Skip to Content

Month: December 2019

The ‘Leaning Tower’ of the Middle East

Under the dazzling blue sky, the glass-walled skyscraper that is Capital Gate twinkles in the sunlight as people bustle in and out of the airy lobby. Above them, just about visible, are the window cleaners — suspended with ropes and harnesses, artfully polishing Capital Gate’s 728 individually made glass panels, which are custom-designed to fit

Continue Reading

The mother of two Idaho siblings missing since September is not cooperating with investigators, police say

The mother of two missing Idaho siblings who haven’t been seen since September is not cooperating with investigators, police say. Investigators believe that Lori Vallow, mother of missing siblings Joshua “JJ” Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, knows either the location of the children or what happened to them, according to a press release issued

Continue Reading

A Kansas officer claimed McDonald’s employees wrote a derogatory term on his cup. He made it up, the police chief says

A Kansas police officer who initially claimed McDonald’s employees wrote “F*****g pig” on his cup has resigned, the city’s police chief said. “In (our) investigation we have found that McDonald’s and its employees did not have anything whatsoever to do with this incident, this was completely and solely fabricated by a Herington police officer who

Continue Reading

‘A dog shouldn’t be treated the way I was:’ Federal jury to hear Las Cruces case alleging excessive police force

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The attorney for a man suing the Las Cruces Police Department told ABC-7 that the excessive force case might set a precedent for police conduct. “Even when a person is being arrested, regardless of what the suspicion or allegations or accusations are, they always have their constitutional rights,” said Daisy Chaparro,

Continue Reading

Huawei gets a green light from India for 5G trials

Huawei officially has a shot at helping the world’s second-largest internet market build its 5G network. India will not exclude the embattled Chinese company from the country’s forthcoming 5G trials, a senior government official confirmed Monday. “We have taken a decision to give 5G [bandwidth] for trial to all the players,” Ravi Shankar Prasad, the

Continue Reading

Lawyer for indicted Giuliani associate asks court’s permission to share material with House investigators

Indicted Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas’ attorney is asking a federal judge for permission to share some information seized from Parnas when he was arrested, including the contents of one of his iPhones, with House impeachment investigators. “Review of these materials is essential to the Committee’s ability to corroborate the strength of Mr. Parnas’s potential

Continue Reading