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ng From Shingles, Casts Senate Vote After Long Absence • GOP Senator Says Of White Nationalists In The Military, 'I Call Them Americans' • Judge in Virginia Strikes Down Federal Limit on Age of Handgun Buyers • Vulnerable Republicans Caught in the Middle in Debt Limit Fight BIG PICTURE • New York Times

irmen Train for Nuclear Forensics Mission at Interagency Exercise in Houston • Local FBI Officials Say School Social Media Threats Have Increased • Better Business Bureau: Elder Fraud Is a Growing Problem EFTA00160375 INTERNATIONAL NEWS • Mexico to Launch Database of Over 100,000 'Disappeared' People • U.K. Announ

elationships with the mothers of his children as examples of his strong character. Stanford has been in federal custody since he was arrested in Virginia on June 18. Stanford denies allegations he defrauded investors, but tried to surremkt to federal authorities in the months before his indict- men

nvestigation that began in December and has said it will continue to issue refunds to any customers who have complaints. Earlier this year, The Better Business Bureau of South Florida gave Aton and its related companies an "V' rating and received a total of 3,889 complaints about the company. Of those, 3,381

ppers. Additional reporting was provided by West Virginia News (11/25, Staff Writer). US Attorney's Office

ry. EFTA01655572 FBI and BBB Issue Holiday Scam Warning to Shoppers Amid Rising Fraud Risk WCNC (NBC-36) (11/25, Riley) reported that the FBI and Better Business Bureau (BBB) are warning holiday shoppers about a surge in scams during the holiday season. According to the article, scammers are using various tactics,