Police officers have it best, worst in these states, study finds
These states are the best and worst for police officers based on opportunity and competition, job hazards and protections and quality of life, according to WalletHub.
Hacker hits Magellan Health with ransomware attack
Magellan Health said a hacker made off with some personal information in a ransomware attack last month.
What is price gouging?
Price gouging is the act of inflating the price of a product in response to high demand.
Luckin Coffee fires CEO, COO after fraud investigation
Luckin Coffee has fired its CEO and COO after its fraud scandal.
During coronavirus pandemic, can you be arrested for violating social distancing orders?
Social distancing has become a part of normal life as the public adjusts to best practices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Italian police nab mafiosi to thwart coronavirus pandemic exploitation
Italian police have arrested 91 suspected mobsters in a probe of money-laundering and extortion in a bid to thwart Sicily's Cosa Nostra from exploiting economic woes triggered by the pandemic.
Arkansas professor failed to disclose China ties: Feds
The Arkansas researcher had worked for the university since 1988 and had received federal grants from NASA.
During coronavirus pandemic, can you be arrested for not wearing a mask?
Masks and similar facial coverings have become a normal part of life amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Favre denies auditor's claim he was paid for no-show work
Brett Favre on Friday disputed a Mississippi state auditor’s report that said the Hall of Fame NFL quarterback received $1.1 million in welfare money for multiple speaking engagements that he didn’t actually attend.
What is a BEC, or business email compromise scheme?
The scheme is known as “cyber-enabled financial fraud."
Coronavirus stimulus fraud arrest: How a small-town tip exposed a $500K fraud scheme
What started as a tip that landed on a small-town police chief’s desk led to the first arrests in the nation for coronavirus stimulus fraud.
McDonald's workers shot over coronavirus closure: Police
One employee was shot in the shoulder and another employee was shot in the arm.
Favre repaying $1.1 M for no-show speeches, auditor says
Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre is repaying $1.1 million in welfare money that he received for multiple speeches where he did not show up, the Mississippi state auditor said Wednesday.
Can I report abuse during coronavirus shutdown?
There are hotlines for child abuse and domestic abuse victims.
How do I report a coronavirus scam?
Fraudsters have preyed upon COVID-19-related fears to get victims' money and personal information.
Newlyweds arrested for violating coronavirus social distancing after Hawaii hotel tips off cops
The couple are being charged for violation of the 14-day quarantine.
Man arrested for camping on Disney's abandoned private island
A man has been arrested for trespassing on Disney's abandoned private island.
Blue Bell pleads guilty to shipping contaminated ice cream, ex-CEO faces charges
Former CEO Paul Kruse was charged with seven felonies for allegedly concealing what the company knew about the listeria contamination.
NYC subway coronavirus cleaning protocol announced, passenger safety questions remain
Subway trains, which had been disinfected at least once every 72 hours, will be cleaned once every 24 hours starting May 6.
Felicity Huffman's daughter admitted to college after retaking SATs
Sophia Macy, 19, has been accepted to attend Carnegie Mellon University, where she'll be studying drama.



















