As alleged in the indictment, Misam M. Abidi, 47, of Nolensville, Tenn., executed a scheme to defraud millions of dollars from investors across the country through his cryptocurrency investment firm, Star Credit Holdings, between 2020 and 2024.
Two Ohio congresswomen are slamming the FBI over reports that agents last Thursday searched the Cleveland offices of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, an organization that advocates for voting and labor rights and against outsized corporate power.
The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Securities announced that Bradley Konerman, 40, of Mason, and Adam Salon, 48, of Toledo, pleaded guilty Wednesday in a case in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court to one felony count each of the sale of an unregistered security.
Sections of state highways, county roads and township roads were closed in and around Highland County Thursday, June 18 after overnight and early morning rainfall totals of up to 5 inches in some locations.
Over the last four decades, Hamas has claimed responsibility for numerous large-scale terror attacks resulting in Americans’ deaths. Its stated mission is to create an Islamic Palestinian state by eliminating the state of Israel through violent holy war, or jihad.
President Donald Trump significantly bolstered funding for immigration enforcement last Wednesday when he signed into law a nearly $70 billion package that will keep key federal agencies operating without any new restrictions.
Daviess County Judge-Executive Charlie Castlen said he hadn’t heard of the term “hyperscale” before. That is until news broke that an enormous, hyperscale data center was being planned at the site of an idled aluminum mill in Hancock County next door.
As a House committee debated President Donald Trump’s signature domestic policy bill last year, Republican backers repeatedly emphasized that its changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, wouldn’t affect vulnerable people.
A federal judge in Rhode Island this month struck down several Trump administration policies that halted processing for asylum seekers following a shooting in Washington, D.C., that left one West Virginia National Guard member dead and another seriously injured.
Americans’ views on crime often don’t match reality — and a new report suggests those perceptions are shaped as much by personal experiences and economic conditions as by crime itself.
A federal judge in the Eastern District of Virginia issued a preliminary injunction Friday halting the Trump administration’s nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund for one week, giving the government time to sign a “clear, unambiguous” agreement that the fund is dead.
Pike County will receive $250,000 to replace a failing elevator and restore accessibility at the Garnet A. Wilson Public Library in the village of Waverly.
