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She admitted to cashing the check and to using the Port St. Lucie resident's driver's license, police said. She also said that a man gave her the fake IDs and the checks to cash, and she would ...
A woman thought she was getting paid for a simple task involving gift cards, but the check was fake, and now she’s stuck owing the bank. Food Network star Anne Burrell dies at age 55 Senate ...
Fact check - gov't services/laws FACT CHECK: Fake LTO job posts lead to phishing, shopping sites Jun 14, 2025 9:00 AM PHT Rappler.com ...
Police: Woman's fake ID and check spree hit Palm Beach, Boynton, North Palm, Broward Kristina Webb Palm Beach Daily News 0:05 ...
A viral video on X has been falsely attributed to the current protests in Los Angeles, but DW found versions of the same video published in March 2024 Image: X DW Fact check: False. The video is ...
A woman tried to cash a fraudulent cashier’s check at Citizen’s Bank May 29 in the amount of $500. It was discovered that she had been caught up in a scam after receiving text messages that ...
Claim: The Department of Education (DepEd) is providing cash assistance to students in time for the start of the new school year this 2025. Rating: FALSE Why we fact-checked this: On June 13, the ...
The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has clarified that a circulating WhatsApp message purporting to be the preliminary investigation report of the AI-171 crash is entirely fabricated and not issued by ...
A Florida man is due back in 41A District Court in Shelby Township next week after he was charged with counterfeiting a state ID to cash a fake $5,000 check, police said Thursday. Billy Pierre, 21 ...
A fake iPhone might look real at first glance, but it rarely feels the same in your hands. Here’s what to check: Weight: Original iPhones have a premium weight due to their metal and glass design.
Why we fact-checked this The fake “walang pasok” post comes after a similar doctored health advisory that falsely claimed the Department of Health (DOH) had ordered a lockdown due to mpox.
Online users shared a "PBS vs FOX" video, alleging Fox News added cheering sound effects before U.S. President Donald Trump's June 14, 2025, speech.