By: Brianna Lyman “Two Men. One Identity. They Both Paid the Price,” The New York Times’ Eli Saslow and Gabriela Bhaskar wrote Sunday. But before you start thinking…
Posts tagged as “Identity Theft”
By Scott McClallen District Judge Deborah L. Boardman sentenced Jemel Lyles, 43, of Washington, DC, to 66 months in federal prison, followed by three years…
By Chris Powell According to multiple news outlets, hackers may have compromised the Social Security numbers of millions of Americans. A major breach, initially claimed…
By Tyler Durden In August 1991, the world’s first ever web page was published online. Now, more than three decades later, the internet is estimated to serve some 5.16 billion…
By James Meyers A former fundraiser for Republican Representative George Santos was indicted on Wednesday on federal charges. 27-year-old Sam Miele was charged with four…
by Jacob M. Thompson “But with more Americans adapting to a ‘new normal’ in the way we go about purchasing life necessities, this also means…
By Christie Wagner YOU KNOW HOW SOMETIMES YOU FIND STUFF YOU WEREN’T EXPECTING? I was looking for the “Select all” button in the “Edit” menu…
By Department of Justice Earlier today, in federal court in Brooklyn, Nancy Salzman, also known as “Prefect,” the former president and co-founder of Nxivm,…
The most common complaints about illegal immigration are that it takes jobs away from American citizens, creates a drain on the nation’s welfare programs, and…