NASA is preparing to slam a spacecraft into an asteroid at 16,000 miles per hour, in a pioneering attempt to nudge it off course. But the yearlong mission scheduled to begin on Nov. 24 is raising an existential question for scientists and security experts: whose job is it to defend the planet against a possibly... Continue Reading →
You'll never hear a discussion about Canadian serial killers without the name Karla Homolka coming up. The Ontario-born Homolka raped and killed three teen girls, one of which was her own sister, with her husband in the early '90s. It all began in 1990. A 17-year-old Homolka and her 23-year-old fiancé. Paul Bernardo, were spending... Continue Reading →
Venus and Serena Williams didn't become two of the best tennis players in the world, with 30 Grand Slam titles between them, without a lot of hard work. The sisters spent their entire childhoods in intense coaching sessions, cheered on and pushed by their dedicated father, Richard Williams, known as King Richard. Richard is the... Continue Reading →
The attempted breach in Ohio occurred on May 4 inside the county office of John Hamercheck (R), chairman of the Lake County Board of Commissioners. State and county officials said no sensitive data were obtained, but they determined that a private laptop was plugged into the county network in Hamercheck’s office, and that the routine network... Continue Reading →
A former pastor in New York City this week admitted to killing his wife in a horrifically gruesome fashion in front of their young grandchildren. He ran over the victim multiple times before hacking her to death using a machete. Victor Mateo, 65, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to one count of first-degree manslaughter for brutally... Continue Reading →
