The Evil Hopefuls Looking To Be The Next CEO of ISIS
Western forces celebrated news of his death, while his able followers and recruits labeled him a martyr.
Money Laundering: London’s Dirty Secret
One Monday in March last year, an announcement by the US justice department caught the attention of a former employee of the Swiss bank BSI.
Khulubuse Zuma: Panama Connection
Khulubuse Zuma, the nephew of President Jacob Zuma, can presumably afford to lose a few million rand on Aurora Empowerment Systems after allegedly making tens of millions from oil concessions in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Randgold In Congo Gold Venture With Israel’s Gertler, State Miner
Randgold Resources Ltd. signed a joint-venture agreement with Moku Goldmines AG, controlled by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, to develop the Moku-Beverendi gold project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
AP, Other Media Sue FBI For Details On IPhone Hacking Tool
Washington – The Associated Press and two other news organizations sued the FBI on Friday to learn who the government paid and how much it spent to hack into an iPhone in its investigation into last year’s San Bernardino, California, massacre.
Arcadi Gaydamak seeks to bring to power the coalition of the powerless.
In order to cut energy costs, the government turned out the light at the end of tunnel, say the Israelis.
China Fund Tied To Angola and Guinea Owns Wall Street Real Estate
China International Fund, the little-known Hong Kong-registered company whose $7 billion minerals-and-infrastructure deal with Guinea last month grabbed headlines, has drawn scrutiny for its connections with a Chinese government-owned entity. But the Hong Kong company’s parent also has noteworthy ties elsewhere.
Swedish Court Upholds Julian Assange Arrest Warrant
Julian Assange has had another setback in his legal stand-off with Sweden after a request to lift an arrest warrant for the WikiLeaks founder over a 2010 rape accusation was rejected.
Tiziana Cantone: Woman’s Suicide After Sex Tape Went Viral
Italy is facing calls to clamp down on online abuse and strengthen its internet privacy policies after a woman who featured in a homemade sex video shared widely online killed herself.
NYPD Has Received 104 Tips Over Murder of Queens Jogger Karina Vetrano
Cops have received 104 tips from people about the unsolved murder of Karina Vetrano, who was beaten, strangled and sexually assaulted while jogging in Queens, officials said Thursday.