A GOP fleecing of card users
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NEW YORK OF ALL the business tycoons assembling for their favorite party&#39;s convention this week, none will get a warmer, perk-filled welcome than the personal
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THE STRATEGY: Politicians are reaching out to voters who have already applied for absentee ballots.
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Among the security concerns that have been raised is the possibility of someone being able to cast multiple ballots. Other concerns are about a sudden power outage and whether data would be lost in such a scenario.
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DALLAS _ "Give me my money back or I'll sue!" Nearly everyone, at some time, has at least thought about trotting out that trump card in a dispute with a merchant, neighbor or former friend.
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In several battleground states across the country, a consulting firm funded by the Republican National Committee has been accused of deceiving would-be voters and destroying Democratic voter registration cards.
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The GOP convention came to New York last week and Wall Street did . . . well, not much. Many traders and money managers fled the city to avoid convention-related headaches.
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Many 'contactless' credit cards can leak their owner's name and card number for reading at a distance.
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When it comes to credit card abuse, your wallet may not be the only victim.
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Many cards haven't been lowering rates for their customers.
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Republicans are scrambling to contain the damage of two separate political headaches that share a common theme &#151; accusations that the GOP is hiding the truth.
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The politically charged methods that states use to draw Congressional districts are under attack by citizens groups, state legislators and the governor of California.
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The onetime GOP frontrunner's strategy of sitting out the early primaries now appears to have big risks
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New voters are signing up in record  numbers across the United States as state deadlines to register  to vote expire this week, but it is unclear which party will  benefit from the influx.
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When election officials in the battleground state of Ohio got voter registration cards in the names of Dick Tracy, Mary Poppins, Michael Jordan and George Foreman, they smelled a rat.
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The Republican National Convention, which opens Monday at Madison Square Garden in midtown Manhattan, is being bankrolled and feted to an extraordinary degree by the financial services behemoths that are concentrated at the island&#39;s southern tip.
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Many South Carolina Republicans got a bogus holiday greeting card this week, purported to be from White House hopeful Mitt Romney, that cites some controversial passages of the Book of Mormon.
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What a surprise -- credit card issuers aren't exactly playing nice.