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The Russian hacker group known as REvil has named televangelist Kenneth Copeland as its latest victim, threatening to release 1.2 terrabytes of sensitive data if he declines to pay their unspecified ransom demands. REvil on Wednesday issued a statement saying it had taken over the servers of Kenneth Copeland Ministries, the Texas-based international church of the prominent 83-year-old pastor. 'Absolutely all servers and working computers of the company are hacked and encrypted,' the group said in the statement on the Dark Web, which was reviewed by DailyMail.com. REvil released images of a file library purporting to show the stolen data, and claiming the information included 'financial documents, contracts, bank documents, sales history, emails.' REvil on Wednesday issued a statement saying it had taken over the servers of Kenneth Copeland Ministries. Above, the pastor laughs maniacally mocking Joe Biden REvil released this statement saying it had hacked servers of Ken

The former Bay Area home belonging to Robin Williams has sold for $5.35million - a nearly $2million drop from its initial asking price in November 2019.   The six-bedroom home in Marin County had its first price cut in August 2020, when the $7.25milion asking price was slashed down to $5.995million, SF Gate reports. The 6,500-square-foot residence at 95 Saint Thomas Way was built in 1987 and sits on a double lot with stunning views.  Former Bay Area home belonging to Robin Williams has sold for $5.35million The six-bedroom home in Marin County had its first price cut in August 2020, when the $7.25milion asking price was slashed down to $5.995million Almost every room in the home provides an elegant view of the San Francisco Bay A beautiful pool sits outside the dining room In addition to the large number of bedrooms, the large abode also has 6.5 bathrooms, according to the listing for the home.  Almost every room in the home provides an elegant view of the San Francisco Bay.  Outside,

A woman was shocked to discover part of a human heart floating in a jar of formaldehyde in the kitchen of her new home.  Kathryn Gaston, from Glasgow, entered a picture of the aortic valve into a competition to determine the 'freakiest new home finds'.  Unsurprisingly, Ms Gaston won the competition, held by sofa company ScS and was rewarded with a free sofa worth £849.99.  Other bizarre finds from the 500 entries included two animal skulls as part of a 'witch decoy kit' found under the stairs by Kerrie Jackson in Wrexham.  A woman was shocked to discover part of a human heart floating in a jar of formaldehyde in the kitchen of her new home. Kathryn Gaston, from Glasgow, entered a picture of the aortic valve into a competition to determine the 'freakiest new home finds' Other bizarre finds from the 500 entries in the competition, held by sofa company ScS, included two animal skulls as part of a 'witch decoy kit' found under the stairs by Kerrie Jackson in

New York City's official financial watchdog is suing Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration for allegedly refusing to turn over documents related to their handling of the coronavirus pandemic.   Comptroller Scott Stringer filed a lawsuit at the New York Supreme Court on Wednesday, six months after launching an investigation into the city's preparation and response to the outbreak in March.  Stringer, who recently announced he is running for mayor, has accused the city of failing to comply with the probe, claiming it has 'continually delayed' handing over documents since his initial request in May.  Comptroller Scott Stringer, who is running to replace Bill De Blasio as NYC mayor, filed a lawsuit against the city on Wednesday, accusing officials of failing to comply with his investigation into their response to the pandemic Stringer had announced probe earlier this year saying New Yorkers deserved 'an objective assessment' on the city's handling of the

Donald Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani delivered a rambling monologue Thursday meant to reveal evidence for a 'massive' vote fraud where he quoted 'My Cousin Vinny' and claimed he had 'hundreds' of sworn affidavits as evidence that he would not share - because, he claimed, their lives would be at risk. After suffering dozens of legal defeats on President Trump's multi-state case to throw out ballots, Giuliani resorted to an extended rant about alleged fraud to reporters packed in tightly at the Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington.   'Did you all watch My Cousin Vinny?' he said, seeking to make the point that election observers were kept too far away from ballots during the count. 'These people were further away than My Cousin Vinny was from the witness,' he said.  Giuliani, the former New York mayor, even acted out part of a scene played by actor Joe Pesci, using a Brooklyn accent. He called it one of his favorite crime films.