Officials said as many as 20 people were killed by one gunman. | Continue reading
During the same summer that he wrote “The Amiable Fleas,” now published in English for the first time, the American author also appears to have been gathering intel for the Agency. | Continue reading
A team of Chinese scientists have created a new “metamaterial” that could dramatically shrink the radar signature of a jet or missile. But does it really work? | Continue reading
After the mass shooting, he advertised his new app that would somehow let people set a price for their stories—and give him a 20 percent cut. | Continue reading
Paul Gonzales scammed his online dates into buying him expensive dinners. Then they made him pay. | Continue reading
The powerful 70-year-old House Democrat from Massachusetts will face off against Alex Morse, the 30-year-old mayor of Holyoke. | Continue reading
When GOP operative Arthur Schwartz sees Bannon, Scaramucci, or Don Jr. as being wronged by the press, he goes into overdrive—and sometimes crosses the line. | Continue reading
High-level staffers at the company that now owns ex-Gawker sites like Jezebel and Deadspin complain their new leader is destroying a famously freewheeling culture. | Continue reading
The feds say he blew the stolen cash on poker games, online gambling, and cryptocurrency trades. | Continue reading
No one who is invited to the summit has actually been banned from social platforms. | Continue reading
A great singer, composer, and piano player, the good doctor had a long career as one of the Crescent City’s most gifted musical ambassadors. Here’s a guide to his best work. | Continue reading
Years late and riddled with crippling design flaws, the Littoral Combat Ship has consumed tens of billions while producing only a handful of ships capable of even leaving port. | Continue reading
A new ESPN ‘30 for 30’ documentary, ‘The Good, the Bad, the Hungry,’ explores the rivalry between eaters Kobayashi and Joey Chestnut. Here, Kobayashi clears the air. | Continue reading
The tweet ominously threatened Virginia Senate candidate Qasim Rashid with an infamous photo from a 1915 lynching and the phrase ‘View your destiny.’ | Continue reading
Iran’s scrappy hacking crew is most effective when flying under the radar. Unfortunately for them, now everybody’s paying attention. | Continue reading
A Texas college student is among other Westerners to be banned after a crusade against Pakistani trolls went terribly wrong—and ensnared unwitting students thousands of miles away. | Continue reading
The video that racked up millions of views and sparked a national conversation was uploaded by a sports blogger from the Bronx, currently on probation for domestic battery. | Continue reading
The planes have had several previously unreported ‘category 1’ flaws—military parlance for issues that can prevent a pilot from accomplishing their mission. | Continue reading
Far-right site promoted vaccine disinformation and mass arrests of the left, with more followers than Infowars before it was banned. | Continue reading
Just when the smallest jet should have been replaced with a new model, the company fell into tight-fisted hands—with fatal consequences. | Continue reading
‘Yesterday, Warren released what she’s calling her plan for economic patriotism,’ he said. ‘Amazingly, that’s pretty much exactly what it is: Economic patriotism.’ | Continue reading
The Daily Targum has been publishing for 150 years. But this year it lost funding after a campaign by a group that called it ‘fake news.’ | Continue reading
In New York, it’s easy to forget about climate change when there’s not a Sandy-level catastrophe. Across the globe, it’s an everyday reality now. | Continue reading
The video that racked up millions of views and sparked a national conversation was uploaded by a sports blogger from the Bronx, currently on probation for domestic battery. | Continue reading
Today’s teens are still bored, often incredibly so. They’re just more likely to experience a new type of boredom: phone bored. | Continue reading
The children’s television show entranced preschoolers—and helped teach impressionable black kids. | Continue reading
Pelley dropped the unexpected hit while appearing on CNN to promote his new book. | Continue reading
The former Secretary of State is talking with lawmakers at the same time virtually everyone else who worked for the president is defying Congress. | Continue reading
Employees are encouraged to set aside their cybersecurity work to head to the border because ‘serving the needs of the homeland is the cornerstone of what we do.’ | Continue reading
The meeting featured written questions to permit frank talk without reprisal, a remarkable development for a company built on aggressive journalism and defense of free speech. | Continue reading
Colony collapse disorder has been a mystery. But artificial intelligence might just stop bees disappearing. | Continue reading
A superbug attacked my husband, who nearly died after seven cases of septic shock and nine months of hospitalization—and it gave me the biggest wakeup call of my life. | Continue reading
For an estimated 18 million Americans across the country, Prohibition never ended and they’re still prohibited from buying a drink. | Continue reading
Financiers claim the 50th anniversary festival honoring Woodstock is cancelled. The festival’s lead organizer, meanwhile, claims the show will go on. | Continue reading
The bumbling political operative pitched investors on a scheme to use fake news stories to manipulate political betting markets for profit. | Continue reading
Japan’s new imperial era officially started on May 1 at a time when 79 percent of the Japanese people no longer believe their own government. Should we? | Continue reading
“Trump’s opacity is moving some members into the impeachment camp,” one Democratic lawmaker tells The Daily Beast. “Translation: it’s always the cover-up that gets ‘em.” | Continue reading
In emails obtained by The Daily Beast, one bold Fox reporter stands up to two of his colleagues who defended Trump’s ‘both sides’ comment about neo-Nazi rallygoers. | Continue reading
Julian Assange repeatedly blamed Seth Rich, the murdered DNC staffer, for Russia’s leaks. The Mueller report shows that Assange was lying from the start. | Continue reading
Julian Assange repeatedly blamed Seth Rich, the murdered DNC staffer, for Russia’s leaks. The Mueller report shows that Assange was lying from the start. | Continue reading
Republicans have rigged the judiciary in favor of their agenda. But Democrats can take it back | Continue reading
The year was 2015, and weeks after a group of brazenly persistent hackers hit over 500 targets, WikiLeaks dumped thousands of Saudi diplomatic cables. Coincidence, or connection? | Continue reading
The attorney general contradicts himself on Mueller and obstruction and starts talking like a true-believer on intelligence agencies ‘spying’ on the Trump campaign. | Continue reading
Reporter Lara Logan, who is joining Sinclair Broadcast Group, condemns her critics at former employer CBS, and claims her flawed Benghazi story has ‘over time been proved right.’ | Continue reading
Ovia reportedly gives employers access to their female employees’ pregnancy data if they pay. | Continue reading
The Fox News host notes that ‘things seem less under control’ at the border now than they did before Trump was elected. Send in the military, he says. | Continue reading
Hacking Team sells spyware to cops, corporations, and countries like Saudi Arabia. No wonder people are furious to learn they were also working for a major crypocurrency exchange. | Continue reading
Measles cases continue to emerge across the U.S. amid the growing anti-vax movement. | Continue reading