Former Austrian intelligence official Egisto Ott was convicted of espionage for Russia, sentenced to over four years in prison. The case reveals extensive data theft from police and interior ministry databases, reviving concerns about Russian intelligence operations in Austria.
Russell Henley maintained a two-shot lead over Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama after Saturday's third round at the Sony Open in Honolulu, with Henley shooting 67 and Matsuyama posting an impressive 63.
Two teenage gunmen opened fire at San Diego's largest mosque, killing three men including a security guard credited with preventing greater casualties, before taking their own lives. Police are investigating as a hate crime.
Civil rights groups including the ACLU filed a lawsuit Monday to block Texas Senate Bill 4, which allows state police to arrest migrants and magistrates to issue deportation orders, arguing immigration enforcement is exclusively federal authority.
Martín Arrau assumes Chile's Public Security Ministry after Trinidad Steinert's brief 69-day tenure, amid pressure for concrete security plans against organized crime and drug trafficking.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested and flown to The Hague to face ICC charges for crimes against humanity during the drug war. Senators Dela Rosa and retired police chief Albayalde are reportedly next on the ICC's arrest list.
Utah author Kouri Richins, accused of fatally poisoning her husband with fentanyl in 2022, now faces additional attempted murder charges for allegedly drugging him on Valentine's Day weeks earlier. She published a children's grief book after his death while concealing the crime.
A South Korean court has extended the prison sentence for the wife of an ousted president, marking another legal setback in an ongoing case involving the former first family.
Two men who pleaded guilty in a dangerous driving case that resulted in a 12-year-old boy being seriously injured have avoided jail time.
A federal judge scolded prosecutors for pursuing detention proceedings against accused White House Correspondents' Dinner gunman Cole Allen despite his agreement to remain in custody, calling the effort inefficient.
Mexico City police arrested three suspects in connection with a March 12 shooting in Iztapalapa that killed one person and wounded four others, using surveillance footage to track the suspects.
The U.S. has charged Sinaloa's governor and nine other Mexican officials with drug trafficking and weapons offenses for allegedly aiding the Sinaloa cartel's massive fentanyl and narcotics shipments into the US.
Montenegro publicly criticizes John Textor as a coward and mocks his SAF proposal for Botafogo, while courts restore Eagle's political power and weaken Textor's position in the club's corporate structure.
Brazilian actor Stênio Garcia secured a judicial victory entitling him to receive R$ 5,000 monthly alimony from his ex-wife, resolving part of an ongoing family dispute.
Indonesian police arrested 321 foreign nationals in Jakarta during a raid on an illegal online gambling operation, marking one of the country's largest crackdowns on digital betting networks targeting players outside Indonesia.
Chile's Interior Ministry fired a government lawyer who missed a crucial hearing in a police murder case after claiming he fell into deep sleep from medication. The absence may exclude the government from the judicial process.
Elon Musk's trial against OpenAI co-founders alleges the company 'stole a charity' by converting to a for-profit model, seeking billions in damages and leadership changes. The case raises fundamental questions about AI governance and charitable obligations.
Two men are facing prison after being found guilty of a serious assault on Erdington High Street.
Police in Balneário Pinhal, Brazil arrested a criminal gang operating a sextortion scheme that defrauded a resident of R$5,000. The operation targeted victims through intimate image blackmail.
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower, debris from Halley's Comet, reaches its peak tonight with optimal viewing conditions. Stargazers are advised on best times and locations to observe the celestial event.
Omar Alonso Chávez Carrasco, son of Mexican boxing icon Julio César Chávez, was detained by state police in Culiacán on May 20. The reason for his arrest remains unclear.
A driver rammed a car into a crowd in Mannheim, Germany on Monday, killing one person and injuring others. A suspect is in custody as authorities investigate the incident.
Ryan Giggs faces trial for controlling, coercive behavior and assault against ex-girlfriend Kate Greville over three years, with prosecutors alleging a pattern of physical and psychological abuse including a November 2020 headbutt incident.
Philippines Justice Secretary advises former President Duterte and Senator Dela Rosa to avoid travel to countries where the ICC can influence judicial systems, as the international court continues investigating the drug war.
Human remains discovered in Pennsylvania woods are being tested to determine if they belong to Travelle Martin, a man who fled police after a domestic assault and robbery in January 2025.
Perth Wildcats import Jo Lual-Acuil was fined $1010 for striking during a post-match scuffle with Cairns Taipans, while two other players received smaller fines for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango clothing empire founder Isak Andic, arrested on suspicion of murder after his father's December 2024 cliff fall. Investigators cite inconsistencies in his account and suspect premeditated involvement.
Spanish court acquits Shakira of tax fraud charges and orders the government to refund over €60 million, rejecting tax authority's arguments in the high-profile case.
A 38-year-old man died after being attacked by a 13-foot great white shark at Horseshoe Reef near Rottnest Island off Western Australia's coast. Authorities are urging additional caution in the area following the second fatal shark attack in Australia this year.
Joliet Police Department uses monthly VR training with Axon to improve officer decision-making and de-escalation techniques, addressing concerns raised after a resident's death.
A Brazilian judge fined lawyers who concealed an AI prompt in a legal petition to deceive the court's AI system, marking a significant enforcement action against judicial AI manipulation.
Downtown DC streets face closures and parking restrictions through Saturday due to IMF and World Bank spring meetings. Drivers should expect significant delays in the affected areas.
Aimee Bock, leader of a $250M Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, allegedly directed her son to leak protected court documents to media and lawmakers to minimize her role ahead of sentencing.
A civil police officer was arrested in Rio de Janeiro for fatally shooting a rideshare passenger during a traffic dispute in the Pechincha neighborhood. The incident escalated from a road rage altercation captured on camera.
Police confirm remains of a newborn have been found in Sussex countryside after a massive search. The baby's mother Constance Marten and partner Mark Gordon, arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter, remain in custody.
CEDEAO tribunal ruled Cabo Verde acted outside jurisdiction detaining Colombian businessman Alex Saab, alleged Maduro proxy, and ordered his release to house arrest instead of preventive prison.
Arcadia's mayor has resigned and agreed to plead guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China, including spreading pro-Communist propaganda within the Asian community.
The three sons of Kouri Richins, convicted of poisoning their father with fentanyl, testified they would feel unsafe if she were released, supporting prosecutors' push for life without parole.
FBI agents executed search warrants at multiple Twin Cities daycares and autism centers as part of a public fraud investigation, with Quality Learning Center among the targeted businesses.
Two teenage shooters killed five people at San Diego's largest mosque before dying by self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Authorities are investigating as a hate crime.
A BBC investigation into fake animal shelters in Uganda has led to the arrest of a suspect and rescue of dozens of dogs used in online donation scams. Scammers posted distressed dogs on social media to defraud international donors of hundreds of thousands of pounds.
A German tourist won a €986.70 payout after a German court ruled his package holiday was defective due to inability to access sun loungers reserved by other guests with towels.
Kerala High Court sentenced a husband to six months imprisonment for harassing his wife under Section 498A, ruling that domestic cruelty cases don't require independent witnesses since abuse occurs behind closed doors.
Students from three São Paulo state universities and unionists marched against Governor Tarcísio de Freitas, protesting police violence, privatizations of water, transport and highways, and inadequate student support policies.
A businessman accused of bribing a prison guard to smuggle phones into a Cuiabá penitentiary claims he was actually defrauded by an inmate posing as an officer. The case proceeds to trial in July 2026.
Three teenage girls drowned in Uttar Pradesh's Sharda river after one slipped into deep water and two others attempted a rescue. Local villagers recovered all three, but they were pronounced dead at a community health center.
Colombian police revealed that mysterious unanswered calls to citizens' phones are part of a criminal strategy to identify active numbers for fraud and identity theft schemes.
Cole Tomas Allen, 31, pleaded not guilty to federal charges including attempted assassination of President Trump after allegedly attacking the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington DC.
Three months after Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, Tucson police continue investigation with renewed public appeals. The mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie remains missing.
Sen. Dela Rosa contradicts PNP chief Sinas, arguing that public video recordings of crimes are valuable for investigations despite safety risks to bystanders.
FBI investigation into Brown University shooting concludes suspect acted alone, driven by lifetime accumulation of grievances with no terrorism ties. Attack was planned over years.
Alex Jenkinson, 39, pleaded not guilty to threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near his Sandringham home and another man. The trial is scheduled for July 29 at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
James Holder, cofounder of fashion brand Superdry, has been found guilty of raping a woman following a night out in England. The conviction marks a significant legal outcome for the prominent business figure.
A woman arrested at a Morgan Wallen concert went viral after kicking a fan's phone while being escorted down stairs in handcuffs, earning widespread social media support.
A Brasília court sentenced Rubens Brayner Moraes Cardozo to 18 years in prison for kidnapping and extortion of a cafeteria worker who accepted an illegal ride in June 2023. The judge upheld the victim's testimony as credible despite defense claims of contradictions.
The Los Angeles Lakers host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday after Talen Horton-Tucker scored 40 points in a recent loss to Golden State. Both teams are struggling in the Western Conference with significant injury concerns.
A suspect fired 50-60 rounds on a Cambridge highway, injuring two drivers before being shot by a state trooper and armed civilian. His prior criminal history sparked debate over lenient sentencing.
Austrian police arrested a suspect after rat poison was discovered in HiPP brand baby food jars on supermarket shelves, triggering a public health scare.
Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes has been ordered to complete 180 hours of community service instead of serving three months in jail after breaching his suspended sentence through dangerous driving.
Prosecutors argue Kouri Richins, who published a children's book on grief after her husband's death, killed him by poisoning his cocktail with synthetic opioid to inherit his $4 million estate while drowning in $4.5 million debt.
A 35-year-old man poisoned his two daughters, aged 7 and 4, at a Mamallapuram guesthouse before attempting suicide. He remains in critical condition while police investigate the incident linked to marital disputes.
Coahuila state police arrested Juan 'N', identified as a principal operator of the Northeast Cartel, in Monclova on charges of drug trafficking and threats. The operation involved coordinated intelligence work and resulted in seizure of weapons and surveillance equipment.
Stephen Curry shut down LeBron James' public desire to team up, responding with 'I'm cool right now,' signaling his commitment to the Golden State Warriors.
England and Wales prosecutors are accelerating hate crime charges following a surge in antisemitic incidents, including stabbings and arson. The CPS director aims to build community confidence and deter further offences through swift action.
Two men have been convicted of religiously aggravated harassment after filming antisemitic TikTok videos targeting Jewish people in north London. The rapid prosecution reflects intensified police efforts against hate crimes.
Former UFC star Diego Sanchez avoided prison time after pleading guilty to firing a weapon from a moving vehicle in July 2025, receiving five years supervised probation instead. The 44-year-old cited mental health issues and substance abuse during sentencing.
A US judge ordered release of a handwritten document purported to be Jeffrey Epstein's suicide note from July 2019, though authenticity remains unverified. The note's contents remain cryptic and disputed.
Influencer Clavicular has been charged with unlawfully discharging a firearm at a wildlife sanctuary in Florida after allegedly livestreaming gunshots fired at an alligator from an airboat in the Everglades.
Brazil's Federal Police replaced the lead investigator in a high-profile INSS fraud case involving Lulinha, prompting demands for explanation from Justice Minister André Mendonça and opposition lawmakers.
Sen. Ronald Dela Rosa's lawyers dispute the DOJ's claim that RA 9851 allows ICC surrender, arguing the law lacks implementing rules and judicial procedures required for constitutional compliance.
A man in his 30s drove a car into pedestrians in Modena, Italy, injuring eight people with two seriously hurt. The arrested driver allegedly attempted to stab a bystander who tried to stop his escape.
Ollanta Humala's attorney contests judicial decision maintaining his money laundering conviction execution, arguing precedents from Fujimori and de la Puente cases should apply to allow his client freedom during appeal proceedings.
A 25-year-old Elliot Lake man was arrested after threatening and physically assaulting an intoxicated sibling during a family dispute, with firearms present in the home.
A monster truck with suspected brake failure ploughed into a crowd at a show in Popayán, Colombia, killing three people including a 10-year-old girl and injuring at least 38 others.
An Indian man carried his deceased sister's skeletal remains to a bank to prove her death and access her savings after bureaucratic delays. The incident sparked outrage over banking procedures and rural access to financial services.
Rio police arrested Caio Kohlbach Reis, accused of leading a R$50 million pyramid scheme operating since 2020. The criminal organization used shell companies and promised 3% monthly returns to defraud at least 165 victims.
Rio de Janeiro police helicopter pilot Felipe Marques Monteiro died Sunday from a head wound sustained during a March 2025 operation. He had been hospitalized for nine months before succumbing to complications.
A father-daughter duo from New Jersey admitted to operating a years-long counterfeiting operation that defrauded NYC galleries and auction houses with forged Warhols and Banksys.
Alex Saab, accused of channeling over $350M for Venezuela's Maduro regime, was extradited to Florida and faces trial on bribery and money laundering charges carrying up to 160 years imprisonment.
Sindh High Court directs provincial home department to establish women police stations in every district with full staffing within three months, citing need for victim safety and justice access.
Two school inspectors were killed in a shooting attack at Instituto São José in Rio Branco, Acre. The municipality suspended classes for three days and announced emergency safety measures.
A wealthy Beverly Hills widow is discovered dead below a staircase in her mansion, prompting a murder investigation. Forensic evidence has raised suspicions about the circumstances of her death.
Two Singaporean men were charged for operating as scam callers in a Phnom Penh call centre targeting Singapore victims. The disrupted syndicate caused over S$41 million in losses across 438 reported cases.
A French nun was attacked near Jerusalem's Old City, with Israeli police arresting a suspect. The incident highlights escalating abuse against Christians in the region, which locals describe as increasingly routine.
A South Korean appeals court sentenced former President Yoon to 7 years in prison for obstruction of duty and resisting arrest, with prosecutors seeking additional 30-year terms for other charges.
A 41-year-old woman was arrested and charged with criminal mischief after allegedly decapitating a Jesus statue outside St. Mary's Church in Long Island. The statue's head was found in nearby bushes by the church pastor.
French authorities have identified Hakima Boukerouis, a woman murdered over 20 years ago, using familial DNA searching, and arrested a suspect in the case—the first arrest from Operation Identify Me.
A 57-year-old German tourist died after a venomous cobra from a hotel snake show bit him during a performance at a luxury Red Sea resort in Hurghada, Egypt.
Psychologist Ainhoa Vila identifies three common phrases that subtly indicate low self-esteem: minimizing personal suffering, avoiding self-prioritization, and emotional disconnection. These expressions function as defense mechanisms that protect from discomfort but reinforce negative self-perception.
A French ex-teacher was arrested after an influencer used AI to impersonate a 14-year-old girl in a livestreamed sting operation, raising ethical and legal questions about vigilante justice.
Vigils are being held across Australia to remember 5-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, found dead after going missing from an Aboriginal town camp in Alice Springs. A 47-year-old man has been charged with her murder.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murdering five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, whose body was discovered near Alice Springs after a days-long search. The arrest sparked violent clashes between angry community members and police.
Czech police recovered the skull of Saint Zdislava of Lemberk, a 13th-century saint, which was stolen from a basilica. A suspect has been detained in connection with the theft.
South Australia Police have confirmed remains found in bushland belong to Jeffrey Robert Mundy, missing since December 2020. Police are reviewing the investigation and offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
A forensic analysis presented at trial revealed at least 40 knife wounds on victim Jimena Salas from multiple directions, indicating multiple attackers. Evidence including footwear comparison and a dog used as lure linked three Saavedra brothers to the 2017 Salta murder.
A man accused of a R$2.6 million cryptocurrency fraud scheme was arrested upon arrival at Guarulhos Airport in São Paulo, Brazil.
Mitchell Robinson and Dyson Daniels were ejected after a scrum during the Knicks' dominant 50-point playoff lead over the Hawks, with a referee injured in the altercation.
