added 2007 Sat Jun 9 3:36:47 by jeremytoday
Scammers are sending out fake security bulletins that attempt to install malicious software on victim's PCs
Scammers are sending out fake security bulletins that attempt to install malicious software on victim's PCs
added 2007 Wed May 30 6:12:57 by BoBo in Texas
"Actually there are three systems," Dr. Cordova said, one is for party officials and foreigners. "It is good, with resources, the best doctors, best medicines, and nobody pays a cent,". But for ordinary Cubans, hospitals are ill equipped and patients "have to bring their own food, soap, sheets, everything."
"Actually there are three systems," Dr. Cordova said, one is for party officials and foreigners. "It is good, with resources, the best doctors, best medicines, and nobody pays a cent,". But for ordinary Cubans, hospitals are ill equipped and patients "have to bring their own food, soap, sheets, everything."
added 2007 Sat May 19 4:21:14 by zaph22
Many illegal immigrants will have to overcome deep-seated fear and distrust of the U.S. government if they are to take advantage of the proposal to emerge from the shadows offered by Senate leaders and the White House.
Many illegal immigrants will have to overcome deep-seated fear and distrust of the U.S. government if they are to take advantage of the proposal to emerge from the shadows offered by Senate leaders and the White House.
added 2007 Mon Apr 30 6:30:25 by TechnologyExpert
As American food safety regulators head to China to investigate how a chemical made from coal found its way into pet food that killed dogs and cats in the United States, workers in this heavily polluted northern city openly admit that the substance is routinely added to animal feed as a fake protein.
As American food safety regulators head to China to investigate how a chemical made from coal found its way into pet food that killed dogs and cats in the United States, workers in this heavily polluted northern city openly admit that the substance is routinely added to animal feed as a fake protein.
added 2007 Fri Apr 27 20:00:40 by Neophile
On Tuesday, Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends" aired at least eight segments on a purported "news" story that was actually a parody article written by a publication similar to The Onion.
On Tuesday, Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends" aired at least eight segments on a purported "news" story that was actually a parody article written by a publication similar to The Onion.
added 2007 Wed Apr 4 21:16:14 by capn_caveman
The relics of Joan of Arc's body housed in a church museum are forgeries and not the remains of the 15th-century French heroine and saint, it was reported Wednesday.
The relics of Joan of Arc's body housed in a church museum are forgeries and not the remains of the 15th-century French heroine and saint, it was reported Wednesday.
added 2007 Mon Mar 19 18:42:48 by populist
Hackers are selling fake US-based credit cards on the Internet for as little as one dollar, and a full set of data for a fake identity for as low as 14 dollars, a study by a Web security firm said Monday.
Hackers are selling fake US-based credit cards on the Internet for as little as one dollar, and a full set of data for a fake identity for as low as 14 dollars, a study by a Web security firm said Monday.
added 2007 Fri Feb 16 19:22:33 by Wil
More than 2 days after an inflammatory quote used by a regular Washington Times columnist was shown to be fabricated, the newspaper still hasn't removed it from the article, or carried a correction. That's one reason Don Young (R-AK) cited the quote on the floor of the House in the debate over the Iraq war "surge." He took it to be true.
More than 2 days after an inflammatory quote used by a regular Washington Times columnist was shown to be fabricated, the newspaper still hasn't removed it from the article, or carried a correction. That's one reason Don Young (R-AK) cited the quote on the floor of the House in the debate over the Iraq war "surge." He took it to be true.
added 2007 Mon Feb 12 2:57:29 by TechnologyExpert
Hotels, restaurants and online shops that post glowing reviews about themselves under false identities could face criminal prosecution under new rules that come into force next year. Businesses which write fake blog entries or create whole wesbites purporting to be from customers will fall foul of a European directive banning them from "fal
Hotels, restaurants and online shops that post glowing reviews about themselves under false identities could face criminal prosecution under new rules that come into force next year. Businesses which write fake blog entries or create whole wesbites purporting to be from customers will fall foul of a European directive banning them from "fal
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added 2007 Thu Feb 8 2:58:48 by pagey
Many fur or fur-trimmed jackets sold in the United States as having "faux fur" -- or not labeled at all -- are actually made, at least in part, from dog fur, the Humane Society of the United States said at a Capitol Hill news conference Wednesday.
Many fur or fur-trimmed jackets sold in the United States as having "faux fur" -- or not labeled at all -- are actually made, at least in part, from dog fur, the Humane Society of the United States said at a Capitol Hill news conference Wednesday.
added 2007 Wed Feb 7 14:55:49 by siddhu1983
If you have a credit card or just bought a copy of Windows Vista, you're familiar with security holograms -- those sparkly bits of film that vouch for the validity of everything from driver's licenses to software and sports league items. It turns out, they're aren't as secure as they are sparkly.
If you have a credit card or just bought a copy of Windows Vista, you're familiar with security holograms -- those sparkly bits of film that vouch for the validity of everything from driver's licenses to software and sports league items. It turns out, they're aren't as secure as they are sparkly.
added 2007 Sun Jan 7 2:31:58 by Ousama
TWO marks distinguish the postage stamps that were forged by Jean de Sperati in the early 20th century.The first are minute, repeated signs that seem inevitably to have crept into the creating processÃ;¢ââ;;¬*a flaw in the outer green frame of the 1880 Nevis 6d stamp, for example, or t
TWO marks distinguish the postage stamps that were forged by Jean de Sperati in the early 20th century.The first are minute, repeated signs that seem inevitably to have crept into the creating processÃ;¢ââ;;¬*a flaw in the outer green frame of the 1880 Nevis 6d stamp, for example, or t
added 2006 Mon Aug 21 12:41:58 by okitech
EVERY weekday morn ing at 9:30, a group of executives from one or another of the companies listed for trading on Nasdaq gathers before a camera at a midtown Manhattan TV studio. Then, while standing behind a stage prop designed to suggest a balcony above a trading floor, the group begins waving at the camera while a soundtrack of bustling crowd
EVERY weekday morn ing at 9:30, a group of executives from one or another of the companies listed for trading on Nasdaq gathers before a camera at a midtown Manhattan TV studio. Then, while standing behind a stage prop designed to suggest a balcony above a trading floor, the group begins waving at the camera while a soundtrack of bustling crowd
added 2006 Wed Aug 9 22:45:40 by runbmd
Wired News has removed three articles from its website after an internal investigation failed to confirm the authenticity of a source used in the stories.
Wired News has removed three articles from its website after an internal investigation failed to confirm the authenticity of a source used in the stories.
added 2006 Tue Aug 8 4:18:47 by Deidre
British art experts believe that one of Australia's prized paintings by Vincent Van Gogh could be a fake. The $20 million painting by the Dutch master was purchased by the Melbourne-based National Gallery in 1940. In an interview the director of the museum says he is open to discussion on the subject.
British art experts believe that one of Australia's prized paintings by Vincent Van Gogh could be a fake. The $20 million painting by the Dutch master was purchased by the Melbourne-based National Gallery in 1940. In an interview the director of the museum says he is open to discussion on the subject.
added 2006 Mon Aug 7 18:27:00 by jeremytoday
Reuters withdrew all 920 photographs by a freelance Lebanese photographer from its database on Monday after an urgent review of his work showed he had altered two images from the conflict between Israel and the armed group Hizbollah.
Reuters withdrew all 920 photographs by a freelance Lebanese photographer from its database on Monday after an urgent review of his work showed he had altered two images from the conflict between Israel and the armed group Hizbollah.
