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Clintons Refuse To Testify About Epstein—And Now Face Being Held In Contempt
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The House Oversight Committee has previously said they’ll try to hold the former president and secretary of state in contempt if they didn’t show up to testify.
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Luigi Mangione Trial Starts Next Month—Here’s What To Expect
Jury selection in Mangione’s New York state trial will begin Sept. 8.
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Google And Meta Shipped AI Tools That Fake Evidence—Then Pulled Them Days Later
Google pulled AI image generation from Google Earth one day after launch because of fraud concerns. A digital forensics expert on what happens next.
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How AI-Powered Business Email Compromise Scams Are Stealing Billions
Business Email Compromise scams cost companies billions. Criminals are use AI, deepfakes and voice cloning to commit fraud. Learn how businesses can protect themselves.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Todd Blanche As AG After Initial Delay
Blanche’s nomination as attorney general will move to a full Senate vote, despite critics who argue he didn’t sufficiently kill Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund.
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Will The Cyberattacks On Water Systems In 7 States Be A Wakeup Call?
Cyberattacks on water systems may be the latest warning about vulnerabilities in America's critical infrastructure
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Fake Text Messages In Workplace Investigations—Why Misconduct Cases Now Need Digital Forensics
Can a screenshot still prove workplace harassment? A digital forensics expert on why cases that never needed forensics now depend on the device behind the message.
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First Lawsuit Filed Against Trump’s New Tariffs—Why Legal Experts Are Skeptical It’ll Succeed
Legal experts say the law Trump used is harder to challenge—but his tariffs could be sweeping enough to pose concerns.
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Message Screenshots Are Terrible Evidence—Courts Accept Them Anyway
A digital forensics expert on why screenshots of text messages prove almost nothing, what carrier records and backups miss and when only the smartphone can answer.
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5 Reasons Metadata Can’t Prove Your Photo—Or Any File—Is Real
Metadata was never proof. It is an envelope written in pencil, and every new app and upload pipeline hands someone else an eraser.
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As Investment Fraud Losses Hit $8.6 Billion, The SEC Rethinks A Job It Was Already Supposed To Be Doing
The SEC formed a new Retail Fraud Working Group as investment fraud losses soar, but questions remain about what the effort will do differently.
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