Cryptocurrency Exchange Thefts Nearing $1 Billion In 2018, Report Finds
Most significant hacks of 2018 were the theft of $530 million worth of tokens from Japan
Author: Mikael Thalen
Manchin Wanted to Use Opioid Funding on Personal ‘Governor’s Helicopter’
Opioid overdose deaths nearly doubled in West Virginia under Manchin’s watch
Trump: US Investigators Probe Khashoggi’s Disappearance in Turkey
‘It certainly doesn’t look like he’s around’
WHO sees Congo’s Ebola outbreak lasting 3-4 months at least
The outbreak has caused 194 cases and 122 deaths
U.S. Charges Chinese Spy with Stealing Military Secrets
Feds extradite Yanjun Xu to the U.S. after luring him to Belgium
U.S. Charges Chinese Spy with Stealing Military Secrets
Feds extradite Yanjun Xu to the U.S. after luring him to Belgium
Pope compares having an abortion to ‘hiring a hit man’
‘I ask you: ‘Is it right to ‘take out’ a human life to solve a problem’
Facebook Accounts For 25% Of Digital Advertising Revenue In US
Video ad revenue, including Instagram, is projected to total $6.81 billion this year
US Prosecutors: China Corruption Case Grows Stronger
High-profile bribery case sees dramatic move
China gives legal basis for ‘re-education camps’ in Xinjiang
Chinese officials had earlier denied existence of arbitrary detention centres and enforced political re-education
FBI chief says threats from drones to U.S. ‘steadily escalating’
FBI says it disrupted a plan to use drones to attack the Pentagon and the Capitol building
Wells Fargo Bucks Pressure, Grants New Loan to Ruger Gun Company
Says gun policy should be made by legislatures, not financial institutions
Rand Paul Worries ‘Someone is Going to Be Killed’ In Current Political Climate
‘Those who are ratcheting up the conversation… they have to realize that they bear some responsibility if this elevates to violence’
China Slashes US LPG Imports Amid Trade War
‘China has stopped shipping in U.S. LPG cargoes as they are now too expensive’
Suicide Blast Kills Afghan Parliamentary Candidate
Witnesses expect the number of casualties to rise