Megan Basham

Police say the couple was found inside their Santa Fe home with an unsecured door and scattered pills near Arakawa's body. A search warrant reveals Arakawa's body showed signs of mummification, suggesting she had been dead for some time before being discovered. Police found her body in a bathroom with scattered pills nearby, while 95-year-old Hackman was in a separate room.

Police say the couple was found inside their Santa Fe home with an unsecured door and scattered pills near Arakawa's body. A search warrant reveals Arakawa's body showed signs of mummification, suggesting she had been dead for some time before being discovered. Police found her body in a bathroom with scattered pills nearby, while 95-year-old Hackman was in a separate room.

One of their dogs was also found dead, but their other two survived. Hackman, a two-time Oscar winner, was last seen in public a year ago. His decades-long career included iconic roles in The French Connection and Unforgiven.

One of their dogs was also found dead, but their other two survived. Hackman, a two-time Oscar winner, was last seen in public a year ago. His decades-long career included iconic roles in The French Connection and Unforgiven.

In a statement, Bezos said the paper will cover other topics too, but he said viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published by others. Now, despite some backlash, Bezos doubled down on that stance, stating, "'I'm confident that free markets and personal liberties are right for America. I also believe these viewpoints are underserved in the current market of ideas and news opinion.

In a statement, Bezos said the paper will cover other topics too, but he said viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published by others. Now, despite some backlash, Bezos doubled down on that stance, stating, "'I'm confident that free markets and personal liberties are right for America. I also believe these viewpoints are underserved in the current market of ideas and news opinion.

I'm excited for us together to fill that void.'" The move, however, has sparked outrage from left-leaning readers and staff, including the resignation of the Post's current opinion editor.

I'm excited for us together to fill that void.'" The move, however, has sparked outrage from left-leaning readers and staff, including the resignation of the Post's current opinion editor.

Yeah, you know, that was quite something because we're talking about an unprecedented request here, something that really no other democratic nation has demanded. Essentially what happened is two years ago, Apple introduced a new iCloud feature for iPhone users known as Advanced Data Protection, ADP. And what it does is it allows users to encrypt really almost anything they upload to iCloud.

Yeah, you know, that was quite something because we're talking about an unprecedented request here, something that really no other democratic nation has demanded. Essentially what happened is two years ago, Apple introduced a new iCloud feature for iPhone users known as Advanced Data Protection, ADP. And what it does is it allows users to encrypt really almost anything they upload to iCloud.

That includes messages, notes, photos, iPhone backups, things like that. ADP renders all of that indecipherable to anyone who isn't the user. But then last month, according to whistleblowers, the British government asked Apple to create a backdoor mechanism to allow them to bypass that encryption in order to access the private user data. And in fact, data that even Apple isn't able to access.

That includes messages, notes, photos, iPhone backups, things like that. ADP renders all of that indecipherable to anyone who isn't the user. But then last month, according to whistleblowers, the British government asked Apple to create a backdoor mechanism to allow them to bypass that encryption in order to access the private user data. And in fact, data that even Apple isn't able to access.

And what's key here is that UK officials were not just requesting the right to spy on their own citizens, but this demand included the ability to retrieve content that any Apple user anywhere in the world had uploaded to the iCloud. And that means they were asking to see data of other countries' users without informing the governments of those nations.

And what's key here is that UK officials were not just requesting the right to spy on their own citizens, but this demand included the ability to retrieve content that any Apple user anywhere in the world had uploaded to the iCloud. And that means they were asking to see data of other countries' users without informing the governments of those nations.

Now, this request was reportedly made last month, but Apple hadn't disclosed it until a few days ago when they announced that they weren't going to comply because they say that once a backdoor like this exists, it's only a matter of time before bad actors beyond government agencies learn how to use it.

Now, this request was reportedly made last month, but Apple hadn't disclosed it until a few days ago when they announced that they weren't going to comply because they say that once a backdoor like this exists, it's only a matter of time before bad actors beyond government agencies learn how to use it.

Now, that said, Apple did state that they were dropping the ADP feature from users in the UK and sources told the New York Times that Apple is hoping that will convince British officials to drop their demand. Apple put out a statement saying that they are gravely disappointed that they won't be able to offer the security feature to British customers.

Now, that said, Apple did state that they were dropping the ADP feature from users in the UK and sources told the New York Times that Apple is hoping that will convince British officials to drop their demand. Apple put out a statement saying that they are gravely disappointed that they won't be able to offer the security feature to British customers.

And they added, quoting here, as we have said many times before, we have never built a backdoor or master key to any of our products and we never will.

And they added, quoting here, as we have said many times before, we have never built a backdoor or master key to any of our products and we never will.