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It only took eight hands of poker for a whale, what casinos call a well recognized, big stakes bettor, being unfairly fed information on the hands of others, to scam players at an Australian casino of an estimated $33 million.

Lawmakers and airline CEOs are strongly voicing their opposition against allowing small knives on commercial airplanes beginning in April, yet Transportation Security Administration Administrator John Pistole is sticking to the decision.

A judge has ordered the owner of a scrap yard where the remains of several stolen school buses were found held in lieu of bail on a charge unrelated to the case.

According to the latest stats from SophosLabs, the USA is back on top as the leading spam relaying country.

The White House released this week a plan of action aimed at coordinating and improving the government efforts to protect trade secrets against foreign competitors.

122 players and 46 sponsors from nine industries participated in the annual charity event, which seeks to promote the altruistic spirit of Martin Luther King. 

More than a dozen ambulances were recovered this week in a northwest Houston scrap yard, and law enforcement officials believe the ambulances are among dozens more that were stolen. GPS in vehicles played a role.

After a tip from police and a customer, restaurant manager reviews security video and determines an employee was using a skimming device on customer credit cards.

HartsfieldJackson International Airport once again leads the nation in the number of guns confiscated at security checkpoints.