Thomas Barrabi

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Tom Barrabi is a reporter for the International Business Times. He graduated from Fairfield University in 2011, and has also written for Men's Fitness, Complex, GuySpeed, and Handlebar Magazine.

Chinese Navy Warns US Surveillance Plane To Abort Scouting Mission In South China Sea, Report Says

The surveillance plane was conducting a scouting mission to assess China’s progress in building military installations on disputed islands in the South China Sea.

Russian Military Expansion Continues With 250 New Aircraft By End Of 2015, Including Helicopters And Drones, Report Says

Western nations have expressed increasing apprehension at Russia’s increased military activity since the Kremlin ordered the annexation of Crimea in March 2014.

Aaron Hernandez Involved In Gang-Related Prison Fight, Served As Lookout For Another Inmate, Report Says

The former Patriots player purportedly served as a lookout for another inmate as he confronted a fellow prisoner in his cell.

NFL Los Angeles Team: Oakland Remains Raiders Owner Mark Davis' Top Choice For Stadium

The Raiders have a year-to-year lease at the Oakland Coliseum, their home since they returned to the city in 1995.

PayPal To Pay $25 Million To Settle Complaint Of Illegally Enrolling Consumers In Its Online Credit Program

“PayPal illegally signed up consumers for its online credit product without their permission," the watchdog Consumer Financial Protection Bureau alleged.

Los Angeles Clippers Rumors: Chris Paul, DeAndre Jordan Rift Doesn't Exist, Teammate Says

“Those guys are brothers, man," Clippers player Dahntay Jones said.

NFLPA Requests Roger Goodell Recuse Himself From Tom Brady Suspension Appeal Hearing

Goodell is unlikely to recuse himself from his role as arbitrator, according to a report.

France-Russia Mistral Carriers Update: French Government Ready To Offer Compensation, Report Says

The French government reportedly hopes to sell the Mistrals to a third party, but Russia has vowed it will permit a sale only to certain nations.

Who Is Jeffery Ryan Conlin? Houston Police Identify Suspect In Fatal Officer Richard Martin Hit-And-Run

Jeffery Ryan Conlin, 33, reportedly will face capital murder charges in Officer Richard Martin's death.

Chicago Bulls Rumors: Derrick Rose, Jimmy Butler Tension Affected Playoff Performance, Report Says

Derrick Rose scored just four points in the final three quarters of Chicago's Game 6 loss to the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

France-Russia Mistral Warships Deal: Settlement Negotiations Underway But Amount, Timing Of Compensation Are Issues

The two nations remain divided on the amount of compensation Russia will receive, as well as when the payment will occur.

Could Amtrak Derailment Become A Criminal Investigation? FBI To Analyze Windshield Damage Possibly Caused By Projectile

The FBI could take control of the investigation into the train's derailment if it determines deliberate wrongdoing caused the crash.

Richard Martin, Houston Police Officer, Killed After Suspect Intentionally Struck Him With Vehicle, Authorities Say

Officer Richard Martin, 47, died after he was struck while he attempted to lay spike strips to prevent the suspect's escape.

Russia Will Own Hundreds Of Military Drones By 2025

The unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, will purportedly serve a variety of functions within the Russian military.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Sentenced To Death: Boston Marathon Bomber To Face Execution

After three days of deliberations, a federal grand jury announced the 21-year-old Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will face death by lethal injection.

US-Venezuela Sanctions 'Hinder Human Rights': Democrats Ask Obama To Avoid Further Penalties Against Venezuelan Leaders

“Beyond negative impacts on regional cooperation, the sanctions may actually hinder human rights and dialogue inside Venezuela."

Mitt Romney Vs. Evander Holyfield: Fight Details, Tale Of The Tape For Charity Boxing Match In Salt Lake City

Luckily for Romney, the "fight" will raise money for Charity Vision, a Utah nonprofit that combats sight loss in developing countries.

France-Russia Mistral Warships Deal: Canceled Sale Not Considered Major Issue, Russian Officials Say

The fact that Russia is getting its money back instead of the two helicopter carrier ships appears to have eased tensions.

Russia, China To Conduct Naval Exercises In Aegean Sea As Part Of 'Joint Sea 2015 Drills'

The naval training exercises will go from Sunday through Thursday, according to a report.

Amtrak Derailment Travel Options: Bus Companies, Airlines Cope With Increased Demand Along East Coast

Bus companies like Greyhound and Megabus are cross-honoring Amtrak tickets, while airlines like Delta have drawn criticism over shuttle prices.

Amtrak Derailment Press Conference: 8th Victim Confirmed, 43 Remain Hospitalized, All Passengers Accounted For

Philadelphia Michael Nutter declined to reveal the eighth victim's name out of respect to the family.

Iranian Ships Fire Warning Shots At Singapore Cargo Vessel: Report

Five gunboats fired shots across the cargo ship's bow in the Persian Gulf Thursday, according to a report.

France, Russia's Canceled Mistral Warships Deal Could Cost French Government Billions, Report Says

France and Russia "have significant differences in regard to compensational payments" related to the canceled warship deal, the report said.

Freddie Gray Protests, Riots Caused $9M In Damage To Baltimore Businesses, Federal Agency Estimates

In the days of unrest that followed the shooting death of Freddie Gray, about 285 Baltimore businesses were damaged, the Small Business Administration estimates.