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Police have released the phone call after the gang, who stole almost £1million from vulnerable pensioners to support ISIS terrorists in Syria, were jailed 
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Hulk Hogan accused Gawker of leaking his racist remarks in a lawsuit filed in Florida on Monday involving a secretly-recorded sex tape of the wrestling celebrity, who recently won $140 million in damages against the media website in a related case.
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President Obama has already said he'll veto the Republicans' legislation.
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A settlement with the U.S. EPA and others could bring some respite to the German automaker, but bigger challenges will follow, say Wharton experts.
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Ted Cruz's campaign is vetting a list of potential vice-presidential choices including Carly Fiorina, an indication that the campaign could choose a running mate while he continues to battle for the GOP nomination.
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Peter Deutsch hit it big bringing affordable Australian wine to the U.S. Then he poured a fortune into a troubled Chinese stock. And when his brokerage stood in his way, he fought back.
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Leaked wiretaps suggest top politicians broke the law, but the president ordered the investigation stopped
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The felony and misdeameanor charges were filed Wednesday morning.
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Expressing outrage over the congressional vote to open impeachment proceedings against her, President Dilma Rousseff says she will not resign and vows to keep fighting the forces arrayed against her.
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A day before one of the most important primaries of the 2016 presidential race, voters across the state are accusing the Board of Elections of tampering with their registrations. - 2016/04/18
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District council housing officers have investigated seven cases of suspected housing related fraud during the past year, it has been revealed.
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The trial of two Quebec men accused in the largest corporate fraud scheme in this city's history is set to begin Monday at the Sudbury Courthouse.
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Now, by order of the House speaker, reporters seeking access to the House floor will have to submit to background checks so that Speaker David Gowan can be sure they're not hardened criminals in disguise.
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The head of development for Porsche has left the automaker seven months after he was suspended for possible involvement in Volkswagen’s emissions cheating scandal, Porsche said Tuesday.
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Simmons pleaded guilty "to major fraud against the government, wire fraud, and a firearms offense."
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Authorities accuse the trio of participating in a marriage fraud conspiracy.
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Emil Rensing, creator of the Fast Lane Daily YouTube channel and a partner in /DRIVE until it was sold to Time Inc. last year, was arrested by the FBI in New York today on charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
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Last week, the Washington-based Center for International Environmental Law released a raft of public documents showing that the toxic oil and gas/carbon dioxide relationship was known decades earlier than the previously documents revealed.
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Automaker Volkswagen has reached a deal with the U.S. government over diesel emissions, a judge told Reuters Thursday.
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“If all the young people who claim to be disillusioned now had voted in 2010, we wouldn’t have lost the Congress, and we’d probably have our incomes back,” he said.Many millennials were probably too young to vote in 2010, it should be noted.
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Logitech International will pay $7.5 million to settle fraud charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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A rough guide to controversies surrounding the Republican front-runner, from mafia ties to anti-trust violations to bankruptcy.
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It isn't technically difficult to crush the tax haven industry — the challenge is mustering the political will.
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We should call our political leaders in Washington The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight: They target CEOs and end up hitting everyone else instead.
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IRS estimated group of men were able to fraudulently obtain at least $28.2 million in actual refunds using 29,000 separate stolen identities
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