At least eighteen individuals have been convicted as a result of a coordinated operation between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI, which uncovered their involvement on four “dark web” sites dedicated to child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
Read More FBI: 4 Dark web CSAM sites shut down, at least 18 convicted in joint operation with DOJ
A judge has ruled that Rick Singer, the shady “mastermind” behind the nationwide college admissions cheating scandal known as “Varsity Blues,” may work as a college consultant again — as long as he discloses his criminal record to new clients.
Read More Judge rules ‘Varsity Blues’ admissions ‘schemer’ Rick Singer may consult students again: ‘Must disclose criminal record to new clients’
A former Biden administration State Department budget analyst has pleaded guilty after being accused of embezzling over $650,000 over two years.
Read More Biden State Dept. Staffer Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Over $650K
A district attorney is facing significant criticism for opting not to file charges against a Minnesota state employee who was allegedly caught causing $20,000 in damages by keying half a dozen Tesla vehicles.
Read More Minnesota: DA Declines To Prosecute State Worker Accused Of ‘Keying’ Multiple Teslas, With Damages Amounting To Over $20K
Newly released surveillance footage has shown Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson removing furniture and a rolled-up rug from City Hall just weeks before pleading guilty to federal charges tied to a kickback scheme.
Read More Video Shows Boston Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson Taking Furniture From Her Office Weeks Before Guilty Plea
An FBI informant pleaded guilty to four federal charges Thursday for lying about a $10 million bribe that a Ukrainian businessman paid to then-Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter to “protect “ his firm from a corruption investigation.
Read More FBI Informant Pleads Guilty To False Claims Of $10M Bribery Payments To Joe And Hunter Biden