The FBI and the City of Minneapolis are warning about a new phishing scam that is targeting permit and zoning applicants.

The three acts of violence in the last week have laid bare a heightened terrorism threat unfolding against the backdrop of the U.S. war with Iran.

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Former FBI assistant director Chris Swecker told Fox News’ "The Faulkner Focus" he is "highly skeptical" regarding a third letter being sent to TMZ and suggests it may be bad actors looking to ...

They answered as my financial institution fraud department and I said, ‘I’ve been a victim of identity theft and fraud,’” he said. Michael and his wife, Roxanne, had many conversations over several ...

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Michigan residents lose $1.73 billion annually – the equivalent of $170 per person – to online scams, according to a new report from the Consumer Federation of America, CFA. Nationwide, Americans lose ...

According to the FBI's website, the agency's Seattle branch wants to identify potential victims who installed Steam games infected with malware.

These games secretly steal your data while seeming unsuspicious.

The recipients of the texts are typically threatened with severe consequences, including prosecution, the suspension of vehicle registration and the revocation of driving privileges.

Cobbold, 30, of East Hartford, was sentenced in Des Moines, Iowa to nine years in prison. He must pay more than $1.5 million back to his victims.