The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Monday that it has charged 31 additional individuals in connection with a sprawling, multi-million dollar “ATM jackpotting” scheme linked to Tren de Aragua (TdA).
Read More DOJ: 31 additional suspects charged in ‘ATM Jackpotting’ scheme, with money ‘funneled directly to Tren de Aragua leadership’
Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has issued a public apology for his years of antisemitic remarks and erratic behavior, attributing much of it to untreated bipolar disorder in a full-page advertisement in Monday’s Wall Street Journal publication.
Read More WSJ Ad: Kanye West apologizes for antisemitic remarks, again, argues his bipolar disorder contributed
A powerful winter storm has left a trail of tragedy across the United States, with officials reporting at least 28 “weather-related” deaths across the country as of Monday afternoon.
Read More At least 28 dead amid powerful U.S. storm, hitting 1,300-mile swath ‘from Arkansas to New England’ hardest
The remains of the last Israeli hostage held in Gaza have been recovered and identified, Israeli authorities announced on Monday, marking the fulfillment of a key condition in the U.S.-brokered ceasefire that halted the Israel-Hamas war.
Read More Last Israeli hostage’s remains recovered in Gaza following large-scale investigation
Federal authorities arrested the executive director of a South Los Angeles-based charity on Friday on charges that he orchestrated a massive $23 million fraud scheme, siphoning taxpayer funds intended for the city’s homeless population to bankroll a lifestyle of luxury.
Read More Calif: L.A. charity exec. arrested in $23M homeless services fraud scheme
In a candid moment of reflection, legendary British musical talent Phil Collins opened up about the physical challenges that have defined the last two decades of his life — while speaking to the BBC.
Read More Phil Collins shares ‘disheartening’ health update ahead of 75th birthday