On Thursday, in an unprecedented crackdown on global mail fraud, the Justice Department and other agencies are attempting to shut down an international network of mail fraudsters that have stolen hundreds of millions of dollars from millions of victims in the U.S. alone.
The government's blacklist of the most deadly and criminal enterprises in the world is being joined by an unlikely member: A Canadian payment processor CNNMoney has been investigating for months.
Glenn Reynolds, a conservative columnist for USA Today, was suspended on Twitter after tweeting "run them down" in response to protesters blocking a highway.
Faced with a declining population that threatens the economy, Japanese officials are funding dating services in efforts to boost the declining birth rate.