Sports Doc: Game Time Painkiller Not Worth Risk
MEGAN CHUCHMACH, BRIAN ROSS and RANDY KREIDER report: In the wake of an ABC News report on the potential danger of college football teams injecting injured players with a powerful painkiller mid-game, a college and professional team doctor in Florida has come forward to say… Read More »
EmailNavy Launches Disturbing Anti-Bath Salts PSA
A new, disturbing dramatization of a sailor ingesting “bath salts” and then having violent hallucinations is the latest salvo in the Navy’s ongoing fight against synthetic drugs. The public service announcement, published online in December, puts the viewer in the shoes of a young sailor… Read More »
Benghazi Victim’s Sister: Go After the Terrorists Already
The sister of one of the Americans killed in the Sept. 11 attack on the American diplomatic facility in Benghazi said now that the State Department seems to be done assigning blame for various failures leading up to the assault, the U.S. government should take… Read More »
Terror Group Gives ‘Petulant’ US Recruit a Timeout
An al Qaeda-allied terrorist organization is so annoyed with the “childish petulance” of a high-profile American recruit that it has taken to publicly admonishing him and apologizing to its terrorist comrades everywhere for his antics. A self-identified spokesperson for al-Shabaab, a Somalia-based terror group, released… Read More »
Head of 9/11 Hijackers’ Flight School Faces Drug Running Charges
The man who ran the flight school that unwittingly trained two of the 9/11 hijackers now sits behind bars, accused of drug smuggling and offering his illicit services to an undercover federal officer. Rudi Dekkers, a Danish national who used to run the Florida flight… Read More »
Controversial Internet Conference Members ‘Bracing’ for Cyber Attacks
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Organizers of a controversial global conference tasked with deciding the future of Internet regulation said today they are “bracing” for cyber attacks as the meeting passes its halfway point. Paul Coneally, spokesman for the United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU),… Read More »
John McAfee Caught? Belizean Official Denies Tycoon’s Latest Bizarre Tale
Belizean officials are not buying John McAfee’s latest colorful tale, this one about his daring attempted escape from the Central American country with the help of a “double” and a false North Korean passport. It goes like this: Over the weekend a blog maintained by… Read More »
John McAfee, Running From Cops, Drops F-Bomb on Live TV
John McAfee, the computer security mogul on the run from Belizean police who want to question him about a murder, lobbed an f-bomb on live television today while explaining why he thinks he’s being targeted by corrupt authorities. In a telephone interview with CNBC, McAfee… Read More »
Petraeus Scandal: South Korea to Strip Kelley of Honorary Position
By NED BERKOWITZ and LEE FERRAN The Florida socialite who sparked an investigation that brought down CIA head David Petraeus will be relieved of her ceremonial position as honorary consul for South Korea because she allegedly tried to “peddle influence” and profit off business deals… Read More »
Can You Help Spies Crack ‘Impossible’ WWII Pigeon Code?
The best of the British code breakers have apparently met their match in a WWII-era secret message recently discovered attached to the leg of a long-dead pigeon. Cryptographers at Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the spy agency in charge of signals intelligence, have been analyzing… Read More »
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