Author: Jack Bogart

After leaving Hollywood, former Family Ties actor Brian Bonsall wrestled with addiction and run-ins with the law. Bonsall, who played Michael J. Fox’s adorable little brother, Andy Keaton, on the hit 1980s NBC sitcom, was a target of the dark side of fame when he learned a man he met in jail in 2004, now-convicted serial rapist Nathan Loebe, began impersonating him so he could lure women for the purpose of raping them. “It’s really hard to tell that story,” Bonsall, 43, says in the upcoming episode of Investigation Discovery’s new six-part docuseries, Hollywood Demons, titled “Child Stars Gone Violent.”…

An elderly woman is recalling the scary moment when she was attacked by her neighbor’s dog. Yvonne Randle was bitten in the face by one of her neighbor’s pets in her front yard in Houston, Texas, on the evening of Wednesday, March 26, ABC 13 Eyewitness News reported.  Randle, 76, told the outlet she was “knocked down” by the dog while she “was trying to reach on the ground [to] pick up something out of the flower bed.” She said the canine then began “gnawing” on her chin. “He was trying to get my throat, and I said, ‘Oh my…

Don’t panic. TTAG is not using A.I. to write anything. Instead, we want to teach you how to spot A.I.-created content. The gun industry is rife with artificial intelligence-created content, from various articles to full-on Youtube channels. There is so much computer-created slop it gets overwhelming. I actually avoided most of this by sticking to sources I trust. Still, I started seeing photos I had taken for TTAG and other websites and even YouTube videos being recycled for A.I. generated content.  In fact, I found out I’m the founder and CEO of a website that uses computer-generated content to create…

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“Mom, it’s me! I’ve been in an accident and need money right away!” The voice on the phone sounds exactly like your child, but it’s actually an artificial intelligence clone created from a three-second clip of his voice on Facebook. Welcome to the frightening new world of AI-powered fraud. Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has handed scammers a powerful new toolkit that makes yesterday’s email scams look amateur by comparison. The sophisticated fraud techniques emerging today are virtually undetectable to the untrained eye, or ear. And the financial impact is staggering. Since 2020, phishing and scam activity has increased by 94%, with millions of…

Charlie Javice, the founder of the student aid startup Frank, has been convicted of defrauding JP Morgan Chase of $175 million. Javice was in her mid-20s when she became the founder and CEO of Frank, a company that boasted of helping to simplify the Free Application for Federal Student Aid process, the Associated Press reported. On Friday, March 28, a “unanimous jury” found Javice, now 32, and former Frank Chief Growth Officer Olivier Amar guilty of orchestrating a “brazen fraud,” having falsely claimed that the company had “millions of customers when, in reality, it had just a fraction of that…

The House Judiciary Committee held a markup session on Tuesday, March 25, voting on several bills, including the “Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.” Now that this key legislative process is complete, the issue of reciprocity is cleared for consideration by the United States House of Representatives. H.R. 38, the “Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act,” sponsored by North Carolina Republican Richard Hudson, aims to address inconsistencies among state laws that place travelers at legal risk for actions that may be perfectly lawful in their home state. This should never have been an issue in a country known as the United States,…

Join Fox News for access to this content Plus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account – free of charge. By entering your email and pushing continue, you are agreeing to Fox News’ Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, which includes our Notice of Financial Incentive. Please enter a valid email address. Having trouble? Click here. A Michigan couple has been detained for weeks in Mexico after what their attorney described as a disagreement over their timeshare in Cancun.Christy Akeo, 60, and Paul Akeo, 58, who live in Spring Arbor, Michigan, have been held in…

Brits have until Aug. 1 to get rid of all their ninja swords as the U.K.’s Labour government looks to crack down on knife crime.U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Thursday that “ninja swords” specifically will be banned this summer after the 2022 murder of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda, who was stabbed to death by a ninja sword just outside his home. “Confirmed: Ninja swords will be banned by this summer,” Starmer said in a post on X. “When we promise action we take it.”UK STABBING SUSPECT IN DEATHS OF 3 GIRLS FOUND WITH RICIN, AL QAEDA MATERIAL AND CHARGED UNDER TERRORISM…

Bryan Kohberger purchased a balaclava just months before police identified him as the masked suspect allegedly responsible for murdering four college students, the prosecution claims in a new filing — with receipts. Latah County District Attorney Bill Thompson filed a motion stating that he plans to introduce the receipt from that sale as evidence during the criminal trial in the case, which is set to begin in August. Thompson then explains in the filing, obtained by PEOPLE, why this is such a crucial piece of evidence in the case. “The relevance of this information is that Bryan Kohberger purchased a…