Job seekers are navigating a job market filled with scammers. They are facing unprecedented levels of impersonation, fraud, ...

Right now it’s something of an arms race as new technologies are developed – and detectors struggle to keep up.

Getting a text about a refund check? Think twice. Authorities say scammers are using a clever trick to steal your info. Learn how to spot it. The Only Way You Should Store Bananas, According to ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Counterfeit detection pens may not provide reliable protection against sophisticated fake currency, according to Federal Reserve warnings. The Federal Reserve cautions that ...

President Donald Trump added another chapter to his ongoing feud with the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, blasting the paper for a “FAKE NEWS” report that the Trump Administration lifted “a key ...

The seasons for fishing in New Jersey lakes and river vary, but authorities warned it’s still open season for phishers who use a fake government agency text to hook an unsuspecting consumer for money.

A growing number of Americans are applying for jobs that don't actually exist, and many are losing money without a clue. Secret Service finds 17 'skimming' devices in tour of San Antonio businesses ...

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Local job listings are returning to Facebook. You'll find openings through a dedicated tab in Marketplace. Job seekers can filter and sort listings to narrow their search. If you're looking for a job, ...

Last year, 82% of companies used AI to review resumes, per Resume Builder. Candidates have been trying to game the system for years by hiding messages for AI chatbots in white text on their resumes.

A man in Pierce County attempted to impersonate a police officer by using flashing blue lights attached to his vehicle to pull people over. A Pierce County deputy witnessed the individual using these ...

You’ve probably figured it out, but here’s confirmation: That random job opportunity, packed with attractive pay and benefits, that you received via text message from a “recruiter” isn’t legitimate.