Scammers Stealing Down Payments By Hacking Real Estate Agents' Email Accounts
Hackers have figured out how to steal the down payment, leaving the buyer without a new home and often wiping out their life savings.
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Hackers have figured out how to steal the down payment, leaving the buyer without a new home and often wiping out their life savings.
Florida Keys officials says they are investigating 9 deaths related to Hurricane Irma which struck the area more than a week ago.
Republicans are cautiously optimistic that they may finally be able to pass a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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A teacher is in trouble after deputies found him in a closed park with two intoxicated teens in his car.
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