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On Thursday, in an unprecedented crackdown on global mail fraud, the Justice Department and other agencies are attempting to shut down an international network of mail fraudsters that have stolen hundreds of millions of dollars from millions of victims in the U.S. alone.

The government's black list of the most deadly and criminal enterprises in the world is being joined by an unlikely member: A Canadian payment processor CNNMoney has been investigating for months.

The frauds rake in millions from the sick and elderly -- leaving them with nothing. This is a story about the little-known company that cashes the checks.

The ratings expectations for the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Monday are sky high.

NFL viewership is down over the first two weeks of the season. What's causing the declines?

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Westerns are one of Hollywood's most beloved genres -- but not one of its most diverse. That isn't the case with this weekend's "The Magnificent Seven."

History shows Clinton and Trump should be careful about the gender stereotypes in politics during debates, says Kayleigh McEnany

Katie Prager, the wife in the real "Fault in Our Stars" couple, died Thursday after complications from cystic fibrosis and a lung transplant. She was 26 years old.

There was considerable disappointment Friday among conservatives opposed to Donald Trump following Ted Cruz's endorsement of the Republican nominee. But nobody took it harder than Glenn Beck.

A federal appeals court ruled Friday that Ohio's method of removing names from its voter rolls violates federal law, and sent the case back to the district court for a remedy.

Hip hop pioneer Russell Simmons said Donald Trump is putting America at risk of a violent eruption.

Ted Cruz endorsed Donald Trump for the presidency Friday afternoon, a stunning turn of events after a contentious primary filled with nasty personal attacks and a dramatic snub at the Republican National Convention.

BREAKING NEWS: Barack Obama vetoed Friday a bill that would allow family members of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia. The White House claimed it could expose US diplomats and servicemen to litigation in other countries.

Hillary Clinton called Friday for officials in Charlotte, North Carolina, to make public a police video showing the fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott.

A federal judge on Friday ordered the State Department to release some, but not all, of the emails recovered from Hillary Clinton's private server by the FBI ahead of the presidential election in November.

US Secretary of State John Kerry met once again with Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on Friday, as the two countries face a potential turning point in their engagement in Syria.

Donald Trump is expanding the list of individuals he would consider naming to the Supreme Court, just days before the first presidential debate, in what appears to be his latest effort to shore up Republican and minority support.

"Transparent" creator Jill Soloway says that if she were doing it over again now, she'd cast a trans actor instead of Jeffrey Tambor in the starring role

Police and Keith Lamont Scott's family offered different accounts of the lead-up to Tuesday's shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina.