China’s defense minister defended their warship that sailed directly in front of an American destroyer and Canadian frigate traveling through the Taiwan straight, telling some of the world’s top defense officials that “freedom of navigation” patrols are provocation to China.
Read More China defends near collision with American warship, accuses U.S. of ‘Provocation’
Robert Hanssen, a former FBI agent who was convicted of spying for Russia has died at the age of 79.
Read More Notorious FBI agent and Russian spy Robert Hanssen found dead in prison
An investigation is underway after six women were found dead in less than 3 months in secluded areas of Portland, Oregon.
Read More Six women found dead in Portland could be connected to possible serial killer
New scientific evidence has recently emerged that allegedly proves that the deaths of an Australian woman’s four children occurred due to natural causes, as she had claimed prior, leading to her pardon and release on Monday.
Read More Australian woman pardoned after spending 20-years in prison for murdering her children
During the Cable News Network’s 9 a.m. ET call, anxious CNN CEO Chris Licht apologized to the newsroom’s staff regarding the recently surfaced Atlantic article in which CNN was painted in a bad light, according to insider sources familiar with the situation.
Read More CNN CEO Chris Licht calls employee meeting to apologize to staff after Atlantic article surfaces
The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has reached a tentative deal with Hollywood’s major studios, likely avoiding a work stoppage that would have pressured media companies to settle with striking writers.
Read More Directors reach labor deal with Hollywood studios, writers still on strike