“Who Killed Roxanne?”: How a Podcast Solved a 44-Year-Old Murder
In a remarkable intersection of true-crime media and real-world justice, a podcast titled "Who Killed Roxanne?" has helped crack a
Gunfire at the Washington Hilton: Trump Unharmed, Suspect in Custody
What should have been Washington's glitziest annual media event turned into a security crisis on Saturday night when shots were
US Soldier Allegedly Used Classified Intelligence to Win $400,000 on
The US Department of Justice announced fraud and related charges against Gannon Ken Van Dyke, a 38-year-old soldier stationed at
U.S. Soldier Arrested for Using Classified Intelligence to Win $400,000
One of the week's most extraordinary stories comes from the intersection of military intelligence and online gambling. The Department of
Political Leaders Sound the Alarm
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis offered a blunt assessment on Tuesday: "We need to prepare for the worst." He called
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Germany approves IP data retention: The German cabinet passed legislation allowing investigators to store IP addresses and, in cases of
Tim Cook’s Privacy Legacy Under the Microscope as He Prepares
As Tim Cook prepares to step down as Apple's CEO in September after 15 years at the helm, his carefully
Andrew Lloyd Webber Reveals He Is a Recovering Alcoholic
The legendary composer behind The Phantom of the Opera and Cats publicly revealed that he is a recovering alcoholic. Andrew