Scammers now use personal data and AI to mimic voices and create panic — experts warn that even the cautious can be fooled.

In Tennessee, police have arrested and charged students for making or sharing threatening posts on social media.

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Kern County Sheriff's Office warns about scammers posing as deputies demanding payment for fake fines. Learn the red flags and how to protect yourself from these phone scams.

To stay safe, set up passkeys and two-factor or multi-factor authentication on all the accounts that permit it. The FBI's ...

Friday, Aug. 1 marks one year since Paul Whelan was freed. After being accused of espionage & spending more than five years in Russia, the Michigan native said his return home has been bittersweet ...