Rudy Giuliani’s Press Secretary Has InfoWars Reporter Matt Lepacek Arrested… For Asking Questions
InfoWars reporter Matt Lepacek was charged with criminal trespass for asking questions at the GOP debate in New Hampshire.
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InfoWars reporter Matt Lepacek was charged with criminal trespass for asking questions at the GOP debate in New Hampshire.
Terrified that her 45-day prison sentence for drunk driving will plunge her into a world of daily beatings, group showers and a total absence of anything that's even vaguely "hot," Paris Hilton is doing all she can to get out of jail before she even goes in.
Can YouTube be an effective crime fighting tool? Police are catching suspects by posting sharing surveillance videos on YouTube, but its effectiveness is still unclear.
A hacker attack on the Internet failed this week — but experts warn there could be more to come. Three of the 13 computers that help direct all Internet traffic were hit with a flood of data requests Tuesday. Although it’s not yet clear where the torrent came from, it was most likely designed to …
Got someone special in your life who deserves a special Valentine’s Day treat? Having trouble finding the perfect card? You’re in luck! Artist Brandon Bird has created some wonderful Law & Order: SVU cards guaranteed to woo and impress. The small cards are $10 for a set of 8, are about business card size (4.25″ x 5.5″) and come complete with …
A Japanese entertainment group has again asked the popular video-sharing site YouTube Inc. to implement a system to prevent users from uploading videos that would infringe copyrights, a group spokesman said. The Japan Society for Rights of Authors, Composers and Publishers sent a letter making the request addressed to YouTube co-founders Chad Hurley and Steve …
Even though overall crime in the UK has dropped, robbery rose by about 5% compared to last year. The reason? iPods are very attractive to robbers.
Wow! Talk about a pot belly! Police in Omaha, Nebraska found a bag of pot hidden under a fold of belly fat. An overweight man used a roll of his skin to try to conceal a bag of marijuana from police.
Matthew R. Decker, 21, was indicted Tuesday in Wichita, Kansas, with ”accessing without authorization” U.S. Army computers and with ”unlawfully possessing, with intent to defraud,” 531 credit card numbers and account information. The government seeks the forfeiture of more than $53,200 in proceeds from the crimes, as well as computer equipment used in the crime, …
Distracted cycling incidents are on the rise and now Police are warning iPod users to leave their iPod at home before riding their bikes.
This 1919 "Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Not Touch Ours" Prohibition poster probably had little to no effect.