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Like everything in New York City, police union cards are being counterfeited.
A confusing tale will end with no one collecting the Iowa millions.
Railroad riches are no more.
Consumers lost $13 million in what could be the largest credit card fraud case ever.
Just in time for the start of the school year.
Should summer in the city more closely resemble summer in suburbia?
And even then you could get screwed.
Seventeen conspirators have been charged.
The first red flag went up when they found their accommodations — not a hotel, but a former NATO military base, abandoned in 2006.
A look at the "rogue agents" who may have defiled the purity of Fashion Week.
The lawyer accused of running a fake hedge fund bribed his son with a $12 million treat.
How are we going to continue on with our lives?
'I said no and did not go downstairs to talk to him.' Brilliant!
Facebook-status-update-based crimes can only be next.
A word to the wise: if you are a con man, do not get your gay boyfriend mad.
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