Fraudsters have started using AI to create fake documents claiming that artworks are genuine or legally owned, the Financial Times reports. According to art insurance brokers at Marsh, chatbots and ...

Criminals are using social media to create fake photos and videos, making it appear as though loved ones have been kidnapped to demand ransom payments, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation ...

A rendering of the proposed renovation and expansion of the Allentown Police Department headquarters. ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Allentown City Council voted 6-1 Wednesday night to transfer $4.5 million in ...

Fresh controversy is surrounding the U.S. Department of Justice after a video claiming to show Jeffrey Epstein’s final hours briefly appeared online — then vanished. The 12-second clip, hosted on a ...

The chief of the Clifton Fire Protection District is raising alarm about Colorado Department of Transportation’s nearly completed U.S. Highway 6 project, saying it could increase response times.

Columbus Board of Public Works and Safety members on Tuesday finalized contracts for two different engineering projects using some leftover federal funds. Board members approved a contract between the ...

Dec 19 (Reuters) - Google (GOOGL.O), opens new tab on Friday sued a Texas company that "scrapes" data from online search results, alleging it uses hundreds of millions of fake Google search requests ...

BERKELEY, CA – A UC Berkeley graduate, Bhavye Khetan, has drawn sharp criticism after exposing a troubling loophole in the startup ecosystem by fabricating a founder persona and misleading 27 venture ...

Dec. 30—As 2025 draws to a close, here's a look back at some of the Sauk Valley's top stories of the year: Jury awards $31.5 million to widow of Sterling firefighter A Whiteside County jury on Nov, 14 ...

A fire-scarred commercial property along Sunset Boulevard in Pacific Palisades could soon get a mixed-use reset, as developers begin to test how far Los Angeles’ post-wildfire rebuilding push can go ...

Letters have been sent to over a thousand people caught MORE than a thousand Brits have been sent warning letters after they were caught illegally streaming Premier League games with dodgy devices.