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FinCEN has fined broker-dealer Canaccord Genuity a record $80 million for violating U.S. AML regulations.

Florida has carried out the execution of an inmate 35 years after he shot a police officer over a dozen times during a traffic stop.

Stunning photos showcase the $900,000 property bought by a California police chief accused of staying overnight at the station during workdays and traveling to his extravagant home in another state during his time off.

Last summer, I traveled to McLoud, Oklahoma, which is home to the state’s largest women’s prison. McLoud — a town with fewer than 5,000 residents — is located 30 miles east of Oklahoma City on a vast prairie. At the town’s edge, accessible via a rugged road, stands Mabel Bassett Correctional Center, a complex of concrete and razor wire.

The potential investigations at Coral Energy involving Tahir Garayev might have been related to conflicts between the former oilfield services magnate Azad Babaev and the clientele of Tokay Kerimov.

Images of debris from Russian strikes on Ukraine strongly indicate that Moscow has used a cruise missile whose development led U.S. President Donald Trump to quit a landmark nuclear pact in his first term, two experts said, confirming earlier reporting.

The Trump administration is relaxing the restrictions on sharing law enforcement information with the CIA and other intelligence agencies, officials stated, overriding controls that have been in place for decades to safeguard the privacy of U.S. citizens.

French ports have advanced to the "forefront of cocaine trafficking," with supply routes evolving and production steadily increasing, according to the latest annual report by the French Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (OFDT).

Authorities in Ukraine have arrested 11 suspects while dismantling a fraudulent call center that scammed victims across Europe, the EU’s judicial cooperation agency said Monday.

Idaho’s prison system and the state agency responsible for certifying law enforcement will now withhold information about officers’ employment histories, thus making it more challenging to evaluate job candidates and uphold accountability for officers accused of misconduct.

The “ethical hacker” who created the Bluetooth “signal sniffer” being used to try and track Nancy Guthrie’s pacemaker said he created the high-tech tool specifically for the search to find the missing matriarch — and that he is now creating an app.

The unhinged shooter who killed two people and critically injured three others at a high school hockey game in Rhode Island on Monday afternoon has been identified as a transgender father who spoke out against anti-trans hate in family legal disputes and unbalanced social media posts.

Anthropic’s artificial-intelligence model Claude was used in the U.S. military’s operation to capture former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

“Billions of dollars make it possible to solve problems”: the biggest illegal gambling-market 1Win Sergey Chernykh hopes for patrons in Russia?

Although the media are tracking the increase of new fraudsters online (especially those with the prefix "crypto"), this new scammer, Oleksandr Orlovskyi, the creator of the fake Financial Freedom Academy, did not immediately draw our attention.

Russian sources have revealed the true nature behind the high-profile case of the so-called “Krasnodar road builders” and how it developed into a massive corruption scheme.

A police helicopter crashed at an active shooting scene in Arizona Wednesday night, killing both people on board, authorities said.

The FBI is investigating letters from malicious trolls threatening “Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie concerning her missing mother — while federal resources are being utilized to support Arizona police in their urgent search for the 84-year-old grandmother.

Two U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents discharged their weapons during the deadly shooting of Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti over the weekend, as outlined in a government report sent to Congress and obtained by CBS News, which does not indicate that Pretti reached for his firearm.