Georgia diner calls 911 to try to dodge $63 Red Lobster bill, cops sayAbdul Rasheed, 26, wound up essentially calling cops on himself on Sept. 24 when he tried to skip out on his $63 bill at the seafood joint located on Highway 5 in Douglasville, Ga, WSB-TV Atlanta reported.New York Post4d agoWhole story →BuildFood
Illegal migrants arrested in SoCal raids over alleged credit card fraudFederal agents arrested illegal migrants accused of using fake Social Security numbers to apply for store credit cards in Orange County.New York Post4d agoWhole story →CommerceJusticecredit card fraud arrest
Millions of suburban homes qualify for a $0-down payment mortgageFederal $0-down loans aren't just for farmland. See how USDA mortgage programs extend into suburbs and exurbs, income limits, and how to qualify.New York Post5d agoWhole story →BuildFood
Long Island health care exec motivated to run for state Senate over antisemitism in NYLisa “Malkie” Vider has spent about 30 years working in healthcare, including running an assisted-living facility and advocating for healthcare providers in Albany.New York Post5d agoWhole story →HealthGovernmentnew york state senate election
FTC opens sweeping probe of Anthropic, OpenAI and other super intelligence modelsThe Federal Trade Commission is ramping up a sweeping probe of Anthropic, OpenAI and other frontier labs to uncover the potential dangers their technology poses to consumers, and plans to slap the tech titans with formal demands, similar to subpoenas, to turn over information, administration officials told The Post.New York Post5d agoWhole story →CommerceTechnologyftc ai probe
California brings in new laws changing how you eat foreverCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom is continuing the state’s war on unhealthy foods with two new food labels, including a “Non-Ultraprocessed Certified” seal and a warning on sugary drinks.New York Post6d agoWhole story →FoodGavin Newsomcalifornia food label law
The White House proved today that embracing AI is a winning messageAfter a week of fear-mongering about AI, the White House is countering that narrative by showing Americans what AI can actually do for them — get a passport without waiting months for an appointment and trekking to some office, sign up for Medicare, check on student loan payments, and search for a federal jobs.New York Post6d agoWhole story →HealthTechnologywhite house ai initiative
House panel accuses NY of flouting law by ignoring fraud risk to Medicaid providersA House committee has accused New York of flouting federal law by failing to identify "risk levels" of Medicaid service providers that could be defrauding the taxpayer-funded program, according to a new report.New York Post6d agoWhole story →HealthJusticemedicaid fraud investigation
California tech CEO busted in international $2M smart ring Ponzi schemeMichelle Bisnoff, CEO of Esos Rings Inc., will spend decades in prison for running a Ponzi scheme that duped investors with fabricated patent ownership and fraudulently obtained a federal business relief loan during the pandemic.New York Post7d agoWhole story →HealthTechnologyponzi scheme bust
