This video explains how these tanks fix many of the flaws seen in older Soviet designs, giving Ukraine an edge in key engagements. A closer look at why modern upgrades matter more than raw numbers.

Ghana 39;s political evolution has been shaped by two dominant ideological traditions: the Convention People rsquo;s Party ...

Officers with the Kinston Police Department's B-Squad received information on Saturday, June 14, related to the whereabouts of a 26-year-old wanted man, who is ...

Michael Brammer, 59, of Pataskala, a former employee in Ohio State’s surplus department from 2007 to 2020, admitted to conspiring to commit federal program fraud. Court documents state Brammer falsely ...

A husband and wife in West Chester pleaded guilty to wire fraud for illicitly obtaining over $900,000 in pandemic relief funds through their transportation companies.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) – Insurance fraud is happening every day across South Carolina. State law enforcement and insurance companies have noticed that criminals are now staging fake medical ...

Christine Gendron, 61, pleaded guilty before Judge Mark G. Mastroianni on Friday to one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, according to U.S. Attorney’s Office spokesperson Caroline Ferguson.

Richard Rompala and four employees of Senior Veterans Administration Services face multiple felony charges in a case that's part of a nationwide initiative to combat veteran fraud.

Whether its jury bribery, witness tampering, or now election fraud—crimes that threaten our democracy have no place in Minnesota.” According to court documents, beginning in 2021 and continuing ...

Sumsub, in its Q1 2025 Identity Fraud Report, disclosed that the continent’s overall fraud rate dipped slightly to 3.42%, down from 3.50% in the same period last year. However, this modest drop masks ...

A Wake-Up Call for HR in the Age of Deepfakes and Remote Work In 2025, HR leaders are facing a new kind of threat: highly convincing fake applicants, AI-powered resume fraud, and deepfake interview ...

An Associated Press analysis of fraud reports obtained through a public records request shows California colleges in 2024 reported 1.2 million fraudulent applications, which resulted in 223,000 ...