Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre, the FBI’s first cyber fugitive on its Ten Most Wanted list and a Tren de Aragua leader, is back in the US to face charges for a multimillion-dollar ATM jackpotting scheme.
The FBI has completed a major tech overhaul, integrating AI to combat foreign adversaries and drastically reduce response times to critical threats.
Cornell University sexual assault allegations bring New York’s ‘voluntary intoxication loophole’ in rape law to the forefront, sparking debate and legislative action to redefine consent.
Children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel’s progressive campaign donations are highlighted amidst growing AI security threats and international political tensions.
Owner of Express Mart #7 denies selling the synthetic kratom pills linked to the deaths of two Ole Miss students, despite a federal raid on his store and an undercover purchase of similar products.
A father’s loving Facebook message to his son, New York Times executive Jonathan McKinsey, hoping for a visit, has emerged just weeks before McKinsey was allegedly ambushed and murdered by his own in-laws.
Texas community college professor Aaron Wood arrested for allegedly sending explicit Snapchat messages to an undercover agent posing as a minor.
Christa Pike hospitalized in critical condition following two failed lethal injection attempts during her execution.
A 22-year-old was revived after a suspected overdose involving synthetic kratom, an incident police stress is unrelated to the recent deaths of two Ole Miss students.
A heroic bystander’s intervention averted a major attack, while other news includes AI liability debates, controversial execution methods, political wins, and national security concerns.
