North Korea's Elite Hacking Program Fuels Regime's Finances
Pyongyang cultivates young talent for cybercrime, enabling vast financial heists to fund its military ambitions.
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UCLA Bruins Aim for College Football Playoff Berth Amidst Unique Offensive Challenge
Unbeaten UCLA faces a distinct three-quarterback attack from Nevada as they continue their push for a playoff spot.
Man Accused of Assault Claims He Didn't Know Wife Was Drugged
A defendant in a trial involving allegations of sexual assault told police he was unaware of his co-accused drugging his wife.
Charles Barkley Criticizes LeBron James Over National Anthem Conduct
NBA legend Barkley agrees with Donald Trump's assessment of James's actions during the national anthem.
Patrick Labyorteaux's Shocking 'Dexter' Role Surfaces Years Later
Fans of 'Little House on the Prairie' are surprised by the actor's gruesome fate in a 2009 'Dexter' episode.
Maine Girls File Federal Complaint Over Transgender Soccer Player's Eligibility
Two high school athletes allege a transgender player's participation violates Title IX, denying them fair competition.
Poundland Faces Collapse Amid Political Outcry Over Rejected Bid
UK politicians and retail experts criticize the handling of rescue talks for the discount retailer, as its future and the jobs of 12,000 employees hang in the balance.
Passenger's Confession Leads to Murder Conviction of Cousin
A children's nursery worker's harrowing account from the passenger seat of a car proved crucial in convicting her cousin of murdering a head teacher.
College Football Coaching Carousel Poised for Tumultuous End of Season
Pressure mounts on USC's Lincoln Riley and Colorado's Deion Sanders as several coaching vacancies could trigger a cascade of changes.