Jeff Stone

Having an extramarital affair is a problem when you are the director of the U.S. CIA, and it’s really a problem when you may have compromised the codes that allow only a chosen few people access to nuclear weapons.

Verizon Wireless and Time Warner Cable have opened up on their specific plans regarding how they’ll crack down on BitTorrent use when the “six strike” policy begins at the end of November.

After just one week in theaters the newest James Bond film has grossed $538 million worldwide and now the excitement has spread online with the news that the opening sequence to the movie has leaked.

Police have found the body of a man who was reported missing following the NFL game between the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins on Thursday night.

What remains of an old shipwreck that could be almost a century old has been exposed in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The hull of the wreck lies about four miles east of Davis Park on Fire Island, which is a barrier island for Long Island.

The list predictably takes aim at major pages, which are often based overseas, and so-called “accomplice” sites that accommodate Internet users looking to illegally download torrent files, most often of copyrighted music and movies.

A mastiff she and her husband adopted just a week earlier killed firefighter Dawn Brown of Big Rock, Illinois.

The Los Angeles Police Department has suspended their search for a missing girl who witnesses said was dragged away by her hair Monday night. The young woman is thought to be in her early teens and was allegedly taken by a man around 20 years old after an argument in a parking lot in El Sereno, Calif. Located not far from L.A.

A man who made himself famous by trying to transform himself into a cat has died in apparent suicide. Dennis Avner, better known throughout the world as the “Stalking Cat Man,” was found in his Nevada home on Nov. 5. He was 54.

Reports of a conflict between Jay-Z and Robert DeNiro have fans wondering what exactly went down between the two at Leonardo DiCaprio's birthday party.

Daniel Solomon of Mesa, Ariz., was almost killed by his wife, who was enraged by President Obama's re-election.

Amazon named “Call of Duty: Black Ops 2” the most preordered game in the company’s history, although those numbers don’t reflect the illegal copies of the game that have leaked onto the Internet and will almost certainly be readily available on torrent websites in the coming days.

After months offline the popular file sharing site Demonoid could be on its way back online, much to the chagrin of the United States copyright police.

Accusations that “Sesame Street” puppeteer Kevin Clash had sex with an underage boy have movie audiences rethinking the Kevin Clash they got to know throughout the documentary “Being Elmo.”

James Bond’s four-year absence from the silver screen has ratcheted expectations up to a level that could have made “Skyfall” a disappointment of “Die Another Day” proportions. Instead the world’s favorite spy has returned and set a new record for the Bond franchise, now in its 23rd installment.

While most normal Americans are relieved the long 2012 campaign is at last over, for those who can't stop speculating about the next election are focusing on Hillary Clinton.

Political feelings always run high in the home stretch of a campaign, but anyone looking to find the most depressing, offensive comments needed to look no further than Twitter after President Barack Obama won re-election over Mitt Romney.

The cat and mouse game between BitTorrent users and the copyright police continues with a study by The Pirate Bay finding that 70 percent of its fans currently use or are interested in using a service that would make them harder to identify.

The political fallout from CIA Director David Petraeus’ resignation only looks to be spreading up with the news an FBI whistleblower alerted House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.

Two states with some of the most beautiful natural features in America now have another green attraction point for tourists: The marijuana-legalization measures approved by voters in Colorado and Washington last week make it OK for adults 21 and older to possess small amounts of grass -- not only resident adults but also visiting adults.

A young woman has been fired from her job and is being investigated by the U.S. Secret Service for writing on Facebook that President Barack Obama might get assassinated during his second term. Denise Helms, 22, is also being called a racist in social-media circles because of the highly charged language in her post.

U.S. Army Gen. David Petraeus was reportedly having an extramarital affair with biographer Paula Broadwell. Even more salacious is the possibility that the apparent cuckold in this case previously wrote to an advice column in the New York Times.

The mysterious absence of climate change rhetoric during the 2012 presidential election may have been a serious omission after the results of a newly released poll from Rasmussen Reports found that an increasing number of American voters think global warming is a “serious problem.”

Daniel Day-Lewis has been at the center of speculation as a potential Academy Award winner as the best actor in a leading role ever since the first “Lincoln” trailer hit the Internet. However, the actor's inspiration in portraying Abraham Lincoln may have come more from “Team of Rivals,” the biography on which “Lincoln” is based, than from historical lore.

Critics used to criticizing Facebook for the social media giant’s privacy policies might have a new target to shoot at. The company, which recently surpassed one billion users worldwide, is testing a new feature that’d notify users of a new notification with a beeping sound.

Federal officials announced Friday they will not file charges against former Syracuse assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine. Authorities also said they have dropped the investigation into allegations Fine was a pedophile. Syracuse University fired Fine shortly after the claims surfaced on Nov. 17 of last year and the scandal threatened to permanently stain the legacy of longtime coach Jim Boeheim.

When Hurricane Sandy forced some New York and New Jersey residents to fight flooded streets and go without power, many of them have taken some solace by opening the snack cabinets. Now, as those affected by the storm return to work and school, all that junk food is making their pants a little bit tighter. The New York Times has termed the condition the "Sandy Five."

Michael Bay, the director of the “Transformers” movies, said Mark Wahlberg will be the new face of the franchise in the fourth sequel.

Tennessee State University announced Wednesday that a redshirt freshman collapsed and passed away during football practice.