Investigative Reporter Brian Ross presents special reports focusing on a variety of investigative topics including terrorism, corruption and fraud. Brought to you by ABCNews.com.
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With tax day approaching, the latest scam has tax preparers lying to their clients and writing off thousands of dollars in federal excise taxes on long-distance phone charges ... Discussion
Doris and Douglas Moore of Toronto got a nasty surprise when they purchased a set of dark brown couches that were labeled "n**ger brown." Discussion
Some big-time hedge fund managers have elevated tax evasion to new levels. Discussion
Robert Levinson, an ace of an FBI agent until he retired more than a decade ago and who has been reported missing in Iran, appears to be in custody there, held incommunicado. Discussion
U.S. and Pakistani intelligence sources tell ABC News the CIA has been working with, although not funding, a militant group based in Pakistan that has carried out deadly raids ... Discussion
Iran could have enough fuel for a nuclear bomb by 2009, a year and a half away, eclipsing the original predicted date of 2015, sources tell ABC News. Discussion
Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai and Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf seem more interested in blaming each other for the Taliban's resurgence than actually fighting it. Discussion
Pressure on overworked pharmacists dealing with powerful prescription drugs is contributing to what some call an unreported epidemic of potentially deadly pharmacy errors. Discussion
Florida law enforcement officials tell ABC News they are building a possible criminal prosecution of former Rep. Mark Foley for the sexually explicit instant messages he sent ... Discussion
Some claim there is an unreported epidemic of pharmacy errors, but a pharmacy trade group claims it does not know if there are 1,000, one million or 10 million errors a year. Discussion
Most of the people in the white coats behind the counters at big chain drug stores are what are called pharmacy technicians, not pharmacists. Discussion
A federal judge with ties to a non-profit group financed in part by Exxon Mobil has ruled that the penalty the oil corporation has to pay for the devastating Valdez oil spill ... Discussion
The House today votes on a measure to make interstate trafficking of roosters for cockfighting a federal offense, which follows New Mexico's ban on the blood sport just last w ... Discussion
Cybercriminal gangs in Russia are getting their hands on user IDs and passwords of tens of thousands of Americans who handle financial matters online. Discussion
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the confessed planner of the Sept. 11 attacks , told a military tribunal he killed American reporter Daniel Pearl, but those closest to the slain jou ... Discussion
The confessed planner of the 9/11 terrorist attacks has told a military tribunal he killed American reporter Daniel Pearl, but those closest to the slain journalist are not co ... Discussion
Using a Russian-speaking college intern, ABC News saw firsthand how cybercrooks in Russia are selling other crooks the user IDs and passwords of U.S. online retirement and sto ... Discussion
Washington officials tell ABC News the report found the FBI repeatedly violated the Patriot Act, which gave FBI agents the power to demand phone and financial records without ... Discussion
A program designed to improve the transition of America's war wounded from military to civilian life was shelved when Republican party chairman Jim Nicholson was named Secreta ... Discussion
A fellow military affairs journalist in Moscow doubts Ivan Safronov, who plunged to his death earlier this week, committed suicide given the explosive nature of his reporting. Discussion
