Topic: John Malcolm

The Justice Department announced that more than 300 people have been charged with committing crimes "under the guise" of peaceful protests that erupted nationwide following the police-involved killing of George Floyd.

Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser died Friday, his office said. He was 84.

Oman announced new discoveries of oil and natural gas at the Budour Northeast field.

Three New Yorkers accused of DVD piracy were no match for two black Labradors who sniffed out the sham discs, leaving the men to lick their proverbial wounds.

Major Hollywood movie studios are suing to stop the Web site ShowStash from allegedly making movie piracy on the Internet easy.

The California operator of the peer-to-peer Web network "Smoking House" pleaded guilty Friday to conspiracy and conspiracy to commit grand theft.

The Motion Picture Association of America Thursday announced 250 lawsuits against people who illegally downloaded movies over the Internet.

North Carolina state authorities have raided the home and business of a man suspected of illegally providing movies and other materials for internet downloads.

The Motion Picture Association of America is launching civil and criminal actions worldwide against movie pirates in a bid to curb illegal film downloading.

Movie piracy could cost the entertainment industry $15 billion over the next four years, The Hollywood Reporter said Friday.