Argentine police arrested two 15-year-old minors and a 20-year-old adult following a raid on a residence, recovering a stolen motorcycle and evidence linking them to multiple bike thefts.
Surveillance video shows Nikolas Cruz, accused of the 2018 Parkland school shooting that killed 17, attacking a prison guard in jail cafeteria. The incident raises questions about detention conditions and Cruz's mental state ahead of trial.
Former kindergarten teacher Torrie Lemon, 24, pleaded guilty to child seduction after admitting to a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student at her Indiana Christian school. She was sentenced to 40 days jail plus nearly four years probation.
Sydney authorities closed over 30 northern beaches following multiple shark attacks, including a critical injury at Manly Beach. Heavy rain and bait fish concentrations are cited as contributing environmental factors.
Australian cricket legend David Warner will accept responsibility for a drink-driving charge after allegedly being twice the legal limit in Sydney in April. His lawyer emphasized accountability and the universal risks of impaired driving.
Kouri Richins was convicted of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband Eric with fentanyl in 2022 to inherit his $4 million estate. She had self-published a children's book about grief after his death.
Kátia Guerreiro, commissioner of PDL26 Portuguese Capital of Culture, discusses plans to boost cultural visibility in the Azores and break cycles of disadvantage through community engagement and education initiatives.
An Asante Akyem North MP arrested in Netherlands on financial crime charges joins a troubling list of Ghanaian legislators jailed for fraud, drug trafficking, and corruption since 2007.
A Spanish city has emerged at the top of the country's crime rankings with the highest criminality rate, marking a significant public safety concern.
A police officer fatally shot two colleagues in the head inside a patrol vehicle in Alagoas, Brazil, while returning from an operation. An investigation commission has been established to examine the incident.
A federal grand jury indicted three members of the Ostroushko family for assaulting TPUSA reporter Savanah Hernandez at an anti-ICE protest in Minneapolis, with the journalist expressing gratitude for DOJ action against political violence.
Indonesian police arrested 321 foreign nationals in a major operation targeting illegal online gambling operations, intensifying enforcement against banned gaming activities.
A federal judge unsealed a handwritten note purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein before his 2019 jail death, found by his cellmate. The judge ruled it qualified as a public judicial document despite questions about authenticity and chain of custody.
Amin Abdullah, a father of eight and security guard at a San Diego mosque, was killed alongside two worshippers in a shooting by teenage attackers. Police credit his heroic actions with preventing greater casualties and saving 140 children at an adjacent school.
Human remains found at Hinchinbrook Island are believed to be those of missing fisherman Andrew Heard, 69, who authorities suspect was killed by a crocodile after his dinghy was found capsized.
Sri Lankan authorities arrested a 71-year-old senior Buddhist monk for allegedly sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in 2022, marking the highest-profile clergy abuse case in the country. The victim's mother was also arrested for aiding the accused.
Indonesian police are investigating the assault of a South Sumatra resident in Malaysia, allegedly linked to an illegal tin smuggling network. The victim was coerced into the scheme and threatened with death after failing to meet financial demands.
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A German court found Mondelēz guilty of deceiving consumers by reducing Milka Alpine Milk bars from 100g to 90g without adequately altering packaging. The ruling requires clear notices on packaging for at least four months.
NT police discovered the body of missing five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby near Alice Springs, with a 47-year-old suspect still at large. The discovery ends a days-long search involving hundreds of volunteers and police.
Police killed two suspected bandits during a gunfight in Isiolo after they raided a home to steal livestock. A separate incident in Laikipia left a civilian dead when fleeing rustlers shot him unprovoked.
Britney Spears, 44, has voluntarily entered rehab following her March DUI arrest in Ventura County, CA. A court date remains scheduled for May 4.
A former Chick-fil-A employee has been charged in an $80,000 scheme involving fraudulent mac-and-cheese refunds. The employee allegedly exploited refund processes to steal from the restaurant chain.
South Carolina's Supreme Court unanimously overturned Alex Murdaugh's 2023 murder convictions, ordering a new trial after finding a county clerk improperly influenced jurors during the high-profile case.
A 78-year-old retired pastor was convicted and fined for preaching a Bible verse near a Northern Ireland hospital under the Abortion Services Safe Access Zones Act, sparking debate over religious freedom and free speech limits.
An off-duty British police officer intervened during a struggle in Nashville when a man attempted to disarm an on-duty officer, providing critical assistance during the dangerous encounter.
Brazil's INSS consigned loans now require facial biometric validation starting May 19, 2026, alongside expanded payment terms and reduced borrowing limits under new fraud-prevention regulations.
Jair Bolsonaro's legal team filed a criminal review petition with Brazil's Supreme Court (STF) seeking to annul his 27-year prison sentence related to an alleged coup plot, citing new sentencing guidelines.
Legal experts warn that governments adopting digital policing systems must ensure technologies comply with constitutional protections, privacy rights, and accountability standards rather than operating unchecked.
Cole Allen pleaded not guilty to charges including attempted assassination of President Trump following the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting. His defense team is challenging prosecutors' involvement, citing conflicts of interest.
A May 29 hearing will determine how three suspects in educator Eduardo Bertón's fatal 2024 robbery will be tried, with prosecutors seeking murder charges and a jury trial for all defendants.
A tiger escaped its enclosure in Germany, attacked an elderly man, and was subsequently shot and killed by police. The animal belonged to a private keeper known as the 'Tiger Queen.'
A fire sparked by homemade vape dispensers killed a mother and two daughters in Brooklyn. The incident highlights growing safety concerns about lithium-ion battery fires in New York City.
New Zealand police believe Jeremy Robertson, the only suspect in his mother's October 2025 death, is most likely dead after disappearing near Rotorua's Green and Blue Lakes.
A 38-year-old man has been sentenced to death for murdering four toddlers at a Kampala nursery school in April. The judge rejected his insanity plea, citing strong forensic and eyewitness evidence.
The Supreme Court hears arguments on ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, while a grand jury indicts former FBI Director James Comey for a second time.
South Korean courts have increased the prison sentence for ex-president Yoon Suk-yeol to 7 years for obstruction of justice, with potential additional charges related to drone flights over North Korea.
Sri Lankan authorities arrested 22 Buddhist monks at the airport after discovering over 110 kilograms of cannabis in their luggage, marking a significant drug trafficking bust.
A jury of 12 began deliberations in Sean 'Diddy' Combs' high-profile sex trafficking trial in New York under Indian American Judge Arun Subramanian, after seven weeks of testimony from 34 witnesses.
Shivon Zilis, mother of four children with Elon Musk, testified as a key witness in Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, revealing details about his attempts to recruit Sam Altman and acquire the company.
Brooklyn Jenkins, 21, has pleaded guilty to murdering his 18-year-old brother Kyle on a remote Northland road in January 2025, shooting him twice at close range before concealing the body.
A fireworks explosion at a home-based manufacturing site in Thailand's Suphan Buri province killed one person and injured three others. Authorities have secured the scene and launched investigations into the blast.
Surrey Police is investigating two separate non-recent child sexual abuse allegations following the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, with no arrests made. The investigations span allegations from the 1980s-2000s in Surrey and Berkshire.
Two teenage gunmen opened fire at San Diego's largest mosque on May 18, killing three men including a security guard before dying from self-inflicted wounds. Authorities are treating the incident as a hate crime.
Arlington police have arrested a second suspect in connection with a 2025 shooting on I-20 that killed a mother and her unborn baby.
A 47-year-old man arrested in connection with the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby sparked violent clashes between crowds and police outside an Alice Springs hospital, with fires set and property damaged.
A Tarlac police officer faces murder charges after shooting dead a mother and son over a New Year noisemaker dispute. Former PNP chief suggests drug use may have impaired his judgment.
An 18-year-old man confessed to killing a 34-year-old Bengaluru techie after she resisted his sexual assault attempt. He entered her home through a window, smothered her during the struggle, and set fire to evidence before fleeing.
Taiwan entertainer Mickey Huang avoided jail time despite possessing over 2,300 child sexual abuse materials. His 18-month sentence was suspended for four years with community service ordered.
