Obama: North Korea's isolation means less leverage in talks
Former President Barack Obama says negotiations with North Korea on its nuclear weapons program are difficult, partly because the country's isolation minimizes possible leverage, such as trade and travel sanctions against Pyongyang.
Greek police in the northern city of Thessaloniki say they have arrested three Pakistanis who allegedly held 21 migrants hostage in a warehouse on the outskirts of the city, demanding money to release them.
Poland marks new holiday for Poles who saved Jews in WWII
Polish officials held prayers and ceremonies honoring Poles who gave shelter and aid to Jews during the Holocaust as the country for the first time marked a new national holiday in their memory.
Lawmakers call for hearings on Facebook data breach
Wall Street Journal columnist Andy Kessler on the revelations that over 50 million user profiles were harvested by a data analysis firm employed by President Trump's 2016 campaign.
Thumb drives used to be so cool. They came in every shape and material, from little plastic rectangles to rubber wristbands, novelty animals, and pens sporting a built-in USB-drive. We used to marvel at the data they contained, easily dragged and dropped into a special icon. They were simple and portable, and yes, about the size of a human thumb.
US charges 9 Iranians in hacking scheme against hundreds of universities, gov't agencies
Federal agencies issued criminal charges and sanctions Friday against nine Iranians accused of hacking sensitive information from hundreds of universities, private companies and U.S. government entities.
Ex-congressman: SPLC is anti-conservative hate group
Former Rep. Trey Radel says the Southern Poverty Law Center targets and terrorizes conservatives, while 'policing content on YouTube' as part of its 'Trusted Flaggers' program. No wonder conservatives are increasingly silenced on YouTube. #Tucker
President Trump is calling for a ban on ‘bump stocks.’ Twelve 'bump stocks' were found in the hotel room of the Las Vegas massacre shooter. Lawmakers, including some Republicans are concerned about their capabilities but what are they?
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk joined the #deletefacebook boycott and deleted his companies' Facebook pages. The boycott started after Facebook acknowledged that the data of 50 million users was compromised through a consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, which was hired by Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
How hackers could turn a 'smart city' into a house of cards
With hackers targeting city government systems, there’s a growing fear that the so-called high-tech “smart city” of the future could be turned into a house of cards.
March for Our Lives protesters sport evil eye gloves
As Americans rally across the country on Saturday for increased gun control in the March for Our Lives movement, one unifying accessory is making headlines: evil eye gloves.
2 firefighters killed, 3 hurt as truck flips on way to scene of fatal highway wreck in West Virginia
Two volunteer firefighters were killed and three others were injured when their fire truck overturned while responding to a triple fatality highway accident in West Virginia on Saturday night, authorities said.
Calif. man had loaded gun, body armor possibly from NYPD, police say
A California man was being held on $100,000 bail after Amtrak police in Chicago found him carrying a loaded handgun and wearing a bullet-proof vest believed to have been stolen from the New York City Police Department.
Dissatisfied McDonald's customer attacked golden arches, police say
A McDonald's customer in Oregon tried to destroy the restaurant's famed golden arches earlier this month after employees refused to fill his order of 30 double cheeseburgers, police say.
$1M lawsuit filed against lottery winner who molested granddaughter
An Iowa mother has filed a $1 million civil lawsuit after her 6-year-old daughter's grandfather -- who pleaded gulty to molesting the child -- saw his sentenced reduced and weeks later claimed a $100,000 lottery prize.
Second Amendment supporters voice different idea of 'March for Our Lives'
As March for Our Lives rallies advocating for gun control were held across the nation on Saturday, some cities saw dueling events staged by pro-gun activists.
Iowa family found dead in Mexico inhaled toxic gas, autopsies reveal
An Iowa family found dead in a vacation condo in Mexico died from inhaling toxic gas, but there was no sign of foul play or suicide, Mexican authorities said Saturday.