The U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it has unraveled its biggest-ever cryptocurrency theft, seizing a record-shattering $3.6 billion in bitcoin tied to the 2016 hack of digital currency exchange Bitfinex and arresting a husband-and-wife team on money laundering charges.
The Virginia legislative body is currently fast-tracking a bill which aims to give parents the chance to voluntarily opt out of any school mask mandates that would impact their children.
The woman who President Joe Biden has pegged for an important seat on the Federal Communications Commission came under fire Wednesday as Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan attacked her for what he perceives as rigid partisanship on her Twitter account.
A group of 18 senators, consisting of nine Republicans and nine Democrats, announced Wednesday they’d reached a compromise on an act that provides assistance to women and girls who have been victimized by sexual or domestic abuse.
As the first full week of Olympic action comes to a close in Beijing, the United States has grabbed three gold medals so far, while Russia is embroiled in a drug scandal.
North Korea boasted on Tuesday that it is one of only a handful of countries in the world to field nuclear weapons and advanced missiles and the only one standing up to the United States by “shaking the world” with missile tests.
The Biden administration has reportedly come up with a plan to get thousands of Americans out of Ukraine if Russia invades.
The Department of Homeland Security has declared a “heightened threat environment” in their National Terrorism Advisory memo posted on Feb. 7.
In a move that is making many Christians suspicious, Facebook removed the page of a Christian ministry for a week before restoring it and saying it was “incorrectly removed.”
According to a statement from MIT, the “new material is a two-dimensional polymer that self-assembles into sheets, unlike all other polymers, which form one-dimensional, spaghetti-like chains.