Police arrested two men on a motorcycle in Pasay City after a brief chase, recovering a loaded revolver and hand grenade. The suspects face charges for illegal weapons and explosives possession.
Hong Kong police arrested an Indonesian domestic helper after CCTV footage showed her placing two toddlers in a dog cage on multiple occasions. The case has sparked concerns about safeguarding children in migrant domestic employment settings.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging the news organization discriminated against a white male employee who was passed over for promotion.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's staff abruptly ended a news interview when pressed on rising gun violence and surveillance camera policies following a recent shooting in the city.
An 89-year-old man was arrested in Greece after shooting incidents at a social security agency and courthouse in Athens left five people with non-life-threatening injuries. Police recovered two weapons and the suspect's motive remains unclear.
A Cessna carrying five members of the Amarillo Pickleball Club crashed near Wimberley, Texas, killing all aboard. The aircraft was en route to a tournament in New Braunfels when it went down in wooded terrain.
Short seller Andrew Left's securities fraud trial begins with jury selection in Los Angeles, raising questions about what statements short sellers are legally permitted to make in their research and public communications.
A survivor testified before House Democrats that Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused her while under house arrest in 2009-2012, revealing systemic failures in accountability and victim protection.
A roving security guard shot and wounded a mall employee in Iloilo City following a verbal altercation during a work break. The 37-year-old suspect surrendered and admitted to the shooting.
Closing arguments begin in the trial of Kouri Richins, accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl in 2022. Prosecutors allege she killed him for insurance money while planning a future with another man.
A retired Tennessee police officer jailed 37 days for refusing to remove a Facebook meme will receive $850,000 in a settlement vindicating his First Amendment rights.
Félicien Kabuga, 93, accused of financing Rwanda's 1994 genocide that killed nearly 1 million people, has died in custody at The Hague while awaiting trial before an international tribunal.
WNBA player Angel Reese had a disastrous home debut for the Atlanta Dream, making just one shot with eight turnovers in an 85-84 loss to Las Vegas, prompting her benching mid-game.
Two minor daughters allegedly killed their abusive, alcoholic father with an axe in Chhattisgarh after years of domestic violence, claiming they acted to protect their mother's life.
The U.S. has indicted 94-year-old Raúl Castro for his alleged role in ordering the 1996 downing of two exile aircraft that killed four people, marking a significant escalation in legal action against Cuba's former leader and current power broker.
Purdue Pharma, maker of OxyContin, is being dissolved under a $50+ billion settlement resolving thousands of lawsuits linked to 900,000+ deaths since 1999. The Sackler family will contribute up to $7 billion over 15 years, though victims' families say the deal falls short of justice.
A teenager was fatally stabbed at West Park in Wolverhampton on Thursday afternoon. Police launched a murder investigation with no arrests made as of the report.
A group robbed a Hamilton property Saturday night, seriously injuring two people. Police arrested a 17-year-old and are seeking information on other suspects.
A judge has allegedly documented evidence that former Spanish PM José Luis Zapatero ordered the creation of offshore companies in Dubai with businessman Julio Martínez to conceal €3 million from tax authorities.
Begoña Gómez, spouse of Spain's president, seeks to stop her jury trial, claiming Judge Peinado acts against her due to her marital status. Conservative group HazteOír supports her petition.
An active shooter fired at San Diego's largest mosque on Monday, wounding multiple people. Children were evacuated as police secured the scene, with authorities describing the situation as active but controlled.
A security guard was fatally shot during an attack at San Diego's largest mosque on Monday. Police said the threat was neutralized but provided no additional details about the incident.
Nearly a decade after his 7-year-old daughter's murder by architect Rafael Uribe Noguera in 2016, Yuliana's father expresses doubts about whether the perpetrator acted alone, citing logistical impossibilities. The family remains in poverty without compensation while facing unresolved questions about the crime.
SINGAPORE: The High Court on Monday (Feb 23) enhanced the sentence handed down to lawyer and opposition politician Lim Tean for practising law over a two-month period in 2021 without a valid certificate.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight blends Batman: Arkham's combat mechanics with Lego's signature building gameplay in an open-world Gotham City, promising to be one of 2026's standout games.
Venezuelan journalist Ewald Scharfenberg reveals that Alex Saab's extradition to the US exposes a money laundering scheme affecting Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, with Maduro's defense efforts indicating Saab's critical importance to the regime.
A federal judge in Brasília rejected lawsuits filed by Brazil's Attorney General Augusto Aras against journalist Milton Blay and law professor Conrado Hubner for critical articles, ruling their opinions fall within protected free speech.
Australia's federal court ruled that supermarket giant Coles misled consumers with fake 'Down Down' discounts by temporarily raising prices before offering promotions. The landmark decision could result in significant penalties and mirrors a similar case against competitor Woolworths.
The US has deployed the USS Gerald Ford, its largest aircraft carrier, to the Caribbean to combat drug trafficking and transnational crime, escalating tensions with Venezuela and Colombia amid military confrontations.
An Iraqi national allegedly plotted to bomb a prominent Manhattan synagogue and other Jewish institutions with support from Iranian-backed terrorist groups. The plot was disrupted through FBI undercover operations.
A California judge ordered Kars4Kids to remove ads or disclose its affiliation with a Northeast Jewish charity within 30 days, citing false advertising concerns.
A Swatch-Audemars Piguet collaboration offering luxury watches at accessible prices triggered unprecedented crowds worldwide, forcing police intervention and store closures due to safety concerns.
The father of a 16-year-old girl allegedly killed by her stepbrother on a cruise will skip the June federal murder trial, saying he cannot emotionally relive discovering her body. The stepbrother faces first-degree murder charges.
Massachusetts was one of a handful of states that pursued separate claims in state court, rather than federal, when it sued in October 2023.
West Midlands Police reported a 58-fold spike in online racist abuse complaints during the 2020/21 pandemic season when matches were behind closed doors, though only two arrests resulted from 58 reports.
A federal judge criticized the treatment of Cole Allen, accused in a White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, citing overly restrictive conditions at D.C. jail and apologizing to the defendant.
Multiple teenagers were arrested following a weekend crime spree in Austin involving at least 12 shootings that injured 4 people, with fire stations among the targets.
A 30-year-old Singaporean was charged for operating as a scam caller in a Cambodia-based syndicate that defrauded victims of S$53 million across 535 cases. He was arrested in Phnom Penh after seven months as a fugitive.
Craig Silvey, author of bestselling novel Jasper Jones, has been charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material after police executed a search warrant at his Fremantle home.
A 62-year-old tax inspector was convicted by Coimbra Court of three counts of computer fraud for issuing tutoring receipts under his deceased father's name between 2016-2018, receiving a €7,000 fine.
A shooting at San Diego's largest mosque left five dead, including three victims and two teenage attackers. Authorities are investigating it as a potential hate crime.
Australian police have reopened a 1994 armed robbery investigation at Chadstone shopping centre after receiving new intelligence, seeking a balaclava-clad gunman who shot three people during an Armaguard heist.
Mata Grande Penitentiary in Rondonópolis conducted a two-day operation seizing 36 portions of cocaine, 10 of marijuana, and 57 cellphones while disrupting criminal faction leadership and coordination.
A German couple admitted to stealing nearly €2 million from parking meters over 10 years, accumulating 13 tons of coins before their arrest.
A Nevada jury convicted actor Nathan Chasing Horse of 13 of 21 sexual assault charges against Indigenous women and girls, with sentencing scheduled for March 11 carrying a minimum 25-year prison sentence.
The Supreme Court has allowed continued mail distribution of mifepristone, the widely used abortion pill, while legal challenges proceed. The decision preserves telehealth access to the medication.
Following high-profile deaths and abuse cases in UK nurseries, policymakers debate whether mandatory CCTV could prevent harm, though experts warn cameras alone cannot stop determined offenders.
São Paulo state applies a record R$1 billion fine to Fast Shop for alleged participation in 'ICMS Mafia' tax evasion scheme, marking the largest penalty in the state's tax enforcement history.
Police across the U.S. are warning about "senior assassin," a popular water gun tag game among graduating seniors, after a Massachusetts 911 call mistook a water gun for a real weapon.
