A former church pastor who once chased fame on American Idol has been found guilty of murdering his wife inside their Ohio home. Caleb Flynn, 40, shot his wife, Ashley Flynn, 37, twice in the back of the head while she slept. It happened on February 16 at their house in Tipp City, close to Dayton. When police arrived, Flynn told them that strangers had broken in and shot her. Investigators, however, did not buy his story. The case went to trial for eight days. Then the jury took less than three hours to reach a decision. Flynn cried as the verdict was read out. He was found guilty on nine charges, including aggravated murder and tampering with evidence. He now faces life in prison with no chance of parole, and he will be sentenced on October 5. So how did police link him to the crime? The court heard that officers used body camera video, along with data from Flynn's iPhone and Apple Watch. According to the BBC , dozens of witnesses also took the stand during the trial. The most im...

  T he United States says it is working with Nigeria to acquire 12 AH-1Z Viper helicopters, a step both countries describe as a boost to Nigeria's defense and to security across the region. When two governments say they are "advancing" a partnership, the real test is what they are willing to put on the table. For the United States and Nigeria, that answer now includes a fleet of 12 AH-1Z Viper helicopters. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the U.S. Mission in Nigeria confirmed that both countries are planning the acquisition. The Mission described it as clear evidence of a shared commitment to build up Nigeria's defense capabilities. The statement said security cooperation between the two nations "continues to advance." In simple terms, the work they do together is not slowing down. It is picking up pace, and both sides say the goal is the same: a safer and more secure region. The helicopters, however, are only one part of the picture. According to the U.S. ...