Search For Motive In Las Vegas Shooting Continues

Stephen Paddock, the man who shot, and killed 58 people and wounded hundreds more, may have been experiencing financial problems. At least that's what Las Vegas' sheriff said. Paddock, 64, a high-stakes gambler and investor in real estate lost a "significant amount".

Recently, law enforcement officers in New Mexico's stopped a van that was wanted in connection with a kidnapping in Las Vegas and what they discovered was absolutely horrifying; inside the back of the van was a kidnapped Las Vegas female tightly bound.

The Bundy standoff trial has just started and as expected the people involved in the armed conflict with the government are going to jail. A judge in New Hampshire has sentenced Gerald ‘Jerry’ DeLemus to jail for more than seven years.  .

In August, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were battling for the White House, a hacker group called ‘Shadow Brokers' released classified NSA hacking instruments. Then they laid claim they weren't in league with Moscow. To some, that same assertion now looks.

People buy weapons for all kinds of reasons. Personal protection is usually at the top of the list when buyers are asked their reason. The issue gets a little stickier when it comes to permits to carry concealed weapons. Not all states.

Protecting Client Privacy In The Digital World Britain's Information Commissioner's Office has sounded the alarm for attorneys to keep personal information security following multiple data breaches involving client information. The ICO in England can sanction a firm with up to a half-million.

Cheating, fraud, and theft are genuine problems for the gambling industry in Las Vegas. There’s all kinds of crimes committed in Sin City. Often they involve a casino. The crimes in casinos range from a Three Stooges type farce to something worthy.

Jeffrey Skilling, the former CEO of Enron Corp. is officially out of options for challenging his 2006 conviction on charges of conspiracy, securities fraud, insider trading and lying to auditors. The very public former head of the failed accounting firm, who is.

We no longer need to concern ourselves with having the correct foreign currency as our credit and debit cards are accepted all over the world. Carrying cash in our wallets has become superfluous, not to mention dangerous. However, credit and debit cards.

It is also of paramount importance to remember that consumers are responsible for safeguarding their personal identity numbers (PIN’s) and that these numbers should under no circumstances be made known to anyone, not even bank employees. PIN’s are used exclusively for transactions.