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IRS wrongly paid out $1 billion in 2007 refunds
The government sent out more than $1 billion in fraudulent refunds last year and offered this explanation Thursday for the bad checks in the mail: The Internal Revenue Service has too few resources to pursue every tax fraud case. FULL STORY
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