Video shows how close the Dayton shooter came to entering a packed bar before being killed by police
The shooter, named as 24-year-old Connor Betts, killed nine people outside Ned Peppers Bar in Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday.
Woman admits urinating over Walmart potatoes, charged with mischief
Walmart called the incident "obscene" and said it planned to punish the perpetrator, identified as 20-year-old Grace Brown on Tuesday.
Capital One made learned of massive data breach from email tip-off
Capital One's data was breached some time in the last five months. Social security numbers, bank details, and more were taken from millions of people.
North Korea says US is planning 'surprise' invasion with South Korea
North Korea said it's "gradually losing our justifications to follow through on the commitments we made," referring to the pause on nuclear testing.
What is the Strait of Hormuz, how does it tie into Iran tensions？
The US blames Iran for two tanker explosions and a drone shooting near the Strait of Hormuz. Some 21 million barrels of oil pass through it every day.
Elon Musk says he's going to spend his 48th birthday trying to fix one of Tesla's biggest weaknesses
Musk turns 48 on Friday, but does not appear to have party plans. On Twitter he said he would mark the day by working on "global logistics."
More than 400 737 Max pilots are suing Boeing over an 'unprecedented cover-up' of flaws in the plane's design
The pilots accuse Boeing of putting profit before safety, and say the continued grounding of the 737 Max has made their careers less certain.
Iran says that US cyberattacks — said to be Trump's preferred retaliation — didn't work
Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi, an Iranian minister, said the US was devoting "a lot of effort" to attacking Iran, but was yet to achieve anything.
Iran says Trump warned them of imminent military strike: Reuters
President Donald Trump approved a plan to strike Iranian targets before dawn on Friday, but backed out on Thursday night, The New York Times reported.
Florida city paid $600k cyber attack ransom, shows US is vulnerable
Riviera Beach's city council voted to pay the money after an attack in May disrupted services including its email network and 911 dispatch system.
Sally Ride: Read letter that led her to be 1st American woman in space
Sally Ride went to space twice, and spent her life spreading a passion for science and advocating for better science education.
Iran says it will breach nuclear deal limits on its enriched uranium stockpile within 10 days
"We have quadrupled the rate of enrichment and even increased it more recently, so that in 10 days it will bypass the 300 kg limit," Iran said Monday.
Iran plans to breach 300kg uranium limit agreed in JCPOA nuclear deal
"We have quadrupled the rate of enrichment and even increased it more recently, so that in 10 days it will bypass the 300 kg limit," Iran said Monday.
Boeing using 737 Max crash lessons on 777x troubles
The President and CEO of Boeing Global Services told the Paris Air Show that Boeing is applying what it learned from the 737 Max to the 777x.
UBS kicked off $1bn China bond sale over Paul Donovan pig comment
"Chinese consumer prices rose. This was mainly due to sick pigs. Does this matter？ It matters if you are a Chinese pig," economist Paul Donovan said.
A Boeing 737 Max being moved across Europe made a forced landing after being denied entry into German airspace
Norwegian tried to move a 737 Max plane from Málaga, Spain to Stockholm, Sweden, so it can keep its fleet together as it awaits a software update.
Venezuela: What a US military intervention would look like
If the US military were to intervene in Venezuela, it would not only have to face Nicolás Maduro's troops, but also paramilitary gangs and militias.
American Airlines to fly execs on Boeing 737 Max to calm crash fears
The public may not trust the Boeing 737 Max planes, even after the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approves their software upgrade.
Trump's Mexico tariffs threaten USMCA, criticized by Chuck Grassley
Trump announced a 5% tariff on Mexican imports from June 10, that could increase to 25%, to try reduce the number of migrants crossing the US border.
Trump administration said to be stepping up war versus climate science
President Donald Trump reportedly wants to cut out certain sections from a government-funded report estimating the worst effects of climate change.
