Wendy’s Says More Than 1,000 Restaurants Affected by Hack
Wendy's said hackers were able to steal customers' credit and debit card information at 1,025 of its U.S. restaurants, far more than it originally thought. The hamburger chain said Thursday hackers were able to obtain card numbers, names, expiration dates and codes on the card, beginning in late fall. Some cards...
FBI director defends decision in Hillary Clinton email case
FBI Director James Comey defended his recommendation not to charge Hillary Clinton over her use of private email during a Congressional hearing. Republicans said Mrs Clinton received special treatment and compromised national security. However, Mr Comey testified that she did not break the law or mislead investigators. Mrs...
Remains of Missing Florida Man Identified 41 Years Later
Some 41 years after 19-year-old Mark Duane Woodard disappeared, Florida authorities have finally identified his remains. Diann Wells tells the Ledger ( http://bit.ly/29PzfsP ) that Polk County Sheriff's deputies told her last week that remains found in the north Florida woods in 1977 were recently matched to her brother....
‘Serial’ Murder Case Defense Team Expanded for New Trial
The defense team for the man convicted of murder and featured in the podcast "Serial" is expanding ahead of a new trial with help from a major law firm. Adnan Syed was convicted of murdering his former high school girlfriend Hae Min Lee in 1999 and burying her in a Baltimore park. He was sentenced to life in prison....
Kerry in Ukraine to Offer Help From United States
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday pledged sustained American support to Ukraine and offered assurances that the United States stands by the former Soviet republic in its territorial disputes with Russia and as it embarks on an ambitious program of reform. Kerry met Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Kiev to...
Australia: NSW bans greyhound racing after scandal
Greyhound racing will be banned in the Australian state of New South Wales after "horrific" evidence of widespread animal cruelty was uncovered. A government investigation found overwhelming evidence of animal cruelty, including mass greyhound killings and "live baiting". The state government said it would...
Video Footage Shows Man Being Shot by Police at California Gas Station
Video footage of a 19-year old man killed Saturday night during a confrontation with a Fresno, California, police officer June 25, has surfaced. The video, obtained by Fresno ABC affiliate KFSN shows the fatal encounter between Dylan Noble and police at a Chevron gas station. According to KFSN, Noble was killed after police...
Powerful Typhoon Blows off Philippines, Threatens Taiwan
Philippine forecasters warned fishing boats not to venture out to sea and commercial ships to watch out for big waves Thursday as a powerful typhoon roared off the country's northeastern coast. The fast-moving Typhoon Nepartak would not likely hit land but would intensify seasonal southwest monsoon rains, which could spark...
Gunmen open fire on Bangladesh mosque during Eid prayers
Gunmen have opened fire at a Bangladesh mosque, killing one policeman and injuring at least five others, during an Eid congregation on Thursday. More than 100,000 worshipers were praying in an area called Sholakia, 62 miles (100 kilometers) northeast of Dhaka, when the attack began, Kishoregunj District Police Assistant...
Какой ужас! Матери 35, а дочери 90! (не для слабонервных)
Магали Гонсалес Сиерра из Колумбии чувствует себя обычным подростком. Она любит танцы, музыку, розовый цвет, обожает декоративную косметику. Однако одного лишь взгляда со стороны...
Chilcot report: US ‘pushed UK into Iraq War too early’, says ex-ambassador
The US pushed the UK into military action in Iraq "too early", a former British ambassador to the UN has said in the wake of the Chilcot report. The long-awaited report said ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair had overstated the threat posed by Saddam Hussein — and military action was not a last resort. Sir Jeremy...
Alton Sterling death: Fresh protests over Louisiana shooting
Hundreds of people have gathered for a second night of protests at the spot where a black man was pinned to the ground and shot dead by police. Mourners, friends and relatives of Alton Sterling met outside the shop in Baton Rouge where he was killed early on Tuesday morning. Some demonstrators chanted "Black lives...