In a stunning upset, South Florida routed No. 25 Boise State 34-7, marking their first victory over a ranked opponent since 2016. Quarterback Byrum Brown dazzled with two rushing touchdowns and a key fake punt play. The Bulls are ready to make a statement this season!
A Wisconsin man was sentenced to 89 days in jail for faking his own drowning while kayaking to meet a woman in Georgia, leaving his family behind. His actions led to an extensive search and a hefty restitution payment.
A Wisconsin man was sentenced to 89 days in jail for faking his own drowning to meet a woman in Georgia. Ryan Borgwardt misled law enforcement for 89 days, causing distress to his family. Learn more about this shocking case.
In a controversial DOJ interview, Ghislaine Maxwell insists the infamous photo with Prince Andrew is fake and claims the sexual encounter couldn't have happened. Her shocking statements raise questions about the Epstein scandal and her role in it.
An active shooter alert at Villanova University turned out to be a cruel hoax, with no injuries reported. Discover the shocking details surrounding the incident and the university's swift response.
Phison Electronics has issued a statement denying the existence of fake documents claiming their SSDs are affected by a Windows 11 bug. The company is investigating the issue, which affects various storage devices across multiple vendors.
Tensions rise as the Justice Department investigates D.C. police for allegedly manipulating crime data, challenging the Trump administration's law enforcement strategies in the capital.
Elon Musk aims to establish a self-sufficient city on Mars with a million residents by 2050, igniting a renewed fascination with the Red Planet. Explore the challenges and possibilities of living on Mars, and the historical obsession with Martians that has captivated humanity for centuries.
In a stunning turn of events, rapper Sean Kingston has been sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for a $1 million fraud scheme involving luxury items. Kingston and his mother duped sellers using fake wire receipts, leading to their arrests in May 2024.
In a dramatic turn of events, Nicholas Alahverdian, who faked his death to escape sexual assault charges, was convicted of rape in Utah. The survivor's brave testimony led to justice. Sentencing is set for October 20.
