New Law Makes DC Sniper Eligible for Parole in 2020

So called “D.C. Sniper” Lee Boyd Malvo’s quest to be paroled came to an end Monday when Virginia’s governor signed off on a law that changes the rules for juvenile sentences in the state.

Victoria’s Secret Sold, CEO to Step Down

In their continuing efforts to turn around the struggling Victoria’s Secret chain, the company’s owner has sold 55 percent of the company in a deal that will see its controversial CEO step down.

Demolition Company Tears Down Wrong House

This is why the old adage “Measure Twice, Cut Once” exists. Had this construction crew heeded the advice, Jeremy Wenninger would still have his home.

Airports Warn Of Real ID Deadline Chaos

Those who haven’t updated their identification to one that is Real ID compliant by October’s deadline will find themselves turned away from their flight.

Customs Agents Seize Human Brain at Canadian Border

In monitoring packages sent to the U.S. from abroad, Customs and Border Protection officers regularly seize such things as illegal prescription drugs, narcotics, live animals and even an occasional person who’s trying to avoid spending money on airfare. But on Wednesday, they took possession of something they’d never seized before: a human brain.