Pesia Soloveichik Comes Out As A Gay Orthodox Gemarrah Teacher
What is it like to be a Soloveichik?”
Peshawar – Lawyer For Pakistan Doctor Who Helped CIA Find Bin Laden Shot Dead
Peshawar – A Pakistani lawyer under death threats for defending a doctor who helped CIA agents hunt al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was shot dead on Tuesday, police said, and a Taliban splinter group claimed responsibility.
Peru: Keiko Fujimori Facing Money Laundering Investigation
LIMA, Peru – Keiko Fujimori, former congresswoman and 2016 presidential candidate of her right-wing Popular Force (FP) she still leads, is the subject of a preliminary investigation opened by the Attorney General into claims that she and party colleagues laundered some $15 million.
Peru To Arrest Former President Alejandro Toledo For Corruption
Prosecutors in Peru will order the arrest of former President Alejandro Toledo after discovering millions of dollars in what they say are bribes paid in exchange for steering public contracts.
Personal Details of Nearly 50 Million Turks Leaked Online
A huge database purportedly containing the personal details on 49.6 million Turkish citizens was leaked to the internet, various sources have reported on the Web.
People Behind D.C. Murders and House Fire Likely Knew Victims, Kept Them Bound For A Day
Investigators believe that the Washington, D.C., house fire that claimed the lives of a CEO, his wife, their 10-year-old son and a housekeeper was no accident.
Pentagon: 2 US Navy Boats Held By Iran
As many as 10 U.S. Navy sailors were detained — at least temporarily — on Tuesday by Iranian Revolutionary Guard forces when one of their boats became disabled.
Pentagon Says Airstrike Killed ISIS And Al-Shabab Terror Leaders
Washington – A Pentagon official says the U.S. killed a senior leader of the al-Shabab extremist group in an airstrike last week in Somalia.
Pentagon Reportedly Buried Study Exposing $125B In Waste
Senior defense officials suppressed a study documenting $125 billion worth of administrative waste at the Pentagon out of fears that Congress would use its findings to cut the defense budget, the Washington Post reported late Monday.
Pentagon Chief Fires Top Military Assistant, Cites Misconduct Allegations
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Ash Carter suddenly fired his top military aide Thursday citing allegations of misconduct, and referred the matter to the department’s inspector general.