Google and Facebook Fall For $100M Phishing Scam
In what is considered one of the biggest phishing scams in the world, both Google and Facebook were phished for over $100 million.
Fifa Audit official Richard Lai Admits Bribery In US Federal Probe
Guam Football Association President Richard Lai, 55, pleaded guilty to criminal corruption charges in connection with accepting and paying bribes to soccer officials.
Israel Police Question Another US Businessman In PM Netanyahu Probe
The Israel Police recently questioned another US businessman as part of the ongoing corruption investigations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Accused Child Molester Sues Synagogue
Leaders at a Brooklyn synagogue say a former congregant is trying to force his way into a leadership role and accuses him of inappropriate conduct with teenage boys.
Man Calls 911, Asks For Police Dog To Search For Stolen Heroin
AKRON, Ohio — Police say an Ohio man called 911 to request a police dog to help track down heroin allegedly stolen from him.
Trail of Dead Russians
Former FBI special agent Clint Watts, testifying at the Senate Intelligence Committee’s hearing on Russian meddling in last year’s elections, had an arresting message for his interlocutors: “Follow the trail of dead Russians”, he said.
Malta Scandal Exposes New Zealand Trusts Again
A Malta magistrate is investigating explosive claims of money laundering and corruption that have put New Zealand in the middle of a global cash trail from the family of Azerbaijan president Ilham Aliyev.
US Judge Rules FBI Interview of Macau Billionaire Ng Lap Seng Is Inadmissible At Bribery Trial
NEW YORK -” Prosecutors cannot use post-arrest statements a Chinese billionaire made to the FBI at his Manhattan trial on charges stemming from a United Nations bribery scandal, a judge ruled Wednesday.
U.S. Asks Iran To Release Missing FBI Agent
U.S. diplomats used a meeting with their Iranian counterparts to press for the release of Americans being detained in Iran, the Trump administration said Thursday, according to The Associated Press.