AI has made it practically effortless to create convincing images of flowers that don't exist, and customers are falling for it.

Raphael Gomes invents hilarious fake products convincing enough to trick people into believing they’re real. Trump’s new reflecting pool liner cut with a razor, official reports How dangerous is Lake ...

Former Des Moines superintendent Ian Roberts used a fake Social Security card to illegally obtain his job. Roberts, an immigrant from Guyana, was sentenced to two years in prison and faces deportation ...

Jun 24, 2026 Jun 24, 2026 Updated Jun 24, 2026 WARSAW — It’s no wonder gardeners love hostas: The shade-loving, low-maintenance plants can easily fill a flower bed with their broad, green leaves. But ...

Influencer Jen Hamilton has claimed that viral social media comments seemingly published under her name were faked. “Someone is creating fake screenshots of me saying horrible things,” Hamilton, 35, ...

George Ball’s 150-year-old seed company invented iceberg lettuce, the Big Boy tomato and other groundbreaking vegetables along the way to growing a $110 million business. Meet the man with the gold ...

Cybersecurity startup Ent has raised $100 million in seed funding to help companies gauge unusual behavior on desktops, laptops and other devices, shutting down potential data risks at lightning speed ...

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Agentic identity startup NewCore Ltd. said today it’s launching its security-focused platform for artificial intelligence agents after raising a massive seed funding round of $66 million. The company ...

MIAMI — Miami police say they arrested a fake security guard who donned a “ballistic vest” and a badge and worked the FIFA Fan Festival at Bayfront Park for three days before anyone realized he was ...

Threat actors are creating OpenAI tenants that impersonate legitimate companies and inviting employees to join them, in what appears to be a ploy to trick targets into submitting sensitive company ...