Its AI agent can transform a text command into a structured, sequenced video story in minutes, the company said on X.

First toll roads, and now DMVs are the entity text scammers are looking to hide behind. On Tuesday, May 27, Illinois Secretary of State Alex Giannoulias issued a warning, asking residents to be ...

Bitwarden is an open-source password manager that I use to store login credentials for all my online accounts. The app offers ...

Thousands of people across Indiana received a text from the ‘Indiana Department of Vehicles’ about reported outstanding traffic tickets. The text asks the user to ‘pay immediately before ...

In a new warning, the FBI says scammers are moving state to state with new "smishing" or "spoofing" text messages that claim the recipient owes money for unpaid tolls with common phrases noted ...

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias warned residents about a new type of phishing scam in a recent X post, saying text messages posing as the Department of Motor Vehicles should be ignored.

The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee released text for its portion of the Trump legislative agenda policy bill that Republicans are trying to get across the finish line, becoming the ...

Special prosecutor Hank Brennan may have dulled the impact of inappropriate text messages the lead homicide detective sent regarding Karen Read days before she was charged with the murder of John ...

Police are warning drivers and cellphone users about new text message scam claiming to be from the Department of Motor Vehicles and threatening “final notice” to target victims. The latest DMV ...

“I did an ‘Ask Me Anything’ [on Instagram] the other day and someone asked, ‘Are you still getting crucified for your airplane text story?’” Joy, 26, recalled on the Thursday, June ...

Calls to the Des Moines City Clerk’s Office on June 3 alerted officials to a new phishing scheme involving suspicious text messages. The messages were sent as reminders regarding unpaid parking ...

The best move is to delete the text and not reply to it or place the web address into a browser as ordered, DMV spokesman Walt McClure said. Replying to the message could snare a New Yorker in an ...