Crime-Reporting App Vigilante Kicked off App Store Over Apple’s Content Concerns
It’s quite hard to tell whether the Vigilante app is a functioning business or a teaser for a new episode of dystopian sci-fi series Black Mirror.
Two Iowa Cops Found Shot To Death In ‘Ambush-Style Attacks’ In Des Moines Suburb
Two Iowa police officers were fatally shot in their patrol cars in the Des Moines area in separate “ambush-style attacks” early Wednesday, according to reports.
Putin To US: Be More Like Israel
Speaking at an international forum last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Israel’s anti-terror efforts, suggesting the United States could learn much from the Jewish state.
Hedge Fund Raided By The FBI? There’s An App For That
New York – An agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation approaches a hedge fund trader as he leaves the office, wanting to ask a few questions. Nervous about saying no to an official, the trader dishes, and information he provides is later used against him.
Borough President Eric Adams Allocates $500,000 To Jewish Organizations In Brooklyn For Security Enhancements
Brooklyn, NY – Two major Jewish organizations were among the recipients of more than half a million dollars in funding from Brooklyn Borough Hall, announced Borough President Eric Adams at a press conference held today in front of the NYPD’s 90th Precinct in Williamsburg.
New York Mets Pitcher Jeurys Familia Arrested on Domestic Violence
Jeurys Familia, the New York Mets’ All-Star closer who was recently featured in a new ad campaign for an anti-domestic violence organization, was arrested on a domestic violence charge this week, according to a complaint filed by authorities in Fort Lee municipal court.
FBI Releases 17-Year Old Archive From Clinton Pardon Case
Only days before the presidential election, the FBI released a 17-year-old archive of documents from a long-closed investigation into Bill Clinton’s presidential pardon of a fugitive financier, prompting questions from Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign about its timing.
Mexican Businessman, Others Face US Charges In $100 Million Laundering Scheme
A Mexico-based businessman has been arrested in the United States on charges that he and five others engaged in a scheme to fraudulently obtain tax refunds from the Mexican government and launder over $100 million.
MI5 Chief Andrew Parker Warning Over ‘Increasingly Aggressive’ Russia
Russia poses an increasing threat to the stability of the UK and is using all the sophisticated tools at its disposal to achieve its aims, the director general of MI5.
WJC Thanks Putin For ‘Combating Anti-Semitism’ In Russia
Moscow held its first international conference against anti-Semitism, and the WJC thanked Pres. Putin – but the Russians may have failed their first test.