In July 2017, federal agents took down the Alphabay marketplace, then one of the largest and most profitable sources for drugs on the dark web. At the time, it seemed like a messy end to the string of dark net takedowns that started with the Silk Road. But more than a year and a half after the takedown, federal agents are still making arrests in Alphabay cases, chasing down dealers who sold drugs through the site.
The most recent case came to a close this past week, when Canadian national Christopher Bantli pled guilty to selling fentanyl and other opioid analogues through Alphabay under the name “canadasunshine.” Bantli sold to a string of undercover DEA agents throughout 2015 and 2016, and was indicted under seal as early as September...
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The prestigious Cricket Club of India (CCI) covered the portrait of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, in a unique way of protest against the dastardly terror attack on CRPF convoy in Kashmir's Pulwama.
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Pat Cummins dethroned Kagiso Rabada to become the number one Test bowler in latest ICC Rankings.
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Focus would be trained on in-form opener Smriti Mandhana when she leads the Board President's XI in a warm-up match against the visiting England women's team on Monday.
What looked like a one-sided game for the most part was turned upside down in a short spell as the Melbourne Renegades triggered a collapse of epic proportions.
Cricket Australia has admitted that lack of crowds for the Big Bash League games, especially in Sydney and Melbourne is a big challenge for the board to tackle.
