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Death of Prominent Dutch Lawyer Mischa Wladimiroff
Mischa Wladimiroff, a renowned Dutch lawyer specializing in fraud cases and known for his work at the Yugoslavia Tribunal, died on April 8th at age 80, as announced in an NRC obituary.
Death of Prominent Dutch Lawyer Mischa Wladimiroff
Mischa Wladimiroff, a renowned Dutch lawyer specializing in fraud cases and known for his work at the Yugoslavia Tribunal, died on April 8th at age 80, as announced in an NRC obituary.
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24% Bias Score


Deepfake Surge: 179 Celebrity Incidents This Year
Deepfake incidents involving celebrities like Taylor Swift and Elon Musk have surged to 179 this year, exceeding previous years and highlighting the technology's misuse in fraud, explicit content, and political manipulation, impacting personal reputations and even democracy.
Deepfake Surge: 179 Celebrity Incidents This Year
Deepfake incidents involving celebrities like Taylor Swift and Elon Musk have surged to 179 this year, exceeding previous years and highlighting the technology's misuse in fraud, explicit content, and political manipulation, impacting personal reputations and even democracy.
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60% Bias Score


MoD Clerk Jailed for £911,677 Fraud
Former British Corporal Aaron Stelmach-Purdie was jailed for three years and four months for defrauding the Ministry of Defence of £911,677 through fraudulent expense claims between November 2014 and January 2016; five other military clerks were also sentenced for money laundering and conspiracy to ...
MoD Clerk Jailed for £911,677 Fraud
Former British Corporal Aaron Stelmach-Purdie was jailed for three years and four months for defrauding the Ministry of Defence of £911,677 through fraudulent expense claims between November 2014 and January 2016; five other military clerks were also sentenced for money laundering and conspiracy to ...
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36% Bias Score


£710,000 Greggs Fraud Results in Four-Year Jail Sentence
Aftab Baig, 47, of Glasgow, defrauded Leeds City Council of £710,000 in Covid-19 relief funds by falsely claiming to manage 32 Greggs branches in May 2020, receiving a four-year prison sentence.
£710,000 Greggs Fraud Results in Four-Year Jail Sentence
Aftab Baig, 47, of Glasgow, defrauded Leeds City Council of £710,000 in Covid-19 relief funds by falsely claiming to manage 32 Greggs branches in May 2020, receiving a four-year prison sentence.
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8% Bias Score


Türkiye'de Suç Oranları 2024'te Arttı: Dolandırıcılık ve Uyuşturucu Suçları Yükselişte
Türkiye'nin 2024 Adalet İstatistikleri Raporu, dolandırıcılık vakalarında %41 ve uyuşturucu suçlarında %33'lük bir artış olduğunu, cumhuriyet savcılıkları tarafından toplam 11.661.519 vakayı ele aldığını, 6 milyon vakayla 2025 yılına önemli bir vaka birikmesi olduğunu ve hırsızlık vakalarının ortala...
Türkiye'de Suç Oranları 2024'te Arttı: Dolandırıcılık ve Uyuşturucu Suçları Yükselişte
Türkiye'nin 2024 Adalet İstatistikleri Raporu, dolandırıcılık vakalarında %41 ve uyuşturucu suçlarında %33'lük bir artış olduğunu, cumhuriyet savcılıkları tarafından toplam 11.661.519 vakayı ele aldığını, 6 milyon vakayla 2025 yılına önemli bir vaka birikmesi olduğunu ve hırsızlık vakalarının ortala...
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28% Bias Score


Massachusetts Representative Arrested, Accused of Misusing \$36,000
Massachusetts State Representative Christopher Flanagan was arrested on Friday and charged with stealing \$36,000 from the Home Builders Association of Cape Cod to fund personal expenses, including psychic services and his political campaign, resulting in calls for his resignation.
Massachusetts Representative Arrested, Accused of Misusing \$36,000
Massachusetts State Representative Christopher Flanagan was arrested on Friday and charged with stealing \$36,000 from the Home Builders Association of Cape Cod to fund personal expenses, including psychic services and his political campaign, resulting in calls for his resignation.
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52% Bias Score

Widower Loses £85,000 to Romance Scam, Blames Banks
A 69-year-old Suffolk widower, Rodrick Lodge, lost £85,000 to a romance scam, leaving him homeless; he blames his banks for insufficient protection despite warnings, highlighting the rising problem of romance fraud in the UK and prompting calls for stronger banking measures.

