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Express Scripts says someone is demanding money from the company by threatening to expose records of millions of patients.
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AP, Washington
The Supreme Court is taking a look at federal prosecutors’ efforts to pin identity theft charges on undocumented foreign workers who have Social Security and...
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AP, Washington
The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether people picked up on immigration violations also can face charges of identity theft if they use Social Security and other...
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While a colonial clause is being argued in court, Nithin Manayath, a lecturer, traces the upbeat and varied journey of India’s gay community in the last decade. From...
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I am not a sociologist but observant. And, I don’t feel embarrassed if *others* find my views provocative, lecherous, or unsuitable. Damn with them. Two raging issues...
made popular Oct 1 2008
AP, Casper
The man who wound up with the last home run ball at Yankee Stadium is more than Steve from Colorado _ he’s really a state legislator from Wyoming.
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Every morning we get up, follow our daily schedule, and go to work/school/college. We come back home dead tired and then go to sleep. The next day the same...
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AP, New York
Talk about an extreme makeover: Scientists have transformed one type of cell into another in living mice, a big step toward the goal of growing replacement tissues to...
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AP, Denver
Five people sued the city and county Monday because police confused their identities with others, including one man who spent eight days in jail even though he was in...
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Like alien autopsies and the second gunman, the belief that someone other than a glover’s son from Stratford wrote William Shakespeare’s plays is a...
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AP, San Jose
Todd Davis has dared criminals for two years to try stealing his identity: Ads for his fraud-prevention company, LifeLock, even offer his Social Security number next to...
made popular May 22 2008
One of the fascinating things about postmodernism and postmodern architecture is that the ways in which it self-consciously disassembles and reassembles itself are...
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AP, Washington
Tax preparer Rebecca Spencer told Congress Thursday how it took two months, after contacts with four Internal Revenue Service offices, for a client to receive a tax...
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AP, Washington
Fraudulent tax returns filed as a result of identity theft jumped more than sixfold over the past five years, but the Internal Revenue Service rarely pursues or...
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AP, London
Britain will begin issuing national identity cards within months, targeting foreigners, airport staff and students in the first wave of the program, the government said...
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AP, Carpentersville
Police in a Chicago suburb say the Internal Revenue Service has told a 7-year-old boy he owes back taxes on $60,000 because someone else has been using the...
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AP, Washington
Nearly two years after an embarrassing flap in which veterans’ personal information was put at risk of identity theft, federal agencies are still not doing all...
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AP, Washington
A government survey released this week questions the conventional wisdom that identity theft is a growing problem in the U.S.But don’t toss out your shredder just...
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AP, The Hague
One was a Somali refugee, the other an Argentine investment banker. Both are now high-profile Dutch women challenging this country to rethink its national...
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AP, Utica
Identity thieves are typically young, work solo and rely on the Internet for fewer than one-fifth of their crimes, according to a new study of Secret Service cases.The...
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