Media Wars has a zero-tolerance, one strike policy towards cheaters. If a Media Wars Umpire suspects that a player is cheating, then the Media Wars Executive Council shall review the Umpire's investigation. If the player is found to be cheating, ... more

Imagine if Mike Greenwell sued Jose Canseco for the loss of endorsements that Greenwell would have received had he won Major League Baseball’s MVP award in 1988, rather than the artificially enhanced Canseco. And what if Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk ... more

Jesse James told his heavily tattooed mistress, Michelle ‘Bombshell’ McGee, that his marriage to Sandra Bullock was “a sham,” claims Michelle’s ex-husband, Shane Modica. This isn’t the first time we’ve heard the “my marriage is really over” excuse, ... more

Military men don't cheat anymore than civilians do. So no, it's not as much as society assumes. The military is really cracking down; in fact one could lose a stripe or one could even be kicked out if his/her command felt it was best. Always, ChaCha! ... more

Every year, a small portion of claimants commits fraud in order to receive unemployment insurance (UI) benefits to which they are not entitled. The Department of Workforce Services (DWS) vigorously pursues recovery of benefits obtained by fraud. ... more

We started doing it seven or eight years ago, and I think we were among the first. I don't think it's that common, and it's still not that common for us. We do a fair number of cases, but it doesn't compare to, say, paternity testing or forensic ... more

No, not in the majority of cases. Very few people actually have two eyes that require the identical prescription, which makes any pair of over the counter reading glasses the wrong prescription. People must also be aware that a change in your ... more

Should baseball's cheaters be All-Stars? Thursday May 28, 2009#spacer{clear:left}#abc #sidebar{margin-top:1.5em}zSB(3,3) The performance-enhancing poster boys are having a tag-team 2009 season. Alex Rodriguez started on the disabled list but is back, ... more

Epic are making the netcode more cheat-proof, and are working together with CSHP In November 2001 Epic hired Dr. SiN, the founder of the anti-cheat project CSHP. Just recently Mark Rein confirmed that Doc SiN has been given the task to make the U ... more

Yes. We want to makes sure the voting process is fair and accurate and as possible, so there’s only one vote per IP address allowed per day. We also have people watching the applications for suspicious activity. And of course, anyone who violates ... more