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SLED: Early Suspicions Raised By Investigators At Walter Scott Murder Scene
PRESS RELEASE FROM SLED: Responding agents of the S.C. Law Enforcement Division were concerned by what they found at the scene of the April 4th shooting death of 50-year-old Walter Scott by a former North Charleston Police Officer and reported those concerns to the agency’s chief within a few hours of the incident. “Our agents and crime scene technicians arrived […]
VIDEO: Sorry, Completists: No More Simpsons DVD Sets – IGN News
The Simpsons showrunner Al Jean has revealed that seasons of the animated sitcom will no longer be released on DVD.
VIDEO: Edward Snowden Gives John Oliver Password Advice
Edward Snowden, the American who absconded to Russia after leaking classified information from the NSA to the media, gave John Oliver some general advice about picking the right passwords for your accounts. Snowden told Oliver, “I think the best advice here is to shift your thinking from passwords to passphrases.”
VIDEO: ‘Game of Thrones’: D.C. edition
“Game of Thrones” season five premieres April 12 on HBO. Here’s a re-creation of the “Game of Thrones” opening sequence as imagined in the nation’s capital, with the D.C. equivalent of power players and landmarks.
VIDEO: We Don’t Know What We Need Till We See It: Rentrak CEO
April 9 — Rentrak Vice Chairman and CEO Bill Livek discusses big data and the art and science of marketing. He speaks on “In The Loop.”
VIDEO: Jobless Claims Tick Up; Still at 15-Year Low
Jobless claims remained at the lowest level in fifteen years on Wednesday. Plus, three stocks to watch. Photo: Getty
VIDEO: Wonderland, ou comment survivre au deuil d’un être cher grâce à la photographie.
Comment une femme, la photographe Kirsty Mitchell, a fait le deuil de sa mère en réalisant « Wonderland », une incroyable collection photographique qui nous entraine dans son pays des merveilles.
VIDEO: Thu., April 9: Watch Zynga Stock on CEO Return
Zynga, Alcoa and Mylan are among today’s stocks to watch. Photo:
VIDEO: Heard: Investors Shouldn’t Misread Fed as Dovish
Assumptions by investors that the Fed is turning dovish on rates could prove to be costly. WSJ’s Justin Lahart explains. Photo: Getty
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