and cut their budget, you get more crime.
Elizabeth Holmes trial: Jury selection set to begin in Theranos fraud case
Jury selection for Elizabeth Holmes begins in San Jose, California on Tuesday. She was charged with fraud through her startup, Theranos.