Sen. Ronald dela Rosa's lawyers argue the Philippine government lacks constitutional and legal basis to surrender him to the ICC without proper extradition proceedings, citing the country's 2019 Rome Statute withdrawal.
Frenchie Mae Cumpio, a 26-year-old Filipino journalist, faces up to 40 years in prison on terrorism charges after nearly six years in detention without trial. Press freedom organizations say the charges are fabricated and part of a broader crackdown on dissent.
Five Italian divers died attempting to explore underwater caves at 50 meters depth in the Maldives. One body was recovered from 60 meters below the surface; search operations continue for the remaining four.
Insta360 launches the GO 3S Retro Bundle in Australia, combining a 39g wearable 4K camera with vintage-inspired accessories and film-style filters for everyday content creators.
Myanmar authorities claim Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi has been transferred from prison to house arrest, but her son Kim Aris expresses skepticism about the regime's account.
A San Diego mosque shooting was carried out by self-radicalized suspects who left manifestos expressing hate, Islamophobia, and antisemitism, highlighting how internet radicalization enables violent extremism.
A bank robbery in western Germany resulted in hostages being taken, though they were later freed. Police are conducting a manhunt for the suspect who fled the scene.
Four people died in a fireworks factory explosion and fire in Calamba, Laguna on Friday morning. The incident was raised to second alarm status before being controlled within hours.
Brazil's Supreme Court will judge Article 19 of the Internet Civil Code, potentially establishing a framework for social media regulation. Justice Gilmar Mendes indicated the ruling could eliminate the requirement for court orders before platforms remove harmful content.
Brazil's Federal Police is searching for three fugitives from an operation that resulted in the arrest of a prominent figure's father, according to Revista Oeste reporting.
A Romanian court upheld a second 30-day detention extension for influencer Andrew Tate on suspicion of organised crime and human trafficking. Tate and his brother Tristan will remain in custody until February 27 as prosecutors continue their investigation.
EEG recordings show dying brains produce intense gamma wave activity exceeding waking levels, but scientists cannot determine if this reflects consciousness or explains near-death experiences.
Tupac Shakur's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Los Angeles seeking to uncover alleged co-conspirators in the rapper's 1996 murder, naming gang leader Duane Davis and unnamed accomplices.
Two decades after Operation Malaya, Spain's Costa del Sol has transformed from a mass tourism destination into a major drug trafficking hub, reflecting broader organized crime challenges.
Elon Musk's high-stakes trial against OpenAI begins in Oakland federal court, with jury selection underway. Musk seeks $134 billion in damages, alleging the company abandoned its nonprofit mission for profit-driven growth with Microsoft.
U.S. authorities arrested Eugenio Molina-Lopez, a 61-year-old Guatemalan drug trafficker accused of leading Los Huistas gang that smuggled cocaine from South America through Mexican cartels to the U.S.
Five people, including two teenage shooters, died in an attack on San Diego's largest mosque. The attackers died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
The annual Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks May 5-6, offering up to 60 meteors per hour from Southern Hemisphere skies as Earth passes through debris left by Halley's Comet.
French authorities issued warnings after deer were filmed appearing intoxicated from consuming fermented fruits, posing potential hazards to drivers during seasonal fruit abundance.
A teacher accused of murdering his 13-month-old adopted son told medics "I effing killed him" after rushing the unconscious child to hospital, where resuscitation efforts failed. The child had 40 injuries and was allegedly sexually abused during four months in the defendants' care.
A vehicle was deliberately driven into a crowd in Leipzig, Germany, killing at least two people and injuring many others. The suspect has been ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation.
Brazilian Federal Police transferred banker Daniel Vorcaro to a common cell and restricted his lawyer visits to twice daily for 30 minutes without work materials, following judicial authorization to apply standard detention rules.
An Alabama woman was sentenced to life without parole after being convicted of capital murder for hiring a hitman to kill her child's father over a custody dispute in 2020.
Elon Musk accuses Sam Altman of betraying OpenAI's original charitable mission in courtroom testimony, claiming Altman 'stole a charity' by transforming the nonprofit into a for-profit enterprise.
A São Paulo prosecutor and former police delegate was stabbed by his partner in Cotia, Greater São Paulo. Police have identified the partner as the suspect in the violent attack.
West Midlands Police are appealing for public help to locate 17-year-old Milly, who has links to Birmingham and Warwickshire. Officers have been unable to trace her despite ongoing inquiries.
Mossos d'Esquadra arrested two men following a shooting during a group altercation in Cornellà de Llobregat early Sunday, leaving one woman with minor injuries.
Kouri Richins, a Utah woman who published a children's book about grief, was found guilty of first-degree murder for poisoning her husband Eric with fentanyl. She faces 25 years to life in prison.
A ninth person has been arrested in connection with a March arson attack on Hatzola ambulances in London that caused £1m damage. The arrest is part of a broader counter-terrorism investigation into 31 arrests linked to attacks on Jewish sites.
A Norwegian appeals court unanimously rejected Greece's extradition request for activist Tommy Olsen, ruling his human rights work was lawful and protected under international treaties.
A São Paulo judge sentenced a couple to prison for the October 2025 robbery-homicide of prominent criminal lawyer Luiz Fernando Pacheco in Higienópolis. The male perpetrator received 27 years for causing the fatal fall; his accomplice received 23 years.
Elon Musk testified in court against OpenAI, clashing with Sam Altman's lawyer during cross-examination over allegations the company is trying to have conflicting interests simultaneously.
A South Korean court has extended the prison sentence for Kim Keon Hee, wife of an ousted president, who was initially sentenced to 20 months for accepting gifts from the Unification Church in exchange for political favors.
Radio presenters Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little were photographed together in Cairns, reigniting dating rumors following Bickmore's January separation from her husband.
A Chicago alderman calls for changes to Illinois' no-cash bail law after a felon on pretrial release allegedly killed a police officer at a hospital, arguing the SAFE-T Act has been 'utterly manipulated' by violent repeat offenders.
US authorities arrested an alleged Iraqi militia commander linked to Iran's Quds Force, accused of orchestrating 18 terrorist attacks across UK, Europe and Canada targeting Jewish sites and financial institutions.
A senior Bolivian judge was shot dead in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, reportedly by hired assassins following his decisions on land ownership cases. The killing highlights violence against judicial officials in Bolivia.
Prosecutors argue Utah real estate agent Kouri Richins poisoned her husband with fentanyl in 2022 to access his $4M estate while drowning in debt, publishing a children's grief book to cover up the crime.
ICC prosecutor filed charges alleging former Philippine President Duterte and ex-PNP chief Dela Rosa directed a state-sanctioned campaign of extrajudicial killings under the guise of a drug war, with thousands of deaths documented.
Brazilian police used drone technology during an armed operation in BM that involved gunfire exchange. Details remain limited from the initial report.
The Leonid meteor shower peaks this weekend with up to 15 shooting stars per hour expected, offering one of its best shows in years with possible Northern Lights visible across northern regions.
British police confirmed the remains found in Kent belong to Sarah Everard, 33, who disappeared March 3. A Metropolitan Police officer has been arrested on suspicion of kidnap and murder.
David and Nick Reiner appeared in Los Angeles court for a hearing in their parents' double murder case, with Nick displaying an emotionless demeanor while brother Jake released a statement describing his ordeal.
Ábalos' lawyer claims Jessica was a trap set by Aldama, while prosecutors refuse to reduce Aldama's prison sentence despite his cooperation with justice in a major Spanish corruption investigation.
The decision follows a landmark trial in which a jury found Meta and Google negligent for designing social media platforms that are harmful to young people.
A Kentucky man is set for trial in May 2027 for allegedly kidnapping and killing a mother of three in 2019, whose body was found on a roadside. He faces murder, kidnapping, and evidence tampering charges after pleading guilty to lesser offenses.
The Eta Aquarids meteor shower peaks May 5-6, offering Mississippi viewers 10-30 meteors per hour before dawn despite moonlight interference. Best viewing requires dark skies and early morning timing.
