Ayoola Atitebi

Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin man who disappeared in August after an alleged kayaking incident, has voluntarily returned to the United States and is expected to face legal consequences, according to Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll. Borgwardt's mysterious disappearance began when he was last seen in Green Lake while preparing to go kayaking. His vehicle, trailer, and kayak were discovered near the lake, which is approximately 200 feet deep. A extensive search operation lasting over 50 days and costing at least $35,000 was conducted to locate him. Investigators developed theories that Borgwardt might have fled the country, potentially to meet an online acquaintance in Uzbekistan. During his absence, he traveled through multiple countries, including Canada, before eventually making contact with authorities in early November. Upon his return, Borgwardt provided investigators with an explanation for his disappearance. He claimed to have […]

A significant Chinese hacking campaign has been uncovered, affecting telecommunications infrastructure across multiple nations, according to senior US government officials. The operation, identified as "Salt Typhoon," represents one of the most extensive intelligence breaches in US history. The hack targeted at least eight major US telecommunications companies, including prominent providers like AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen Technologies. According to White House official Anne Neuberger, the intrusion potentially exposed private communications for a "large number" of Americans, though classified communications appear uncompromised. US cybersecurity experts describe the breach's scope as unprecedented. Jeff Greene from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency noted that the complexity of the infiltration makes predicting a complete resolution timeline "impossible." The hackers reportedly accessed three distinct types of information: Call records showing phone numbers and call times, with a particular focus on Washington DC-area communications Live phone calls […]