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Trump and Musk Amplify Long-Ago Debunked Mail-In Vote Fraud Claim – FactCheck.org https://www.factcheck.org/2026/02/trump-and-musk-amplify-long-ago-debunked-mail-in-vote-fraud-claim/ #DonaldTrump #ElonMusk #mailin #votes #fraud #unitedstates View Original Article
Could “Voter Fraud” Be the Most Dangerous Political Lie in American History? – Factkeepers.com https://factkeepers.com/could-voter-fraud-be-the-most-dangerous-political-lie-in-american-history/ #unitedstates #voterfraud #political #lie View Original Article
New Jersey man whose fraud conviction was commuted by Trump back in prison for another fraud conviction | New Jersey | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/nov/18/new-jersey-trump-pardon-fraud-conviction #DonaldTrump #pardon #fraud #conviction #unitedstates View Original Article
Oklahoma will teach high school students debunked 2020 election-fraud theories as fact | Snopes.com https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/oklahoma-2020-election-fraud-theories/ #oklahioma #students #DonaldTrump #election #unitedstates #FactCheck View Original Article
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Phoebe Gates Took Secret Stanford Course on Controlling Society, Used It to Recruit for Her Startup That’s Now Facing Accusations https://futurism.com/future-society/phoebe-gates-secret-stanford-course #PhoebeGates #investigation #phia #fraud View Original Article
Wow… These people are sad. The FCC Is Blocking a Law Enforcement Investigation Into Net Neutrality Comment Fraud In addition, the agency told me there was nothing it could do after someone hijacked my identity to claim I falsely supported killing net neutrality protections. This was posted on Google+
Smartphones easily used to skim credit card data – Manitoba – CBC News A technology designed to make it easier to pay with your credit card may be putting Canadians at risk of fraud and identity theft, security and privacy experts warn. This was posted on Google+…
Embedded Link Thousands could lose internet access July 9 due to virus – Canada – CBC News On July 9, the FBI is shutting down servers put in place following the end of Operation Ghost Click, an investigation into a 'click fraud' ring out of Estonia, and thousands of Canadians could be affe… Google+: View …
Credit card fraud costs the banking industry billions of dollars every year, and with companies yet to find an entirely secure system for processing payments online, there’s no end in sight for unauthorized transactions. Jumio hopes to bring both secu…
It’s not offering any indication that Windows Genuine Advantage will follow suit, but Microsoft has just made the rather surprising move of shutting down its longstanding Office Genuine Advantage program. As with Windows Genuine Advantage, that progra…
The odd thing about Wikileaks is that their success has been assured, not by what they leaked, though there is some important information there, but by their enemies.
The massive and indiscriminate overreaction by both government and powerful corporate…
The odd thing about Wikileaks is that their success has been assured, not by what they leaked, though there is some important information there, but by their enemies.
The massive and indiscriminate overreaction by both government and powerful corporate…
These are dark times for Dell. As we reported last month, the computer manufacturer has been under fire for knowingly selling over 11.8 million faulty computers, and is currently embroiled in yet another lawsuit. Now it comes to light that some of the …
Computer manufacturer Dell is to pay out $4million in penalties, costs and damages over accusations of deceptive advertising, according to the Associated Press. A case was brought against the company in 2007 by the New York attorney generals office, when it emerged that the company was advertising zero interest credit deals for new computers before denying the application. Customers were then encouraged to buy the computer at a far higher rate. Other customers were also found to have paid for warranty services that they never received. The Texan based computer maker denied the allegations, but New York's Supreme Court ruled that Dell was guilty of fraud, leading to the financial settlement with the New York attorney general.