The fake letter, written in first person, states that the business owners have “disdain” for homeless people and those who are not wealthy, and are calling on more policing.

The “fake electors” tried to subvert our government So, letter writer Jim McManus of Phoenix believes that "Arizona's 'alternate' slate of electors was a dumb stunt. But no one was hurt”.

On May 29, 2025, footage allegedly showing the word "TACO" spelled out in contrail vapor above U.S. President Donald Trump's residence in Florida, Mar-a-Lago, circulated the internet. The video spread ...

The judge has sent the fake electors’ case back to the grand jury.Now, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes needs to call it quits. The case never should have been brought in the first place.

The Controller General of the Federal Fire Service (FFS), Engr. Abdulganiyu Jaji, on Monday, narrated how five job seekers made their ways into Federal Government payrolls with fake appointment ...

Additionally, some individuals have received fraudulent appointment letters issued on fake NMMC letterheads, bearing the corporation's logo and a counterfeit seal. Sameera Kapoor MunshiUpdated: ...

Fraudsters reportedly demanded up to $350,000 to cover up a fictitious data breach — but how can CSOs tell fake attacks from real ones in cybercrime’s hall of mirrors?

An officer said, “The gang used the fake letters to screen films in six schools. They have been doing this for the past one month. They had permission until 2022 for the screening, ...

The Indian government has issued a warning about fake cybercrime letters threatening recipients with 'digital arrest' unless they pay or provide personal details.

The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) said it has identified over 10,000 fraudulent student acceptance letters, raising concerns over the ...

More than 10,000 foreign student acceptance letters may be fake, says top immigration official. Marie Woolf. Ottawa. Published November 15, 2024. This article was published more than 6 months ago.

Kids need to learn to spot online fakes A Times writer described his daughter’s experience with fake images of sloths online for a school report. Above, a real sloth in 2013.