Waste, Fraud and Abuse

DIGITAL SECURITY TIPS

Submitted by ub on
Images

Check out the online listing by https://www.consumerreports.org/ Security Planner in its Digital Security Resource Hub for Civil Society.

Keep Your Data Secure With a Personalized Plan by Cutting down on data collection and protecting your sensitive personal information, health data, and geolocation. Answer a few simple questions to get customized recommendations to help you:

THE 411

Submitted by ub on
Images

On this day we here at #CityImages and #DONews have the following news and information content to share with you on April 11, 2024.

As NYC grapples with crime concerns, police commissioner says safety is 'perception versus reality'

"We have one bad incident, it’s magnified all over social media, and it sets us all back," Commissioner Edward Caban said as city stats indicate overall crime fell last month.

$364 MILLION FRAUDSTER

Submitted by ub on
Images

A NY Court has repeatedly ordered Donald Trump and his organization to pay 364 Million dollars for its massive fraudulent practices.

Attorney General Leticia James's case highlighted ways that the Trump Organization inflated the value of its assets to get favorable deals on insurance and loans. The prosecution also proved that Trump “acted with intent” and knowledge of such practices. Donald has once again been defeated.  “Donald Trump may have authored the art of the deal, but he perfected the art of the steal.” James said。

HOLIDAY SPAM

Submitted by ub on
Images

Before you decide to reply to an unfamiliar email or a foreign phone number, please take a moment to listen to this father’s nightmare.

Officials warn that the holidays are the worst time for spam calls, fraud, scams, and urgent messages that could be costly.

The following harrowing story explains how this dad became the victim of AI voice impersonation and attempted crypto-empowered fraud.

Scammers are using modern technology to take advantage of us.

We need Santa or the government to develop protections and set up guardrails to evolve with innovation.

FAMILY AFFAIR

Submitted by ub on
Images

A family affair to remember is expected to be playing out in a New York State Courtroom at the Trump fraud trial for the next few days.

The first few days of November will offer a few ways to remember when the Trump House of Cards begin to collapse in court.

 Donald Trump’s sons Don Jr. and Eric set to testify at fraud trial that threatens family’s empire. https://apnews.com/article/trump-don-jr-eric-new-york-fraud-3ceb1a1d9ee…

WAR

Submitted by ub on
Images

Too many politicians are still attracted to war, not peace, We The People need our taxes to pay for other crucial programs.

There are 32 countries currently in conflict, and the types of conflict vary widely. While the severity and duration of these conflicts differ, they all have significant impacts on the affected populations and can result in a high number of casualties as well as humanitarian crises.

Happy Work Life

Submitted by ub on
Images

Some folks used to say they didn't have to be happy at work to succeed, like their co-workers, or even share their values.

Happy workers enjoy what they do and work harder and smarter. Companies take fun, play, and satisfaction in the workplace seriously because they recognize the importance of happiness for productivity, staff retention, and employee wellbeing.

Secrets to Happiness at Work According to Research

Talk About Sex

Submitted by ub on
Images

A New York District Attorney keeps investigating an alleged crime involving one porn star, a celebrity, and a guy named Pecker.

Humans will begin feeling comfortable in their sexual relationships after they climax together and overcome it when there is proof they won’t run at the very first sign of trouble ahead and leave a mess behind.

Russia Defaults Putin Dying?

Submitted by ub on
Images

A Russian government default on its international debts would be the first time in 100 years after time runs out for Moscow.

This little dictator has responded angrily to the situation, claiming the default has been engineered by Washington. It has insisted it is willing and able to pay. So he better put up, or shut up.

Russia's Central Bank no longer has access to around $300 billion of the country's total reserves of about $640 billion. The Russian government used U.S.-held reserves to make coupon payments on dollar-denominated debt on a case-by-case basis.