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Washington Post |
The $560 million secret behind this lottery ticket
Washington Post The mysterious winner of a $560 million lottery ticket in New Hampshire has finally claimed her prize, through her legal team, but she is still fighting to keep her identity a secret. William Shaheen, a lawyer for the woman who has thus far remained ... Powerball Winner Collects Prize, Could Still Lose Anonymity Mystery $559.7M Powerball winner claims her prize $560M Powerball winner suing to stay anonymous has lawyers collect prize |
UPDATE 2-China Feb exports surge most in 3 years as global trade war fears build
Reuters BEIJING, March 8 (Reuters) - China's exports unexpectedly surged at the fastest pace in three years in February, suggesting both its economy and global growth remain resilient even as trade relations with the United States rapidly deteriorate. Trade ... |
CNN |
NYT: Trump asked witnesses about special counsel conversations
CNN Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump reportedly asked his former chief of staff Reince Priebus if special counsel investigators had been "nice" during his interview, according to The New York Times, citing two people familiar with the conversation ... Trump discussed Mueller's Russia probe with McGahn, Priebus Did Trump Ask McGahn to Lie, Or Did He Forget He Tried to Fire Mueller? Trump spoke to special counsel witnesses about the Russia probe after their interviews: Report |
Kansas City Star |
911 call led Clinton police to the wrong home. That mistake led to an officer's death
Kansas City Star An error led Clinton police officers to the wrong address Tuesday night, where a dramatic gunfight ultimately killed an officer, injured two others and left the shooter dead. The trace of a 911 call in which two women could be heard screaming — but ... |
New York Post |
Officer killed in line of duty was sent to wrong house after 911 call
New York Post KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A Missouri police officer who was shot and killed and two others who were wounded had been sent to the wrong house following a 911 call, authorities said Wednesday. Missouri Highway Patrol Sgt. Bill Lowe said no one spoke when the ... |
NPR |
FBI Used Paid Informants On Best Buy's Geek Squad To Flag Child Pornography
NPR The FBI paid Best Buy Geek Squad employees as informants, rewarding them for flagging indecent material when people brought their computers in for repair. That's according to documents released to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital civil ... Geek Squad Has Been Turning Customer Data Over To The FBI For More Than A Decade The FBI Paid Geek Squad Employees as Informants The Geek Squad Is a Bunch of Narcs |
