PPP loans went to some of the richest, most famous celebrities in the country, according to a review of whose loans were forgiven.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that 20 convicted murderers and sex offenders have been charged with illegaly voting in state elections.

A California former Democratic congressman could spend decades in prison after being charged with 28 fraud felonies.

A French scientist has admitted his viral tweet of a star light-years away is actually a piece of Spanish pork.

This man was charged for murder in his wife's disappearance, but the charge was dropped. Now, he's pleading guilty to ballot fraud.

Lawyer Michael Avenatti, already convicted on federal charges, pleaded guilty Thursday to multiple fraud charges.

Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison for defrauding Stormy Daniels, his most prominent client.

Despite getting caught plagiarizing in her debut novel, this infamous author has once again plagiarized in her new essay.

'2,000 Mules' opens in theaters this week, and there will be a virtual premiere online on Saturday followed by a Q&A.

A professor who failed to disclose his ties to China while working on federally funded projects is paying the price.

A report said the purpose of the scheme was 'to get closer to members of federal law enforcement and the defense community.'

Her exposé of the scam inside her local convenience store has gone viral, generating over 21 million views on TikTok.

Trump has withdrawn his endorsement of Mo Brooks in his Senate race after he made comments about the 2020 election.

The invoice looked so official that a city clerk authorized the payment before anyone realized that the invoice was a scam.

In 2016, Sherri Papini vanished, re-emerging weeks later with a terrifying tale of kidnapping and abuse. On Thursday, she was arrested.

Dive teams and tracking teams searched for him for days - until a tip came in about a potential sighting of the former police chief.

A former business partner of President Joe Biden's son just received some very bad news from the Department of Justice.

Two prosecutors tasked with investigating former President Donald Trump have resigned, with their boss rebuffing the case.

Folsom was charged on Feb. 10 with three counts of False Statements and one count of Identity Fraud for a total of four felony charges.

Avenatti's former office manager said she heard the lawyer tell colleagues he would 'make money from lawsuits against Donald Trump.'