Americans lost over $20 billion to one type of crime. Here’s how we can fight it
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Americans lost over $20 billion to one type of crime.
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Americans lost a record $20.9 billion to internet scams in 2025, with social media fraud costs eight times higher than 2020, FBI data reveals.
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