The Washington Post / June 28, 2011 / By Jerry Markon and Christian Davenport The Justice Department is investigating the mishandling of remains at Arlington National Cemetery in a broad criminal inquiry that is also seeking evidence of possible con… more »

Cr note: You will not find this story very easily,if at all, within the vaunted halls of the mainstream media (here's the search link) This is the first of three articles on the criminal complaint that scanner-expert Doug Vogt filed last week with t… more »

Yahoo News/PC World By Tony Bradley A New York man learned the hard way that leaving your wireless router open to the general public can have some very negative consequences, and that the authorities tend to act first and ask questions second. You… more »

LA Times Blog The founders of the three largest online poker sites were indicted on Friday in what could serve as a death blow to a thriving industry. Eleven executives at PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker, Absolute Poker and a number of their affiliates w… more »

The Center For Public Integrity By John Solomon and Aaron MehtaA once-classified FBI memo reveals that the bureau treated a senior ABC News journalist as a potential confidential informant in the 1990s, pumping the reporter to ascertain the sourc… more »