The Aporia
The Aporia
12 articles about 12 events for “Mail Fraud By Post Worker”.
“Roughly 10 Defense Department officials - current and former - are involved in the effort, according to the Washington Post, including some with experience in countering authoritarianism overseas.”
“The agency received 652,000 requests for special mail-in ballots by the Sept. 25 cut-off date, so it’s anyone’s guess when trying to predict the number of voters who will cast a ballot at the advance polls.”
“Undocumented workers had been able to demonstrate their commitment to the country, and ease their path to citizenship, by paying more than their fair share.”
“Yet the Daily Mail can reveal that today Salmon was jailed in Britain for a spate of gang robberies across London – before becoming an international fraudster in New Zealand while working for a UK-based criminal organisation.”
“Postal Service mail carrier in Utah with allegedly throwing away hundreds of pieces of mail, including about 300 mail-in ballots intended for voters in Eagle Mountain ahead of the state’s June primary.”
“For 15 months, the postie and his cronies systematically stole dozens of cards from secure mail and obtained more than $100,000 in cash and fraudulent purchases.”
“Covino had already filled out and submitted a pardon application form by mail to the Biden Justice Department.”
“Wales is pressing for the devolution of justice; SNP proposals for a Scottish work visa to combat migrant worker shortages were rejected by Burnham’s government last month.”
“While he himself has voted by post, he has long claimed this method allows non-citizens to cast ballots and is prone to fraud.”
“The prison, located on a rise in what is now Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood, is skirted by imposing 30-foot-high granite walls, crenelated turrets, and a medieval gatehouse.”
“In the final stretch of campaigning, a social media video stoked fears about mail vote fraud, with claims of manipulation at an elderly care home that were denied by state authorities.”
“Sloppy second: Vice President JD Vance said Trump was “sending a message” by posting AI videos of blasts on Kharg Island, an oil hub.”