BBC investigation reveals hundreds of TikTok videos showing teenagers openly boasting about motorcycle thefts and mocking victims. Over half of recorded motorcycle theft suspects in Great Britain are under 18, with social media enabling both glorification and resale of stolen vehicles.
Former NBA player and assistant coach Damon Jones is expected to plead guilty to federal charges for providing nonpublic injury information to illegal sports bettors, including details about LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
A boatie experiencing mental health crisis made anti-Semitic remarks and attempted to burn down a hotel room with 64 guests inside, resulting in $170,000 damage and a 2 years 10 months jail sentence.
Robert Whittaker offers tactical analysis for Sean Strickland's upcoming UFC 328 middleweight title fight against Khamzat Chimaev, suggesting the key to victory extends beyond defensive wrestling.
A federal judge ordered the release of an apparent 2019 suicide note attributed to Jeffrey Epstein, submitted as evidence in a cellmate's criminal case. The note's authenticity remains unverified by CBS News.
Oakland's airport can use 'San Francisco' in its name under a settlement ending a two-year trademark dispute, with strict marketing restrictions requiring 'Oakland' to appear first.
Trump announced the U.S. captured over 3,000 alleged drug traffickers and seized 69+ tons of narcotics in recent weeks, claiming the largest cartel leadership arrests in U.S. history.
Two teenage attackers fatally shot three men at San Diego's largest mosque in a suspected hate crime before taking their own lives. A security guard's heroic actions prevented greater casualties.
WWE RAW featured CM Punk's World Heavyweight Championship defense, Rey Mysterio's return, and Logan Paul's shocking alignment with The Vision against Punk, setting up future championship contention.
A 23-year-old former Chick-fil-A employee in Texas was charged with theft and money laundering after allegedly returning to a store and refunding 800 mac-and-cheese trays worth $80,000 to his personal credit cards.
Tactical police units recovered a stolen cell phone and detained a suspect after a foot chase in Bosco II neighborhood following victim's report of robbery.
Three people died and 18 first responders were quarantined after exposure to an unidentified substance at a New Mexico home. Authorities believe the substance spreads through contact but poses no public threat.
A bus driven by a trainee driver collided with a parked vehicle and plunged into the Seine near Paris, with four people rescued. The driver and supervising instructor tested negative for drugs and alcohol.
Mexican special forces arrested Audias Flores, a regional CJNG commander and potential successor to slain cartel leader El Mencho, along with his alleged money launderer, prompting cartel gunmen to block roads across multiple states.
Pop star Britney Spears voluntarily entered rehab after her March 4 DUI arrest in California, with a court date set for May 4 in Ventura County.
A federal judge partially granted a preliminary injunction against Everett Public Schools, ordering the district to ease restrictions on LifeWise Academy, an off-campus religious instruction program, citing likely First Amendment violations.
Swatch's Royal Pop collaboration with Audemars Piguet caused worldwide disorder on May 16, with police deploying pepper spray in Paris, detentions in UK cities, and physical altercations in Milan as crowds competed for the $400 watch.
In the Vale Tudo remake, César inherits 50% of the TCA Group after Odete's death and becomes a police suspect, contrasting with the original 1988 version where he fled the country.
Thirteen women and children with IS links have booked return tickets to Australia after years in a Syrian camp. Authorities warn some will face arrest and prosecution upon arrival.
BBC investigation reveals the real identity of 'Kardo Ranya', a 28-year-old Iraqi Kurd believed to control the majority of illegal small-boat crossings to the UK. The smuggler operated under an alias for years, evading law enforcement across Europe.
One dead, nine injured as bus falls into gorge in Himachal
Sons of Kouri Richins, convicted of poisoning her husband, testified they fear for their safety if she's released, urging a life sentence at her sentencing hearing.
The Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks this week through May 28, offering stargazers 10-20 meteors per hour during predawn hours, with the next major shower not arriving until July.
Argentina's new facial recognition system achieved its second arrest, identifying a 30-year-old man who violated conditional sentencing terms for attempted homicide in Mendoza's city center.
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the arrest of Ricardo Magro, owner of Refit, on suspicion of organized crime ties and tax evasion. He has been added to Interpol's red notice list.
A body was discovered at Midlothian Meadows Forest Preserve during the search for 22-year-old Vanessa Ceja Ramirez, who went missing Monday after a walk with family. Remains have not yet been positively identified.
Brazilian celebrities Adriane Galisteu and José de Abreu publicly defend Virginia Fonseca and criticize Luana Piovani's comments in an ongoing social media dispute.
Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit visited their son Marius Borg in prison following his refusal to serve his sentence at the palace. A verdict is expected June 15.
A man illegally in the U.S. pleaded guilty to impersonating a Border Patrol agent in a scheme to interfere with ICE deportation operations, facing up to 15 years on gun charges.
Actor Nathan Chasing Horse was sentenced to life in prison after conviction on 13 charges of sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls, exploiting his position as a spiritual leader over nearly 20 years.
Americans participated in May Day demonstrations nationwide on Friday, commemorating International Workers' Day with rallies featuring anti-billionaire messaging and worker advocacy themes.
A former teacher accused of murdering an adopted 13-month-old boy told family members the child was "dead meat" weeks before his death from injuries sustained over four months, a jury heard at Preston Crown Court.
A gang member involved in cell phone robberies in Rio's Lapa neighborhood was arrested for the sixth time, highlighting persistent street crime in the area.
At least 29 people were killed in a mass shooting at a football pitch in Adamawa state, Nigeria, with jihadist groups claiming responsibility amid ongoing security crisis affecting the nation.
Yankees reliever Fernando Cruz made a diving catch on a bunt attempt in the eighth inning, helping New York secure a 3-2 victory over Texas. Judge's ninth-inning homer proved decisive as the Rangers mounted a late comeback.
A California judge rejected Scott Peterson's defense claims linking his wife's 2002 disappearance to a nearby burglary, ruling witness testimony inadmissible. Peterson's legal team plans to appeal.
An illegal immigrant faces 30 felonies in a decade-long serial rape case after ICE DNA collection matched crime scenes. The breakthrough used FBI's CODIS database to identify the suspect after years of unresolved attacks.
A Shamli man accused of killing his wife and two minor daughters has been charged under the National Security Act, allowing detention without formal charges for up to a year during investigation.
Queensland police raided the Gold Coast apartment of Dr Reza Adib, partner of former premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, as part of an investigation into sexual assault allegations. Adib has not been arrested or charged.
Two men were stabbed in north London in an attack officially classified as terrorism, with authorities investigating whether the incident was antisemitic targeting of the Jewish community.
An 89-year-old man was arrested in Athens after allegedly wounding at least 4 people with a shotgun. The incident marks a rare violent crime in the Greek capital.
Families of seven victims from a Canadian mass shooting are suing OpenAI for negligence, alleging the company ignored employee warnings about the shooter's violent ChatGPT conversations eight months before the attack.
Cambridge, Massachusetts voted to end its ShotSpotter contract within 90 days, citing concerns over false positives and potential immigration enforcement ties. The decision reflects growing skepticism about the gunshot detection technology's reliability and privacy implications.
Emergency services recovered the body of a 73-year-old Belgian wingfoiler in La Manga after he went missing at sea. The man was found in a rocky area with his equipment nearby, following a search initiated after a two-hour absence.
Four Nigerian nationals were arrested in India for running sophisticated social media fraud schemes involving impersonation and romance scams that defrauded victims of millions of rupees.
Craig Silvey, author of Jasper Jones, pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Two additional charges were dropped; sentencing scheduled for July.
The Family Man Season 3 antagonist Jaideep Ahlawat's striking appearance was inspired by a candid photo from his 2021 Bloody Brothers shoot, with creators opting for wigs due to production timeline constraints.
A gunman opened fire at San Diego's Islamic Center in the Clairemont neighborhood on Monday. Police confirm people were shot; emergency teams secured the area and evacuated residents.
Elon Musk testified in court accusing OpenAI of abandoning its nonprofit mission, with opening statements beginning in his lawsuit against co-founder Sam Altman.
Secret Service exchanged gunfire with an armed suspect near the Washington Monument, wounding the individual and briefly locking down the White House. A bystander was grazed during the incident.
