Crime Expert Claims Madeleine McCann Was NOT Abducted
An investigative criminal reporter who has been following the case of missing British child Madeleine McCann says he believes the child died in her family’s rented apartment in Portugal.
Secret Service: Man Claiming To Have Explosives Nabbed Outside White House
A driver pulled up to a White House checkpoint at 11:05 on Saturday night and claimed to have a bomb in his car — but was arrested without incident, CNN reported.
Britney Spears Set To Play First Show In Israel
Britney Spears will reportedly perform her first-ever show in Israel in the summer of 2017 as part of her upcoming world tour.
Alisa Asavabhokin Faces Probe Over Dhammakaya-Linked Scam
The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is looking into whether Alisa Asavabhokin, the daughter of a property tycoon, is the owner of a land plot connected with the Klongchan Credit Union Cooperative (KCUC) embezzlement scandal.
Woman At FBI’s Philadelphia Office Claims Sexual Discrimination
A woman who previously headed the FBI Philadelphia office’s computer unit claimed Thursday that she was demoted and replaced with a male employee.
Pakistan Asks FBI And Facebook To Help Catch ‘Blasphemers’
Pakistan has sought help from the FBI, Facebook and other social media platforms to combat blasphemy which is a very sensitive issue in the Muslim-majority country.
DC Cell Network May Have Been Hacked, Used To Monitor Calls
An unusually high amount of suspicious phone activity in Washington, D.C. is fueling reports that a cell network in the city may have been hacked and communications may be being monitored, according to the Washington Free Beacon.
Laptop Holding Trump Tower Floor Plans Info Stolen From Secret Service
A laptop computer containing floor plans for Trump Tower, information about the Hillary Clinton email investigation and other national security information was stolen from a Secret Service agent’s vehicle in Brooklyn.
NJ Town Votes To Ban Dorms, Denies Targeting Lakewood Jewish Community
Jackson, NJ – A New Jersey town has banned the construction of dormitories after months of heated debate that some opponents say was rooted in fears of a growing Jewish community.