Christopher Chaney, the 35-year-old man suspected of hacking Scarlett Johansson's nude photographs in September, was indicted on Wednesday on 26 counts of computer hacking, aggravated identity theft and illegal wiretapping.
Laura Matthews
Oct 12, 2011
Scarlett Johansson was a target of the hacker
Ellen Killoran
Oct 12, 2011
Federal officials on Wednesday arrested a Florida man and charged him with 26 counts of cyber-related crimes against Hollywood celebrities following an 11-month federal probe dubbed Operation Hackerazzi.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 12, 2011
Rep. Darrell Issa, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, sent a subpoena Wednesday to Attorney General Eric Holder as part of his investigation into the gun trafficking operation known as Fast and Furious.
Elisha Maldonado
Oct 12, 2011
Chaney used unsophisticated but highly effective techniques
Ellen Killoran
Oct 12, 2011
FBI will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. PST
Ellen Killoran
Oct 12, 2011
The U.S. State Department issued a Worldwide Travel Alert on Tuesday due to the Iran terror plot.
Mark Johanson
Oct 12, 2011
Police drained a well the day after demanding interview footage from local TV stations
Ellen Killoran
Oct 11, 2011
The attempted Anonymous takedown of the New York Stock Exchange Web site shows the strength and exposes the weakness of anarchist movements.
Melanie Jones
Oct 11, 2011
Cooper questioned whether the controversial subreddit promoted child pornography
Ellen Killoran
Oct 11, 2011
A Kansas City television station has received a grand jury subpoena for interviews it conducted in covering the disappearance of a 10-month-old baby last week, the station said on Monday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 11, 2011
Baby Lisa Irwin is still missing after a week since her parents last reported seeing her, and Kansas City police have re-enacted how the abduction could have taken place in the family home.
Laura Matthews
Oct 10, 2011
A former Miss Iceland who met Boston crime boss James Whitey Bulger and his girl friend in California was paid a $2 million reward for the tip that led to Bulger's arrest in June, the Boston Globe said on Sunday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 10, 2011
Anna Bjornsdottir, a former Miss Iceland 1974, has been publicly named as the tipster who led to arrest of fugitive James Whitey Bulger. She has received a $2 million reward for turning in the notorious gangster.
Laura Matthews
Oct 10, 2011
The tipseter who reportedly got $2 million in reward money for handing over information that led to the location of Boston crime boss James Whitey Bulger was apparently a former Miss Iceland, Anna Bjornsdottir. Bjornsdottir had reportedly been living in both Iceland and Santa Monica, where Bulger, 82, was living with his girlfriend, Catherine Greig, 60, according to a report from CBS station WBZ.
David Magee
Oct 10, 2011
Almost seven days since baby Lisa Irwin went missing from her crib in Kansas City, police have staged what appeared to be an unusual recreation of the kidnapping in an attempt to find more clues towards the whereabouts of the baby.
Ceylan Yeginsu
Oct 10, 2011
Police are investigating two new leads Saturday in the story of missing baby Lisa Irwin while her parents, Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Iwrin, announced they are organizing a monetary reward hoping it will lead to more information.
Julia Greenberg
Oct 08, 2011
A top U.S. Treasury Department official cautioned counterparts at the Energy Department that their plan to help a failing solar-power company, Solyndra LLC, by restructuring its $535 million federal loan could violate the law and should be cleared with the Justice Department.
salil jose
Oct 08, 2011
An Obama administration appointee at the U.S. Energy Department pressed White House analysts to sign off on a $535 million loan guarantee for Solyndra LLC even though his wife worked for the failed solar-panel maker's law firm.
Eric Linton
Oct 08, 2011
All eyes have turned to Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin in the mysterious disappearance of baby Lisa Irwin.
Julia Greenberg
Oct 07, 2011
Lisa's mother reportedly failed a lie detector test
Ellen Killoran
Oct 07, 2011
A Saudi Arabian man was questioned after attempting to open the cabin door on an American Eagle flight bound for Indianapolis.
Mark Johanson
Oct 07, 2011