Switzerland's Federal Intelligence Service will finally open long-sealed files on Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor known as the 'Angel of Death,' after decades of secrecy and historian pressure through court challenges.
A driver plowed into pedestrians in central Leipzig, Germany on Monday, killing two people and injuring four others. Authorities have apprehended the suspect but say the motive remains unclear.
Argentine prison officials intercepted a 45-year-old woman attempting to deliver 20 grams of marijuana hidden in cookies to her 26-year-old son serving an 18-month sentence for attempted robbery.
A Sacred Heart University athletics employee was arrested after attempting to meet an undercover officer posing as a 14-year-old girl, confessing to contact with approximately 50 minors over a decade.
Closing arguments began in the trial of Kouri Richins, accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl for a $4 million inheritance. Prosecutors argue financial motive and premeditation; defense claims insufficient evidence.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's production company Wayfarer reached a settlement two weeks before their scheduled trial, with Lively appearing at the Met Gala the same day.
A fire aboard the Navy destroyer USS Higgins caused loss of power and propulsion for several hours while operating in the Indo-Pacific. The incident temporarily disabled the warship's critical systems.
Mexico's Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch confirmed that Sinaloa's governor-on-leave Rubén Rocha Moya remains in his state with only state-level police protection, not federal security, amid U.S. accusations of organized crime links.
Civil Defense in João Pessoa heightened monitoring of risk areas following a national meteorology alert warning of heavy rainfall, strong winds, and potential flooding through Thursday evening.
An Oklahoma high school principal tackled and disarmed a 20-year-old gunman who entered the school with two stolen firearms, preventing further casualties. The suspect, a former student, fired at least twice before being subdued.
FBI Director Kash Patel announces the extradition of alleged Chinese state-linked hacker Xu Zewei from Italy to face charges for targeting U.S. COVID-19 research and university networks during the pandemic.
Two people killed and three injured in connected shootings at a Korean market and apartment in Carrollton, Texas. A 69-year-old suspect arrested after confessing to shooting all five victims over financial disagreements.
Rebel Wilson faces accusations of being a 'fantastical liar' in a defamation lawsuit brought by Charlotte MacInnes over social media posts regarding a disputed bathroom incident on the set of The Deb.
The ICC denied issuing any arrest warrant against former PNP chief Ronald Dela Rosa over the Philippines' anti-drug campaign, though it declined to confirm whether sealed proceedings exist.
Turkish police arrested over 500 people at May Day rallies in Istanbul, firing tear gas at demonstrators attempting to march to Taksim Square, which has been under protest ban since 2013.
The US Justice Department is reportedly preparing to indict 94-year-old former Cuban leader Raúl Castro over the 1996 downing of two aircraft, marking an escalation in US pressure against Cuba amid CIA diplomatic engagement.
Meenu Batra, a single mother of four U.S. citizen children and certified court interpreter, was released from ICE custody after a federal judge ruled her arrest violated due process rights. She had been detained for over six weeks without prior notice or formal interview.
Pop singer Dua Lipa is suing Samsung for allegedly using her copyrighted image on TV packaging without permission, seeking $15 million in damages for copyright infringement and violation of her publicity rights.
Police arrested two men in Valencia for attempted murder after throwing a 51-year-old woman from a second-floor window during a room rental viewing. Two additional suspects escaped; the victim remains hospitalized in critical condition.
Victims of a deadly shooting at San Diego's Islamic Center are being recognized for their heroic actions in preventing further violence. Authorities continue investigating the attack and circumstances leading to the incident.
AEW Dynamite's Maximum Carnage episode featured MJF successfully defending his world championship against Bandido, while establishing multiple contenders for future title shots.
A 39-year-old man pleaded not guilty to threatening Prince Andrew near his Sandringham home. The trial is scheduled for July 29 at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
PlayStation's new DRM system may convert 30-day trial licenses into permanent access after a refund period expires, potentially altering digital ownership terms for players.
A judge released a note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein after his first suicide attempt in 2019, which had been sealed for nearly five years. The note's authenticity and authorship remain unclear.
The Pentagon has released 162 previously classified documents regarding UFO sightings and potential extraterrestrial life forms, marking a significant transparency initiative on previously secretive defense matters.
Cape Verde's appellate court rejected a West African Court order to grant house arrest to Alex Saab, Maduro's alleged financial operative, claiming the regional tribunal lacks jurisdiction over national detention decisions.
A 45-year-old man was arrested after hiding overnight inside a closed Pasadena Best Buy store ahead of a Pokemon card release, attempting to gain early access to the merchandise.
The U.S. has charged Mexico's Sinaloa governor and nine other officials with drug trafficking and weapons offenses, alleging they aided the Sinaloa Cartel's drug importation operations into the U.S.
Curitiba Civil Police Engineering division conducted an inspection of an impounded vehicle warehouse in Palotina, Brazil, as part of asset management procedures.
An Auckland police officer has been charged with assaulting a family member in October 2025. The 38-year-old has been on restricted duties since the incident was reported.
Brazilian police arrested two suspects and apprehended a minor in Operation Persona Ficta targeting a sextortion scam ring. The gang impersonated civil police officers via WhatsApp to extort victims, with one Balneário Pinhal resident losing R$5,000.
Five people, including two teenage shooters aged 17-19, died in an attack on San Diego's largest mosque. Authorities are investigating as a potential hate crime.
Five Italian tourists died during a cave diving expedition in the Maldives, prompting a police investigation. One victim was a student who had dedicated his thesis to the atoll region.
The Justice Department has indicted former FBI Director James Comey for a second time, with unclear charges. A previous indictment was dismissed last year on procedural grounds.
Coleen Lamarre, mother of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, has been charged with perverting the course of justice for allegedly attempting to influence a witness in her son's double murder trial.
A two-vehicle collision on eastbound I-10 in Banning killed one person and injured six others, with three suffering serious injuries. The crash caused one vehicle to roll and ejected at least one victim.
Nancy Crampton Brophy, author of 'How to Murder Your Husband,' is on trial for allegedly shooting her spouse Daniel at his workplace in Oregon in 2018. Prosecutors cite financial motive, surveillance footage, and a missing gun barrel purchased online.
Robert E. Crimo, 22, was arrested following a mass shooting at an Independence Day parade in Highland Park, Illinois that killed at least six and injured over two dozen. Viral arrest footage shows police apprehending the suspect near Lake Forest.
A massive fire in a three-storey building in Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad killed five people including two children and injured seven others. Members of the same family were residing in the building when the fire broke out Thursday night.
A 39-year-old man has been charged with threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near his Sandringham Estate home in Norfolk. He faces two counts of threatening behavior and a specimen refusal charge.
A New York judge declared a mistrial in Harvey Weinstein's rape case after jurors deadlocked, marking the third time a jury has considered charges against the 74-year-old disgraced film mogul. Prosecutors are determining whether to pursue another trial.
Pop star Dua Lipa filed a $15m lawsuit against Samsung for allegedly using her photograph on TV packaging without permission, claiming copyright and trademark infringement.
Penal police exchanged gunfire with Red Command (CV) faction members during an operation against drones delivering contraband to a Mato Grosso prison, seizing equipment valued at approximately R$300,000.
A limited-edition Swatch-Audemars Piguet watch collaboration sparked widespread disorder across Europe and New York, with police deploying tear gas in Paris and stores closing due to security concerns.
An adult suspect confessed to collective sexual assault against two children in São Paulo, dismissing the crime as a joke. Police expressed shock at the suspect's apparent lack of remorse during interrogation.
Uganda's 81-year-old President Yoweri Museveni was sworn in for a record seventh term following disputed January elections, extending his 40-year rule amid heavy security and opposition claims of electoral fraud.
A Florida man faces attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting a woman in the neck, dragging her back inside, and hiding in a pool. The victim suffered life-threatening injuries; four children were present during the incident.
A 33-year-old Australian man was arrested and charged after police discovered six firearms, ammunition, and accessories buried on a rural South Australian property during a theft investigation.
