A Republican county clerk in Colorado who was stripped of her election-oversight duties last year after she allowed an outsider to copy voting-machine hard drives said Monday that she is launchin...

A federal judge said he would reject Sarah Palin’s allegations that she was defamed by the New York Times , ruling that the former Republican vice-presidential candidate’s claims presented at tri...

The accuracy of face-based identity verification technology is once again being called into question in the wake of a high-profile case of identity fraud. In the case, a New Jersey man was allege...

Hertz customers have issued complaints that the company falsely accused them of stealing rental cars. Numerous renters have made claims that they were stopped by police to be informed that the ve...

In May 2021, Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters allowed an unauthorized person to access voting machines and attend a secure update of their software. That individual, a local man named Gerald Wood, t...

On February 1, 2022, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that it had recovered $5.6 billion from False Claims Act (FCA) Cases during fiscal year 2021. Each year, the DOJ publi...

DOL Seeks Comment on Climate-Related Financial Risks In a Request for Information ("RFI"), the DOL requested public comment on actions to protect retirement savings and pensions from risks associ...

The claim: The Canadian government planted dumpsters full of rocks to incite violence during COVID-19 demonstrations During major protests, rumors sometimes surface about bricks being deliberate...

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Topline The New York Times did not commit defamation when it incorrectly linked former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) to a 2011 mass shooting, the judge in the case ruled after a weeklong trial, say...