Reality Winner sentenced for leaking top secret U.S. report
A federal judge sentenced former U.S. intelligence contractor Reality Winner on Thursday to more than five years in prison after she admitted leaking to a media outlet a top secret report on Russian interference in U.S. elections, her attorney said.
U.S. intelligence contractor Reality Winner sentenced for leaking report
A federal judge sentenced former U.S. intelligence contractor Reality Winner on Thursday to more than five years in prison after she admitted leaking to a media outlet a top secret report on Russian interference in U.S. elections, her attorney said.
Oklahoma Medicaid tests new tactic to curb U.S. drug costs
A new front in the battle over the cost of expensive medicines in the United States is opening up in Oklahoma, the first state where the government’s Medicaid program is negotiating contracts for prescription drugs based on how well they work.
Hurricane Lane threatens direct hit on Hawaii, churns toward Oahu
Hurricane Lane, threatening a direct hit as Hawaii’s worst storm in a quarter century, on Thursday churned toward Oahu, the island with the largest population, as schools, government offices and business closed and residents stocked up on supplies.
Reality Winner to be sentenced for leaking top secret U.S. report
Former U.S. intelligence contractor Reality Winner, who pleaded guilty to illegally leaking to a media outlet a top secret report on Russian interference in U.S. elections, was due to be sentenced on Thursday in Georgia.
Hurricane Lane churns toward Hawaii, residents stock up
Hurricane Lane churned slowly toward Hawaii late on Wednesday as schools, government offices and business closed and residents stocked up on supplies and boarded up homes.
Scramble for food and water as Hurricane Lane approaches Hawaii
Hurricane Lane, threatening a direct hit as Hawaii’s worst storm in a quarter century, churned toward the main island of Oahu on Wednesday as schools, government offices and business closed while residents stocked up on supplies and boarded up homes.
Approaching hurricane sparks runs in Hawaii on plywood, water and gasoline
Micco Godinez, who rents out kayaks on the island of Kauai and loves surfing, said he was twice tempted to hit the waves on Wednesday but kept his focus on a more pressing concern – getting ready to board up his home for a major hurricane.
Panic, hoarding in Hawaii as Hurricane Lane bears down
Fearful Hawaii residents stocked up on water and gasoline on Wednesday as Hurricane Lane bore down on the U.S. islands with high winds, lashing rains and the potential to trigger “life threatening” flooding and landslides.
Accused killer of Iowa college student appears in court
A 24-year-old farm worker accused of killing an Iowa college student who vanished while jogging made a first court appearance on Wednesday as the case reignited a national debate over illegal immigration and crime.
