It's been nine days since alleged gunman Eric Frein opened fire at a Pennsylvania police barracks, killing one officer and injuring another, and police have yet to discover his whereabouts. On Sunday, police conducting the search announced they'd discovered a rifle Frein had abandoned in the woods.

After viewers of beloved HBO show True Detective spent months turning the program into its own meme, Irish actor Colin Farrell has put the jokes out to pasture by announcing that he is in fact part of #TrueDetectiveSeason2.

The man who made it over the fence and through the White House doors on Friday while wielding a knife has been identified as 42-year-old Omar J. Gonzalez, an army veteran who retired in 2012 due to an undisclosed disability.

Today's worldwide People's Climate March is off to an exciting start as over 100,000 people are expected to flood the streets of New York City, alongside many thousands of others in London, Melbourne, and other cities around the globe.

A man in Bristol, England waited in the treacherous iPhone 6 line for two full days in order to win back his wife, who had left him last month after twenty years of marriage. The man sat outside the Apple store for a total of 44 hours in order to prove what a decent husband he is.

Tommy Schaefer, a 21-year-old American who was on vacation with his girlfriend and mother in Bali, has confessed to the murder of 62-year-old Sheila von Wiese-Mack, whose body was discovered stuffed in a bloody suitcase by a local taxi driver on August 13, police say.

A few hours after several new stolen celebrity nudes were posted to Reddit yesterday, new items from an apparently extensive collection of hacked celebrity photos started to pop up—including photos allegedly of Gabrielle Union, Kate Bosworth, Hayden Panetierre, and Lake Bell, and private videos said to feature Aubrey Plaza and Jennifer Lawrence. UPDATE 5:51 pm: Apparent photos of Rihanna, Amber Heard, and Meagan Good have also leaked to Reddit.

Several of this week's best stories examine the fragility of trust and the damage caused when one's belief in another's integrity shatters into pieces. Charity Johnson. New York Times television critic Alessandra Stanley. The United States military. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. All are guilty of betraying those around them: Johnson to family and friends, Stanley to readers, the military to its soldiers and the public, Rice, Hardy, and Goodell to the professional football league and its fans. But as these stories will also show, we, too, are often just as guilty. Guilty of not speaking up sooner. Guilty of being in denial despite knowing the truth. Guilty of lying—to ourselves and others. Trust, you've got to understand, is a complicated thing.

One NYPD officer died early Sunday morning in the Bronx after a van carrying several officers crashed into a median on the Bruckner Expressway at around 5 a.m. Eight other officers were injured and taken to several local hospitals.

A Daytona Beach, Fla. man will go to prison for five years after his neighbors caught him in the act of raping and fondling his eight-month-old pit bull puppy named Coco.

After police in Charlottesville searched the apartment of a UVA nursing assistant seen by eyewitnesses with his arm around Hannah Graham's waist on the night she went missing, the Daily Mail reports that authorities say they have no probable cause to arrest him.

The four diehard Washington Redskins fans who had signed-up to defend their team's name on the Daily Show surely knew that they were in for some jesting, but they were not prepared for the ambush that awaited them.

My abuser was quiet, soft-spoken and charming. He was the kind of man who would knock you down a flight of stairs then run down to kiss every wound. Despite the signs, he didn't fit the description of a violent person in my mind. I ignored the storm that was brewing and convinced myself that since he hadn't hit me, I in fact was not in an abusive relationship.

Vegetable farmers in Morlaix, France have taken to the streets to protest falling prices on their products, and they are not joking around. In an attempt have their cause recognized, they've begun dumping artichokes and manure everywhere and have burned down tax and insurance offices.

Early Saturday morning, a new round of celebrity nudes was dumped on 4chan and Reddit, TMZ reports. The new round of leaked photos includes intimate selfies of Kim Kardashian West and Vanessa Hudgens, and new photos of soccer goalie Hope Solo, Jennifer Lawrence, and Kaley Cuoco, all three of whom appeared in the cache of celebrity nudes that was leaked and widely shared earlier this month.

Idris Elba, a handsome, Mary Poppins-loving man with a winning smile, did a Reddit AMA yesterday that revealed many important things, most notably another chapter in the collected legendary tales of Nicolas Cage and his exceptional life.

Forty-six Turkish hostages, including diplomats, consulate guards and children, who had been captured and held for nearly three months by Islamic State militants in northern Iraq returned to Turkey Saturday morning following a successful Turkish covert operation. Three non-Turkish hostages taken in the same attack were also released.

Jimmy Fallon turned 40 years of old yesterday and to celebrate, people at the Tonight Show office arranged a special surprise for him, inviting his two sexy friends to dance out of a cake. Seth Rogen and James Franco shake it for the show host, but only as a sensual preamble for the real surprise.

Bummer city: Los Angeles' Bureau of Street Services has nixed a plan to run a giant slip 'n slide through downtown streets next weekend for fear that it might be a bad look given California's ongoing historic drought.

Congratulations on buying your new iPhone—now give it to someone else. According to the video above, alleged members of the Chinese mafia are reaping the benefits of other people waiting in line to buy the new iPhone for them.