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Federal program for disabled 'like the mafia'

Sources: Nation's disabled work program mired in fraud

Agents raid Goodwill amid growing investigation

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Hazing Allegations

Schools knew of trouble before student deaths

Planned Parenthood

A Planned Parenthood location is seen on August 5, 2015 in New York City. The women's health organization has come under fire from Republicans recently after an under cover video allegedly showed a Planned Parenthood executive discussing selling cells from aborted fetuses.

The real story behind those videos

Pesticide Poisoning

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Sons can't eat or walk alone

On Campus

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How campuses deal with sexual assault

Athletes allege abuse and racism at University of Illinois

Your Money

Driven to death by phone scammers

FTC: 4 cancer charities are shams

IRS scam costing victims $15 million

Theft from Luggage

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Hidden cameras reveal airport workers stealing from luggage

Boy Scouts

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LDS Church: No tolerance for sex abuse in scouting

VA Scandal

It's not over: Veterans waiting months for appointments

Auto Disrepair

Body shops say they're pushed to use 'junkyard parts'

Airport Security

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A giant security gap at U.S. airports?

Hired Guns

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Guns, yes. Training, maybe.

Deadly High

An e-cigarette made to look like a traditional tobacco cigarette, popular among the first generation of electronic converts. The battery powered device heats "e-liquid", containing nicotine, which is released in aerosol form.

The latest scourge in drug abuse

How synthetic drugs are killing kids

Power & Politics

The view from the Montage Laguna Beach resort, California

Politicians live it up and have the lobbyists pay

Rehab Racket

Reporters watched Able Family Support in Panorama City, California, for a day in April and counted no more than 30 people going inside. The clinic later billed for counseling 179 people that day.

Frauds, felons and fakes

CNN investigation leads to charges, convictions

College Football

Players question NCAA's record on concussions

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How ISIS makes its millions

A view of the campus of St. Joseph's Indian School, on the banks of the Missouri River.

U.S. Indian school's fundraising letters sent to millions signed by fictitious kids

Special tanks are installed inside SUVs, vans and trucks.

Credit card thieves take gas in 'pump and dump' scheme

Robert Kingsolver is one of at least 31 Disney employees arrested since 2006 for sex crimes involving children.

Theme park employees caught in sex stings, child porn arrests

John Feit, a 28-year-old Roman Catholic priest, pleaded no defense to a charge of aggravated assault upon Maria America Guerra in Edinburg's Sacred Heart church. The judge accepted his plea and fined him $500 and costs. This file picture was during Feit's trial in Austin last September on a charge of assault with intent to rape which ended in a hung jury.

Police: Evidence in killing of former beauty queen points to ex-priest

Image #: 21173563 A small boat from the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Vigorous patrols near the cruise ship Carnival Triumph in the Gulf of Mexico, in this February 11, 2013 handout photo. The cruise ship lost propulsion after an engine room fire on February 10 and was adrift off southern Mexico's Yucatan peninsula. REUTERS/U.S. Coast Guard/Lt. Cmdr. Paul McConnell/Handout (GULF OF MEXICO - Tags: MILITARY SOCIETY MARITIME TRANSPORT TRAVEL) REUTERS /US COAST GUARD /LANDOV

CNN Exclusive: Carnival knew of fire danger before cruise, documents show

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Company accused of giant Medicare fraud

Donny Butts stands on a Mississippi roadside where his father was killed by a white teen driver.

Victim's son: 'They ran him over because he was black'

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