After a cyberattack struck MGM Resorts on Sunday, including its Las Vegas gaming giant properties such as the Bellagio and the MGM Grand, Caesars Entertainment claimed that it was also a target of a cyberattack.
Read More Caesars Entertainment Is The Second Major Casino Operator Hit By Hackers In Cyberattack
A Minnesota teen is being accused of holding his girlfriend hostage in her college dorm for three days while sexually assaulting, physically abusing, and waterboarding her after he reportedly discovered texts on her phone that “infuriated him.”
Read More Minnesota Teen Arrested For Raping, Abusing, Waterboarding Girlfriend Inside Dorm For Days
A woman who ignited a fire inside of a Target store reportedly did so in an attempt to steal baby formula, according to the Buena Park Police Department.
Read More Woman Commits Arson In Target To Steal Baby Formula
Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee ruled on Thursday that former President Donald Trump and 16 other defendants will not have to go to trial in October but two other defendants charged over the alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia will.
Read More Judge Delays Trial For Trump And Other Defendants In Georgia 2020 Election Prosecution
Former President Donald Trump hosted the Gold Star families of the 13 U.S. service soldiers who died in the suicide bombing at the Kabul Airport in 2021 late last month, according to a report obtained by the press this week.
Read More Trump Holds Private Dinner Honoring Gold Star Families Affected By Afghanistan Withdrawal
Former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) software engineer, Joshua Schulte, who was previously convicted for disclosing secret CIA information to WikiLeaks in 2017, was charged on Wednesday for the possession of over 3,000 images and videos of child pornography.
Read More Former CIA Employee Found Guilty Of Child Porn Possession