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Thanks to these updates, FBI can now hack the Pensacola attacker’s phone without Apple read more

Researchers estimate that the Warsaw grouper was 50 years old. read more

The Pentagon referred questions to the Justice Department, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The FBI and the Saudi Embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to requests for commen read more

The m an avoided customs authorities by placing the lizards in socks, which were sealed closed with tape and concealed inside electronic equipment. read more

The photos have invited a lot of funny comments as people find it hard to believe that an adult driver ended up with the car in the pool. read more

A post shared on Facebook details how rescuers found her after spotting her lighted cell phone. read more

Amid the threats of nuclear weapons and the ‘Christmas Gift’ to US, Trump holds Kim under the lense and calls him a man of his word on denuclearization. read more

Florida did not disappoint in the weird news department this year. read more

Investigators are trying to establish whether the killer, 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani, 21, of the Royal Saudi Air Force, acted alone or was part of a larger plot. read more

As criticism mounted about the incident, including Donald Trump’s rapid defense of the Saudi royal family, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman called the U.S. president on Sunday to express his condolences, the state-run SPA news agency reported. read more

Investigators are also trying to establish whether the killer, 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani, 21, of the Royal Saudi Air Force, acted alone or was part of a larger plot. read more

Addressing the American Israeli Council National Summit in Florida, Trump recounted his record on issues of importance to Jews. read more

The shooting Friday in a classroom building at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida left three dead and eight wounded, including two responding sheriff’s deputies. read more

As always, Trump reserved special venom for American journalists, whom he called “some of the most corrupt people in the world.” read more

Yujing Zhang, 33, was found guilty in September of lying to a federal officer and trespassing at the Palm Beach resort by a U.S. District Court 12-member jury in Fort Lauderdale after a two-day trial. read more