The revelation came quietly, in a brief social media post from the Department of Justice: more than a million additional documents potentially tied to Jeffrey Epstein had been unearthed, and attorneys were now working “around the clock” to review them ahead of public release.

A new phishing campaign has been discovered trying to trick gullible people into handing their sensitive personal and payment information to cybercriminals. Cybersecurity researchers from Netskope Threat Labs detailed their findings, noted the target of ...

Trump team estimates it still has 700,000 documents to review and release in Epstein files - So far, 750,000 documents in the Epstein case have been reviewed and released by a team of 200 people

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The FBI is sounding the alarm of an increase in scams involving online file converters, saying scammers are using those services to load malware onto users’ devices and steal information. Denver7 investigator Natalie Chuck spoke with an FBI agent about ...

The FBI Denver Field Office is warning that agents are increasingly seeing a scam involving free online document converter tools, and we want to encourage victims to report instances of this scam. In this scenario, criminals use free online document ...

After weeks of relentless coverage of the Epstein files crisis, President Donald Trump has seemed eager to change the subject—but when the opportunity arose, he couldn’t resist seizing on the scandal once again. During a press conference on Wednesday ...