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Prosecutors seek death penalty for man accused of killing 2 USF students from Bangladesh

Prosecutors seek death penalty for man accused of killing 2 USF students from Bangladesh

Prosecutors say they're seeking the death penalty for a man accused of killing two University of South Florida students from Bangladesh
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John Cena to Make Groundbreaking Announcement at WWE Backlash

John Cena to Make Groundbreaking Announcement at WWE Backlash

John Cena to Make Groundbreaking Announcement at WWE Backlash
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Braves Minor League Recap: Dixon Williams Homers Again

Braves Minor League Recap: Dixon Williams Homers Again

Williams has five home runs and an OPS of 1.041
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Remembering the pre-Ben Rice era, Part 2: Voit’s brief reign, LeMahieu’s peak and fall, and the Rizzo years

Remembering the pre-Ben Rice era, Part 2: Voit’s brief reign, LeMahieu’s peak and fall, and the Rizzo years

Remembering those who tried, but couldn’t, hold down the first base job.
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GEICO Opens New Tampa Campus, Plans to Add 1,500 Jobs

GEICO Opens New Tampa Campus, Plans to Add 1,500 Jobs

GEICO Opens New Tampa Campus, Plans to Add 1,500 Jobs
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FSU and Georgia Cancel Home-and-Home Series in Favor of Neutral Site Game

FSU and Georgia Cancel Home-and-Home Series in Favor of Neutral Site Game

FSU and Georgia Cancel Home-and-Home Series in Favor of Neutral Site Game
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WWE Backlash 2026: Major Matches and Rivalries Set to Conclude in Tampa

WWE Backlash 2026: Major Matches and Rivalries Set to Conclude in Tampa

WWE Backlash 2026: Major Matches and Rivalries Set to Conclude in Tampa
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Bank Data Manager Develops No-Code App to Protect Aging Family from Scams

Bank Data Manager Develops No-Code App to Protect Aging Family from Scams

Matt Sanner, a data manager for a bank in Tampa, has developed a no-code app called ScamSkeptic to help protect his aging family from falling victim to scams. Sanner, who has been in banking for 25 years, was inspired to create the app after witnessing the vulnerability of older family members to various scams, including phishing and vishing. The app, built using the vibe-coding platform Cursor, aims to educate users on scam tactics and red flags, encouraging them to be skeptical of suspicious calls and emails. Sanner's parents, Sue and Bob, have been actively using the app, which features large fonts and quizzes to test their awareness of potential scams. The app is designed to be simple and accessible, without ads or data collection, and allows Sanner to update content quickly as new scams are identified.
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FBI Tracks AI-Driven Scams, Reports Record $21 Billion in Cybercrime Losses

FBI Tracks AI-Driven Scams, Reports Record $21 Billion in Cybercrime Losses

The FBI has reported a significant increase in cybercrime losses, reaching nearly $21 billion in 2025, with a notable rise in scams involving artificial intelligence. For the first time, AI-related fraud has been formally tracked in the FBI's annual cybercrime report, highlighting a shift in the nature of scams. Over 22,000 complaints were linked to AI, resulting in approximately $893 million in losses. The report indicates that AI is being used to clone voices, generate realistic emails and texts, and create fake images or videos to perpetrate fraud. The FBI's decision to track AI as a separate category reflects its growing role in fraud schemes.
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FBI Tracks AI Scams Leading to Significant Financial Losses for Americans

FBI Tracks AI Scams Leading to Significant Financial Losses for Americans

The FBI has begun formally tracking scams involving artificial intelligence, marking a significant shift in the landscape of cybercrime. According to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center report, AI-powered scams have resulted in nearly $893 million in losses from over 22,000 complaints in 2025. These scams often involve AI technologies to clone voices, generate realistic emails and texts, and create fake images or videos to deceive victims into fraudulent investments. The report highlights that Texas ranks second in the nation for both the number of cybercrime complaints and total financial losses. The FBI's decision to track AI-related fraud separately underscores the growing sophistication and prevalence of these scams.
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FSU and Georgia working in “good faith” to schedule 2028 neutral site game in Tampa after cancelling home-and-home series

FSU and Georgia working in “good faith” to schedule 2028 neutral site game in Tampa after cancelling home-and-home series

Florida State and Georgia announced on Thursday that the home-and-home series scheduled between the two schools had been cancelled, reflecting both league’s commitment to playing nine conference games. As part of a public records request, Tomahawk Nation received a copy of the cancellation agreement between the schools. It confirms both schools are negotiating with Tampa […]
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Australia regulator calls for urgent cybersecurity action to counter Mythos

Australia regulator calls for urgent cybersecurity action to counter Mythos

By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY, May 8 (Reuters) - Australia's corporate regulator has urged the country's financial sector to take urgent action on tackling potential cyber risks from frontier AI systems such as Mythos.