Cyber threats must be matched with cyber innovation
To be proactive against cyber threats, we need to be innovative and integrated. We need to be adaptable and agile.
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Agriculture Ministry is on ‘high alert’ for land fraud
THE Ministry of Agriculture is on “high alert” with respect to State land fraud and other illegalities, Agriculture Minister Clarence Rambharat said yesterday. He was speaking at a lease letter distribution yesterday at the Ministry’s office in Chaguanas. On the issue of fraud, Rambharat noted that in the past few days, he had to treat…
Anthony West (A Dubb), of Dubb Records Fraud Lawsuit
Los Angeles, California Oct 26, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – Los Angeles, California, August 2, 2021, Executive Produce Anthony West (A Dubb) of Dubb Records was sued in California Superior court for Fraud and Breach of contract. A judgment against Mr. West was rendered whereby he was required to pay Plaintiff the full amount of his investment and court costs…
‘Trim Season,’ a Supernatural True-Crime Comic, Set for 2022
True-crime will meet the supernatural next year when Scout Comics publishes Trim Season. The comic centers on a group of young people from Los Angeles who head to a remote marijuana farm where they encounter unspeakable horrors. Trim Season is based on an original concept from Megan Sutherland…
WOKE WATCH: Frisco prosecutors quit because D.A. won’t prosecute crimes
Two San Francisco prosecutors have quit their jobs in disgust over the city D.A.’s soft-on-crime approach to law enforcement. And now Brooke Jenkins and Dan DuBain have joined efforts to recall ultra-woke District Attorney Chesa Boudin whose parents are convicted terrorists. Under Boudin, crime in Frisco has skyrocketed with initiatives like sanctuary city and not…
Arrest of most wanted Colombian crime lord unlikely to turn tide in drug war
The arrest of Dairo Antonio Usuga, Colombia’s most wanted drug lord, will likely have little effect on drug trafficking, analysts said.
Construction stalls as UK shortage of skilled workers bites
Construction stalls as UK shortage of skilled workers bites Financial Times…
The crime novel second acts of Chris Hadfield and Beverley McLachlin
This fall is a season for new or newly announced crime novels penned by people famous in other fields The post The crime novel second acts of Chris Hadfield and Beverley McLachlin appeared first on Macleans.ca…
Neo-Nazi organizers of Charlottesville being financially wrecked by lawsuit
Rachel Maddow looks at how a lawsuit by survivors of violence committed by hate groups who gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia four years ago is already financially crushing the racist groups and individual organizers even before the trial is fully under way. Taylor Dumpson of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law talks about her…
Study finds financial incentives for low-risk clinical trials are ethical
Use of financial incentives in two low-risk randomized clinical trials did not present ethical issues, and in one of the trials, the incentives increased study participation, according to findings published in JAMA Internal Medicine…