A high-level White House roundtable will address cybercrime threats targeting American families and seniors, with officials emphasizing aggressive action against foreign-based criminal networks exploiting citizens online. The event, scheduled for Wednesday, will feature key state leaders, including a governor from a major coal-producing region, as part of broader efforts to counter digital fraud and financial scams. Participants are expected to discuss policy measures and coordination between federal and state authorities to strengthen protections. The administration has framed the initiative as a direct response to growing concerns over cyber-enabled crimes affecting vulnerable populations.
President Trump is set to host a roundtable on Wednesday afternoon focused on protecting American families and seniors from cybercrime. "President Trump is unleashing every available tool to stop foreign-based organized criminal organizations that exploit Americans in cyberspace," the White House said in a statement. Among the attendees will be West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey...
