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E-mail Scammers continue to send fake FBI messages

E-mail Scammers continue to send fake FBI messages

Consumers continue to report receiving spam e-mail messages that claim to be sent by top FBI officials. As with previous spam attacks, the latest versions use the names of several high ranking executives within the FBI and even the Internet Crime Compliant Center (IC3) in an attempt to defraud consumers.

These e-mails are hoaxes and recipients are urged not to respond.

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Five Blackwater Employees Indicted on Manslaughter and Weapons Charges for Fatal Nisur Square Shooting in Iraq

Five Blackwater Employees Indicted on Manslaughter and Weapons Charges for Fatal Nisur Square Shooting in Iraq

WASHINGTON. - A 35-count indictment was unsealed today in the District of Columbia charging five Bla...

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Costa Rica's Ports amongst the worst in the World

Costa Rica's Ports amongst the worst in the World

A report from the International Competitiveness Forum 2008, details that Costa Rica has some of the ...

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 December 2008 17:55 )

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Is your money safe in a Costa Rican Bank?

Is your money safe in a Costa Rican Bank?

According to today's news from AP and Costa Rica Travel News it is not.

Costa Rica Travel News reports...

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 December 2008 17:23 )

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Doha Conference, Ban Ki-moon urges ‘bold' steps to prevent financial turmoil becoming human crisis

Doha Conference, Ban Ki-moon urges ‘bold' steps to prevent financial turmoil becoming human crisis

Doha - November 2008 - Warning of the consequences of the current financial turmoil on other key glob...

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 December 2008 12:44 )

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Japan whalers say activists disrupted sailor search - Reuters

Sydney Morning Herald

Japan whalers say activists disrupted sailor search
Reuters - 50 minutes ago
By Rob Taylor CANBERRA (Reuters) - Japanese whalers accused hardline anti-whaling activists on Wednesday of disrupting a search for a missing sailor believed to have drowned after toppling overboard in stormy and frigid seas close to Antarctica.
Sea Shepherd anti-whalers confident of refuelling ABC Online
Japan comes under pressure to end whaling Telegraph.co.uk
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Egypt floats truce plan after 42 killed in Gaza school - Reuters

TPMCafé

Egypt floats truce plan after 42 killed in Gaza school
Reuters - 1 hour ago
By Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Israel and Hamas studied a proposal by Egypt for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday that won immediate backing from the United States and Europe, hours after Israeli shells killed 42 Palestinians at ...
Video: Israeli attack on Gaza school kills 30 RussiaToday
Gaza's day of carnage - 40 dead as Israelis bomb two UN schools guardian.co.uk
Reuters UK - BBC News - The Associated Press - CNN
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South Korean Lawmakers Agree to Delay Free-Trade Ratification - Bloomberg

Voice of America

South Korean Lawmakers Agree to Delay Free-Trade Ratification
Bloomberg - 1 hour ago
By Heejin Koo Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- South Korean lawmakers agreed to delay ratification of a US free-trade deal until after President- elect Barack Obama takes office, ending a standoff that disrupted other economic legislation.
S. Korean Minority Faction Ends Parliament-Paralyzing Sit-in Voice of America
SKorea's opposition ends parliamentary occupation The Associated Press
BBC News - Reuters - International Herald Tribune - Korea Herald
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Dispute drives wholesale gas prices sharply higher - guardian.co.uk

Times Online

Dispute drives wholesale gas prices sharply higher
guardian.co.uk - 1 hour ago
Wholesale gas prices rose sharply yesterday as the cold snap continued to drive British demand higher. Analysts played down the immediate impact of the row between Russia and Ukraine but said if it dragged on there could be an impact on the price of ...
EU faces deepening energy crunch over Russian gas Reuters
Gazprom slashes supplies to Europe International Herald Tribune
Times Online - Xinhua - Washington Post - Los Angeles Times
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Afghan peace calls stem from battle losses: Taliban - Daily Times

ABC News

Afghan peace calls stem from battle losses: Taliban
Daily Times - 1 hour ago
KABUL: Afghanistan’s Taliban said on Tuesday that Kabul had called for peace talks with the insurgents because it and its foreign allies had been weakened by heavy battlefield losses.
Video: Pakistan's War: On the Front Line - 5 Jan 08 - Part 4 AlJazeeraEnglish
NATO force rejects Afghan civilian death claim Reuters UK
Times of India - Xinhua - Wall Street Journal - Aljazeera.net
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Sri Lankan Army Advances in North; LTTE Vows to Meet Challenges - Bloomberg

WELT ONLINE

Sri Lankan Army Advances in North; LTTE Vows to Meet Challenges
Bloomberg - 1 hour ago
By Paul Tighe Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Sri Lanka’s army drove Tamil Tiger rebels from defense lines in the northeast as the group said it will overcome the challenge of losing control of its political headquarters last week.
Police: Private TV station in Sri Lanka attacked The Associated Press
“Explore federal set-up for Sri Lanka” Hindu
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