
FastBucks Was Ordered to Pay $32.25 Million. Why Is Only $964,000 Available to Borrowers?
A New Mexico court ordered FastBucks to pay borrowers $32.25 million in restitution. A decade later, only about $964,000 in gross recovered funds is available.

A New Mexico court ordered FastBucks to pay borrowers $32.25 million in restitution. A decade later, only about $964,000 in gross recovered funds is available.

Petroleum explorers mapped and drilled the buried Chicxulub structure decades before it was established as the crater linked to the dinosaur extinction. Proprietary Pemex data

A viral Sarah Hurwitz clip, a Jewish critic’s response, and an argument about “Jewish supremacy” expose a difficult question: if major Jewish institutions strongly identify

A Pentagon memo reviewed by The Guardian says Navy payroll accounts were “raided” to fund combat operations. The Navy says sailors are still being paid—but

A viral claim says Nike counted $986 million of possible tariff refunds as revenue, producing most of its quarterly earnings before its chief accounting officer

A kiosk may call it a “tip,” but the screen does not prove the worker serving you receives it. Federal investigators have repeatedly found restaurants

No—the original viral “Cat in the Hat stalker” was not a real roaming stalker or serial killer moving from Ireland and Britain to the United

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