Former Co-Owner Of Vikings Pleads Guilty To Providing Shadow Banking Services To Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that earlier today, REGINALD FOWLER pled guilty to bank fraud, bank fraud conspiracy, operation of an unlicensed money…

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Senate Banking Committee Prepares For Showdown Over Fed Nominees

Chris Brunet on February 2, 2022 Three of President Joe Biden’s picks to regulate the banking industry will be grilled in front of the Senate on Thursday amid partisan tensions and looming…

US and World News

‘Hyper-Partisan’ Fed Nominee Blocks Senate Banking GOP On Twitter

Chris Brunet on February 2, 2022 President Joe Biden’s latest nominee to regulate the banking industry blocked the Senate Banking GOP Twitter account in advance of her confirmation hearing on Thursday. The…

Local Politics·Politics·US and World News

Vicari meets with banking commissioner as banks close in senior populated Ocean County

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County senior citizens are concerned about the recent trend of banks closing local and small community branches. The county is home to one of the largest senior…

Business News·Financial News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

NYT Alleges Biden’s Failed Banking Pick Saule Omarova Was ‘Painted’ As A Communist By Republicans And ‘Lobbyists’

The New York Times alleged that Republicans and bank lobbyists “painted” President Joe Biden’s pick for a top banking regulator as a communist because she was born in the Soviet Union. Biden…

Politics·US and World News

Biden’s Banking Regulator Pick, Soviet Ex-Pat Refuses To Hand Over Thesis On Marxism written while living in Soviet Union

, President Joe Biden’s nominee to head the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), is refusing to hand over to the Senate Banking Committee her university thesis on Marxism written…

US and World News

Murphy banking on mail-in ballots, early voting to defeat Ciattarelli

TRENTON, NJ – There’s an increase across New Jersey in mail-in ballot registration and it’s being powered by an effort by the Democrat National Committee, along with state and local Democrat party…

New Jersey News·Politics

Biden’s Reported Pick For Banking Regulator Once Praised Former Soviet Union For Having ‘No Gender Pay Gap’

President Joe Biden’s reported pick to run a top Wall Street regulatory agency division once praised the former Soviet Union for its gender equality. Cornell Law School Professor Saule Omarova, who is…

Politics

Yardley police warn of spoofed calls impersonating officers to demand money

YARDLEY, PA – Residents in Yardley Borough are being urged to remain vigilant after a wave of scam phone calls falsely appearing to come from the local police department surfaced over the…

Police Blotter

NJ Dead Last in Federal Funding: Why Aren’t Our Senators and Congressional Delegation Doing More?

TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey has once again earned a distinction few residents are likely to celebrate. Adding to the growing list of “last in the country”, a new bottom-dwelling statistic has…

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New York man caught with stolen credit cards at Pennsylvania grocery store

Police say a suspect was stopped after allegedly using stolen credit cards to buy hundreds of dollars in gift cards. NORTH HUNTINGDON, Pa. — A New York man is facing criminal charges…

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Sheriff issues urgent warning as scam calls surge targeting local residents

Residents are being urged to hang up immediately after a surge in scam phone calls from people falsely claiming to be sheriff’s deputies or employees demanding money to avoid arrest. BURNSVILLE, N.C.…

Police Blotter·North Carolina News

Care workers accused of using disabled residents’ money to bankroll personal shopping

Investigators say two employees at a Westchester group home allegedly tapped into the bank accounts of adults with disabilities, using the money for online purchases, clothing and everyday expenses. WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.…

Police Blotter·New York News

USPS Stamp Price Jumping to 82 Cents: What New Postal Rate Hikes Mean for New Jersey Residents

The cost of mailing a letter is about to rise again as the U.S. Postal Service prepares to increase postage rates next month, affecting households, businesses, and seniors across New Jersey who…

Business News·Government News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics

House guests accused of draining elderly man’s credit cards while he lay hospitalized

Police say pair racked up more than $14K in purchases and used victim’s vehicle during alleged scheme NORTH HUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Two men are accused of exploiting an elderly Pennsylvania resident…

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Two victims hit in suspected mail fraud scheme in Stafford County

Deputies investigate back-to-back reports of mail theft and check tampering as victims flag suspicious bank activity STAFFORD COUNTY, VA — Two separate fraud reports involving altered checks are under investigation in Stafford…

Police Blotter·Virginia News

Buyer’s Remorse: Progressive Group That Backed Mikie Sherrill Now Calls for Her Resignation

Trenton, NJ — A progressive organization that ultimately supported New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s election campaign is now publicly calling for her resignation, escalating tensions within the Democratic coalition following controversy surrounding…

Government News·Jackson Township News·The Buzz

Fake bank reps targeting car dealerships spark urgent police warning

Wilkes-Barre police say scammers are trying to steal sensitive financial information WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — Car dealerships are being warned to stay on high alert after police revealed scammers posing as banking representatives…

Police Blotter·Community News·Pennsylvania News

5 Charged in Philadelphia Scam That Stole $500K From Elderly Victims, Mostly Black Women

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — More than 150 senior citizens across Northwest and Southwest Philadelphia lost over $500,000 in an alleged fraud operation that prosecutors say targeted elderly residents by posing as utility workers…

New Jersey Democrats’ New Plan to Vote by Phone Driven Financially by VC Brother-In-Law of New Jersey Congressman Gottheimer

Trenton, N.J. — New Jersey Democrats are advancing legislation that would allow some municipal elections to be conducted through smartphones under a pilot program backed by a national mobile voting group founded…

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