Everyday consumers are shoplifting, cheating on returns, and committing other "mini crimes" to get back at big businesses.

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Another compilation of funny and dumb online posts in 2024.

The former Love Island star, 31, announced last month she's set to welcome another baby with her husband Sam Rason, admitting ...

Larry and Barbara Cook thought they were helping government agents. In the end, they found themselves victims of tax and ...

This isn’t somebody who has just put a few hundred dollars into Bitcoin and hoped for the best: Switzer is obsessed with ...

As hundreds of millions of Americans prepare to hit the stores this holiday season — online and in person — experts are ...

India’s digital revolution has exposed millions to a criminal dystopia. This is the story of a neurologist placed under ...

And as the American healthcare system becomes ever more impersonal, inefficient, and inaccessible, people are turning to ...

Scams don’t just harm individual victims — they undermine trust in our entire advertising ecosystem, which is the very ...

It’s Giving Tuesday, which means people are looking for ways to give back to their communities. Many will choose to donate to ...

Scammers target veterans more frequently than the general public, a trend documented by consumer-protection groups and state agencies. AARP has found veterans are more likely than non-veterans to ...