Michael Kaplan
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Woman says cyber-stalking ex made life a horror movie with foreign spies, GPS on car, scrambling her phone (opens the original)
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A jilted psycho stalker turned his ex’s home into a horror movie — flashing lights in her room, turning her TV on and off and tracking her every move. Smart technology has made our lives more convenient, but the interconnectedness of gadgets leaves people especially vulnerable, according to security experts. A victim who spoke to The Post said she came home from a European trip to receive news of a seemingly thoughtful gesture from the guy she was dating. “He told me that I now have a smart hous
Four years after an extremist stabbed him, Salman Rushdie mulls visiting his attacker (opens the original)
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Beginning on Valentine’s Day of 1989, the Booker Prize winning author Salman Rushdie had a sword hanging over his head. For a period of time, threats of death followed him everywhere. The bloody culmination of his life spent alternately on the run and in public — with near-lethal consequences — is captured in “Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie,” a new documentary about Rushdie, his marriage and the dangers of fanaticism. Plagued by threats, Rushdie lived in hiding for some nine years
Dolly Partonâs $450M estate is being decided âbut will her family get a significant cut? (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton grew up in a tiny log cabin nestled north of the Smoky Mountains, one of 11 siblings living in abject poverty. But at the time of her death from cancer on August 25, the country superstar was worth some $450 million, ranking her among the top 100 richest self-made women in America, according to Forbes. Sheâd come a long way from âbarely getting byâ â as she sang in her hit tribute to working class life â9 to 5.â Her passing, less than 18 months after husband Carl Dean â
US military spending $500M on ‘war-ready’ laser weapons — and zapping drones in Iran, along US border: experts (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Iranian citizens have witnessed some dazzling laser shows recently — but they’re not the kind you’d see at a Metallica concert. The US military has been deploying lasers in the Strait of Hormuz to knock out regime hardware, taking out “drones and incoming cruise missiles at a much lower cost than using more expensive kinetic weapons like missiles,” the Department of War recently confirmed. The US project to harness laser power has been 50 years in
âTo Catch A Predatorâ movie has host furious: Hollywood has âtwisted it into something thatâs evilâ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Chris Hansen made his name as the force and face behind âTo Catch a Predator,â the controversial television show that specialized in having a video crew following law enforcement as they sprung on suspected (and unsuspecting) pedophiles. Now, with the Sept. 25 release of âPrimetime,â the roles are reversed. Hansen claims the movie, which stars Robert Pattinson as Hansen, is an inaccurate portrayal of his life and work. âThe reality is, t
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