NYC’s ‘biggest problem is crime’, real estate expert says
Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman on how the coronavirus pandemic and increased crime have impacted New Yorkers.
Citizen pays New Yorkers $25 an hour to livestream crime scenes
Citizen is quietly hiring New Yorkers to livestream crime scenes and other emergencies.Alamy Stock Photo
California inmates ran $1.4M COVID-19 unemployment benefits fraud from prison, feds say
A pair of California inmates stand accused of trying to bilk taxpayers out of $1.4 million in fraudulent unemployment claims using the identities of other prisoners.
Tom Homan guarantees ‘violent encounter’ with drug cartel, fatal smuggling incident will occur at border
As the Biden administration enables the crisis at the border to worsen, former acting ICE director Tom Homan says he can guarantee a violent drug-involved incident will occur.
Michael Avenatti lambasts fraud case in trial opening: 'No crime was committed'
Embattled lawyer Michael Avenatti offered a full-throated self-defense Wednesday during a 35-minute opening statement of the federal criminal fraud trial against the one-time media darling.
Suspect in Twitter hack of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Joe Biden, other leaders and tech companies arrested
The Justice Department filed multiple charges alleging a 22-year-old British man was involved in hacking the social media accounts of several high-profile figures last year, including business titans Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
Bill Gates visited Jeffrey Epstein's NYC townhouse multiple times, new book claims
Billionaires Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein reportedly had a brief history of meetings, according to a new book by Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie Brown.
'Elon Musk' scams thrive on social media
No, Elon Musk isn’t going to offer you a free watch or free Bitcoin on Twitter – but scammers will.
Bitcoin miners beware of Android cryptocurrency scams, report says
Security researchers have identified over 170 Android apps scamming cryptocurrency miners.
Ransomware rattles cyber insurance market
The cyber insurance industry faced "a reckoning" in 2020 in the wake of a wave of ransomware incidents, according to a report from Fitch Ratings provided to FOX Business.
Michael Avenatti sentenced to 2.5 years in prison in Nike extortion case
A Manhattan federal judge on Thursday sentenced disgraced California lawyer Michael Avenatti to two-and-a-half years in prison over his attempt to extort an estimated $25 million from Nike.
Wealthy Atlanta community files for 'divorce' from city, plans to create own police force amid crime wave
Bill White is leading an effort to separate Buckhead from the city of Atlanta.
SC Rep. Nancy Mace carrying gun after house vandalized
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., told FOX Business' "Mornings with Maria" that a "vandalism incident" at her home has led her to use her concealed carry permit.
Target, Walgreens close early due to thefts in California stores
Retailers like Target and Walgreens are closing early amid increased theft, crime, reports suggest.
Jeffrey Epstein’s 8,000-acre New Mexico ranch lists for $27.5 Million
Zorro Ranch, a roughly 8,000-acre New Mexico property long owned by the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is coming on the market for $27.5 million.
IRS reveals 'dirty dozen' tax scams for 2021
The IRS this week laid out the top 12 scams taxpayers should watch out for in 2021, with a heavy focus on schemes focused on COVID-19 relief.
Bill Cosby's Pennsylvania home: what to know
Cosby, 83, and his wife, Camille, have owned the Elkins Park estate since June 1983, a little over a year before “The Cosby Show” began airing on NBC in the fall of 1984.
Trump escapes criminal tax evasion, CFO nabbed as low hanging fruit
Trump Organization and CFO Weisselberg surrendered on Thursday.
Michael Dukakis warns Democrats against defunding police
Former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis says the NYC mayoral elections show the Defund the Police movement is already dying.
Rising violence a ‘big problem’ for Democrats: Lee Carter
Pollster and Maslansky + Partners President Lee Carter weighs in on the violence U.S. cities saw this past weekend.


















