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by Gary Craig, Democrat & Chronicle When Joseph P. Fafone drove out of his Boca Raton gated community in Florida on Sept. 25, 2012,
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by Gary Craig, Democrat & Chronicle When Joseph P. Fafone drove out of his Boca Raton gated community in Florida on Sept. 25, 2012,
by Josh Peter, USA TODAY CARLSBAD, Calif. — Billy Walters wept while talking about his brain-damaged son. He bristled while discussing investigations into his business affairs.
by Declan Hill and Jere’ Longman, The New York Times JOHANNESBURG — A soccer referee named Ibrahim Chaibou walked into a bank in a small
by Ryan Rodenberg, Sports Illustrated THERE ARE graceless touchdown dances and ungainly home run trots, clumsy chest bumps and ill-timed fist knocks, but the most
by Jennifer Ablan, Reuters NEW YORK, May 31 (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission are investigating possible insider
by Sam Amick, USA Today Among NBA hot topics, the discussion about referees remains among the hottest for fans. Ask anyone in San Antonio,
by Ryan Rodenberg, The Atlantic Within hours of its release on February 4, various media outlets began dissecting the provocative details from the 144-page Wells Report—an investigation
By Maryclaire Dale, CDC Gaming Reports Inc. PHILADELPHIA (AP) – The daughter of a former Philadelphia mayor is likely to go free in the latest gambling
By Linda Finarelli, Montgomery News Meadowbrook resident Joseph Vito Mastronardo Jr., the leader of an alleged sports betting ring, pleaded guilty Friday to racketeering charges, the
By Gregory Gordon, McClatchy DC Here’s a cautionary note to all of you NFL fans looking for a slick way to lay down a big bet