Two FBI agents carried out a multi-stage plan to steer Khalil Abu Rayyan into terrorism. The first pretended to be in love with him, and broke his heart. Then the second one manipulated his suicidal inclinations by proposing terrorism as a substitute.

The plan didn't actually work: he didn't do anything. But it gave the FBI an excuse to search his house and find that he owned a gun.

Since the only reason to search his house was the plan to entrapment him, the gun should be invalid evidence and all charges should be dropped.

Oakland, California, which used to have lots of slums, is now too expensive for poor people to live in at all.

What the Bay Area needs is a lot of non-luxurious housing built near mass transit lines.

A Hamas militant put a bomb on a bus, and was killed by wounds from it.

Audi developed emissions test cheating software in 1999 but didn't use it. Volkswagen got it 10 years later and actually used it.

US citizens: call on the Treasury Department to launch investigations of tax dodgers revealed by the Panama papers