Widower Loses £85,000 to Romance Scam, Blames Banks
A 69-year-old Suffolk widower, Rodrick Lodge, lost £85,000 to a romance scam, leaving him homeless; he blames his banks for insufficient protection despite warnings, highlighting the rising problem of romance fraud in the UK and prompting calls for stronger banking measures.
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48% Bias Score

SSA's New Anti-Fraud Measures Spark Confusion and Anxiety
The Social Security Administration implemented new anti-fraud measures on April 14, 2024, requiring in-person identity verification for phone benefit applications and barring telephone changes to direct deposit information, causing widespread confusion and anxiety among beneficiaries due to repeated...

SSA's New Anti-Fraud Measures Spark Confusion and Anxiety
The Social Security Administration implemented new anti-fraud measures on April 14, 2024, requiring in-person identity verification for phone benefit applications and barring telephone changes to direct deposit information, causing widespread confusion and anxiety among beneficiaries due to repeated...
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48% Bias Score

SSA's New Anti-Fraud Measures Spark Confusion and Access Concerns
The Social Security Administration implemented new anti-fraud measures on April 14th, requiring in-person identity verification for phone benefit applications and eliminating phone-based direct deposit changes, causing widespread confusion and access issues due to policy changes and inadequate staff...

SSA's New Anti-Fraud Measures Spark Confusion and Access Concerns
The Social Security Administration implemented new anti-fraud measures on April 14th, requiring in-person identity verification for phone benefit applications and eliminating phone-based direct deposit changes, causing widespread confusion and access issues due to policy changes and inadequate staff...
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52% Bias Score

Madrid Family Arrested for Using Counterfeit Euros in Spain-Wide Shopping Spree
Spanish National Police arrested four members of a Madrid family for using counterfeit 20 and 50 euro bills to buy goods in seven Madrid municipalities and other locations, sometimes stealing additional items while distracting staff; a parallel operation arrested two others using online platforms to...

Madrid Family Arrested for Using Counterfeit Euros in Spain-Wide Shopping Spree
Spanish National Police arrested four members of a Madrid family for using counterfeit 20 and 50 euro bills to buy goods in seven Madrid municipalities and other locations, sometimes stealing additional items while distracting staff; a parallel operation arrested two others using online platforms to...
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20% Bias Score

AI-Driven Job Scams Surge in the U.S., Posing a Major Cybersecurity Threat
AI-driven job scams are surging in the U.S., with Gartner predicting that by 2028, one in four global job candidates could be fraudulent, resulting in millions of dollars in financial losses for companies and data breaches. Scammers use AI to create convincing fake identities, bypassing traditional ...

AI-Driven Job Scams Surge in the U.S., Posing a Major Cybersecurity Threat
AI-driven job scams are surging in the U.S., with Gartner predicting that by 2028, one in four global job candidates could be fraudulent, resulting in millions of dollars in financial losses for companies and data breaches. Scammers use AI to create convincing fake identities, bypassing traditional ...
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52% Bias Score

Social Security Eliminates Phone Applications, Raising Accessibility Concerns
Starting April 14th, the Social Security Administration ended telephone applications for retirement and survivor benefits, forcing millions of Americans, many with disabilities and residing in rural areas, to seek in-person services or navigate complex online applications, raising concerns about acc...

Social Security Eliminates Phone Applications, Raising Accessibility Concerns
Starting April 14th, the Social Security Administration ended telephone applications for retirement and survivor benefits, forcing millions of Americans, many with disabilities and residing in rural areas, to seek in-person services or navigate complex online applications, raising concerns about acc...
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48% Bias Score
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