Rebecca Gibian

During the Cold War, America’s most secretive counterespionage effort was in charge of cracking ciphers.

A Kansas archaeology professor believes he's found the lost city of Etzanoa.

Judge declared a mistrial on the other 10 counts.

Cohen says he acted in “coordination and the direction of a federal candidate.”

He has entered into a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York.

She also says that paying off her accuser was Anthony Bourdain's idea.

Tesla is not an ordinary automarker, and Elon Musk is not an ordinary CEO.

Elizabeth Boineau planned to sell her house for nearly $1 million. But she's tearing it down instead.

Maddy Wilford spent the summer interning with Dr. Igor Nichiporenko, the doctor who treated her after she was wounded.

Three journalists died investigating mercenaries tied directly to an oligarch and intelligence agency indicted by the Mueller probe.

Julian Carr's 1913 dedication of the statue was recalled in the protests on Monday night.

He threw out the old macho playbook and created his own.

A string of criminal trials shows the difficulty of organizing impenetrable criminal enterprise.

Gun rights activist Daniel Roberts is "exploring every avenue" to pursue legal action.

Dozens of dudes showed up to Union Square only to learn they were all there to meet the same woman.

Algorithms can search for and flag public posts on social media.