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Uber Admits to Hiding 2016 Data Breach Exposing Riders and Drivers, Avoids Prosecution

Uber has admitted to hiding a major 2016 data breach that exposed its drivers and riders in a new settlement the ride-sharing company made to avoid prosecution, according to the Justice Department.

Alleged Female Shooter Taken Down by Police at Dallas Love Field

An alleged female shooter was taken down by police near Dallas Love Field’s Southwest ticket counter Monday around 11:30 a.m. WFAA_TV’s Rebecca Lopez tweeted: “Dallas...

Entire Police Force Quits Over Manager Who Held ‘Progressively Responsible Positions’

The entire police force for the small North Carolina town of Kenly tendered its resignation in protest over a newly hired town manager.

Ford Plans to Lay Off 8,000 Workers to Fund Electric Vehicle Push

Ford Motor Co. reportedly plans on laying off up to 8,000 people in the next few weeks to boost profits and move into the electric-vehicle market.

Jury Delivers Justice for David Dorn, Beloved Ex-St. Louis Cop Killed by 2020 Riot Thug

A Missouri jury quickly delivered justice Wednesday to the family of a beloved former St. Louis police captain who was shot dead by a thug while trying to protect a friend’s business during riots and looting in June of 2020.

New Data Show Masking Doesn’t Work

New data shows Covid cases in Singapore and New Zealand have overtaken Australia in the latest Omicron wave despite ultra-strict mask mandates.

Colbert Crew’s Behavior in Capitol Complex Caused Democrat Staffer to Call for Emergency Help

Stephen Colbert's comedy crew was warned "several times" it could not trespass on Capitol grounds, and its behavior in a congressional office building during an unauthorized nighttime visit was so boisterous it caused a Democratic congressman's staff to fear for his safety and call for emergency help, police say.

CDC Blocks Access to Vax Safety Information

The agency is shielding the names of those working on the project.

‘Systemic Failures’ in Uvalde: 400 Officers Waited to Confront

Nearly 400 law enforcement officials rushed to a mass shooting at a Uvalde elementary school, but "egregiously poor decision-making" resulted in more than an hour of chaos before the gunman who took 21 lives was finally confronted and killed, according to a damning investigative report released Sunday.

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