WWE SmackDown's October 31 go-home show featured intense matches including Ilja Dragunov's US title defense and a heated contract signing between Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre that ended with McIntyre attacking Rhodes.
Selena Gomez was spotted on set of Hulu's Only Murders in the Building wearing a bloody costume for her role as a true crime enthusiast. The series marks her return to television since her Disney Channel days.
The Portuguese Banking Association (APB) partnered with Almada Municipality to deliver financial literacy workshops to 180 secondary and vocational students, focusing on online security and fraud prevention.
An Australian mother was sentenced to over four years in prison for fabricating her six-year-old son's cancer diagnosis to solicit donations and fund a lavish lifestyle, pleading guilty to deception and causing harm.
Legal analysts predict life imprisonment for the shooter at a Trump dinner event, comparing sentencing precedents to similar cases from the 1970s.
Hagens Berman filed a securities class action against Super Micro Computer alleging executives concealed illegal sales of billions in AI servers with restricted Nvidia chips to China through shell entities, with a DOJ indictment unsealed revealing a $2.5B conspiracy.
A 22-year-old IRS officer's daughter was raped and murdered by a former domestic help who exploited insider knowledge and security lapses. The accused, driven by debt and addiction, is also suspected of a similar crime in Rajasthan hours earlier.
The man authorities allege killed four relatives of a Tennessee baby found abandoned alive remains at large but two other men have been arrested and charged with helping the suspect after the crime, authorities announce…
A Brazilian court has ruled that cellular phones can be remotely blocked by providers as a debt collection mechanism, marking a significant decision on creditor rights and consumer device access.
A man was stabbed in the neck in Campo Grande after purchasing a locked/blocked mobile phone, suggesting a transaction-related violent crime.
Two gunmen opened fire at an Islamic center in San Diego, killing three civilians before dying from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Police are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime.
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower, debris from Halley's Comet, reaches its peak tonight with optimal viewing conditions. Stargazers can expect to see dozens of shooting stars with proper timing and location.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, 50, was fatally shot outside a Manhattan hotel in a premeditated attack captured on CCTV. The masked gunman remains at large as police escalate their search with a $10,000 reward.
Cape Verde's Constitutional Court unanimously rejected an appeal to suspend the extradition of Alex Saab, a Colombian businessman accused of money laundering and serving as a front man for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Detroit faces Orlando in Game 4 of their first-round playoff series with the Magic leading 2-1. The matchup features contrasting shooting performances and individual star play from Cunningham and Banchero.
Former Nigerian Power Minister Saleh Mamman was sentenced to 75 years for laundering $24.7m through private firms, in a rare corruption conviction. He remains at large despite an arrest warrant.
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted over a social media post of seashells spelling '86 47,' which prosecutors claim threatened President Trump. Legal experts say the case faces significant First Amendment and intent challenges.
Álvaro Aguado, a Spanish footballer, has publicly addressed sexual assault allegations against him ahead of trial, claiming he will prove his innocence and questioning who the real victim is.
NSW and NT will allow New Zealand visitors from October 16 under a limited travel bubble arrangement, Deputy PM Michael McCormack announced. The move represents initial reopening between the two countries during the pandemic.
A man shot seven times by ICE agents in California's Central Valley has been indicted on assault charges against federal officers, raising questions about the circumstances of the shooting.
A massive fire at an e-bike showroom in Secunderabad killed six people and injured several others, spreading to an upper-floor lounge and forcing desperate escapes including window jumps.
Federal Police arrested the father of Vorcaro, who donated R$1 million to Governor Zema's party in 2022. The arrest is linked to investigations into an intimidation group called 'Turma' that allegedly paid bonuses to members.
Britain elevated its national terror threat to 'severe' following an antisemitic stabbing in Golders Green, citing broader concerns about extreme right-wing terrorism and warning another attack is 'highly likely' within six months.
A Santa Catarina court archived the case against adolescents accused of killing a community dog named Orelha in Florianópolis, citing lack of evidence. The mother of one accused teen described the ordeal's impact on family, work, and school life.
A parasitic microsporidian uses a secreted protein to activate host cell degradation pathways, destroying a key mitophagy regulator and suppressing the cell's ability to eliminate damaged mitochondria, enabling parasite survival.
A student was killed and four others wounded when gunfire erupted at a pre-prom photo session in Brownsville, Tennessee, where over 100 teens had gathered. No suspect information has been disclosed.
Fact-check debunks viral claim that hippos are the world's deadliest animal. Mosquitoes kill over 1 million annually, far exceeding hippo deaths estimated at 500-3,000 per year.
Over 40 members of the Heath Street gang face federal racketeering charges for three murders, shootings, drug trafficking, and $900,000 in COVID fraud. The coordinated operation seized 60+ guns and targeted organized crime in Jamaica Plain's public housing.
Camron Lee was arrested in Mexico nearly two years after allegedly killing his partner Angelica Bravo and fleeing with their two young children. The children were recovered and reunited with their grandmother following an FBI-led investigation.
Multiple NYPD officers were injured responding to an intentional home explosion in New York. A D.C. shooting suspect has agreed to remain detained pending trial.
Vibration plate fitness devices are trending virally, with users and influencers claiming benefits from daily 10-minute sessions. Experts question whether the wellness claims justify the cost.
Mark Fuhrman, the LAPD detective whose discovery of a bloody glove became central to the O.J. Simpson murder trial, has died at 74 from throat cancer. His legacy remains tied to the controversial 1995 case that damaged his credibility after racial slur recordings emerged.
With 10 days remaining in the 2025 WNBA regular season, teams compete for playoff positioning and home-court advantage. The Minnesota Lynx have secured the No. 1 seed, while several teams remain in contention for playoff spots.
UFC fighters Chimaev and Strickland faced off in a highly contentious match marked by extreme animosity, requiring enhanced security measures and police presence due to threats made between the rivals.
Queensland Police confirmed human remains found in bushland belong to missing 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop. Two housemates have been charged with her murder.
Sri Lanka's highest-ranking Buddhist monk, chief prelate of eight sacred sites, has been arrested and remanded for allegedly raping and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl, with the victim's mother also charged as an accomplice.
A federal judge has released what is purported to be a suicide note written by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting scrutiny around his 2019 death in custody.
South Carolina's Attorney General Alan Wilson announced plans to quickly retry Alex Murdaugh after the state Supreme Court overturned his murder convictions due to clerk misconduct.
An 80-year-old man was assaulted and robbed of his cellphone in Belo Horizonte's Pampulha region. The victim sustained injuries during the incident; police are investigating.
Body camera footage documents a California police officer being kidnapped by an armed robbery suspect during a roadside encounter, resulting in the officer shooting the suspect in the leg.
WNBA star Cameron Brink acknowledges her marketing advantages as a white blonde player while advocating for equitable endorsement opportunities across the league despite its recent growth.
Brasília's security secretariat launched Operation Unitas, an integrated effort between military and civil police to combat crime in Asa Norte and Setor Noroeste through tactical patrols, joint operations, and intelligence-led enforcement.
Three people were killed in a shooting at an Islamic center in California. Authorities found anti-Islamic texts in the suspects' vehicle, and the FBI reports the shooters met online and left hate messages.
A Bolsonaro-aligned influencer in Rio de Janeiro was arrested for fabricating theft incidents to create viral social media content. The court upheld his preventive detention while police investigate additional potential crimes.
A 32-year-old Sydney woman charged with joining Islamic State in Syria was refused bail after returning to Australia with children. Judge found her case met no exceptional circumstances despite arguments she was only 21 when offences occurred.
Brazil's Attorney General's Office (PGR) filed charges against Deputy Marcel van Hattem for parliamentary statements accusing a Federal Police delegate of creating fraudulent reports.
Netherlands authorities foiled an alleged far-right extremist plot targeting Princess Amalia and her sister, with a suspect arrested in February found carrying axes engraved with Nazi symbols and a note mentioning 'bloodbath.'
A 40-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after deliberately driving a car into a group of five people in Arnold, Nottinghamshire. One victim suffered life-threatening injuries while four others were hurt in the incident.
London Metropolitan Police arrested 173 suspects using real-time facial recognition cameras during a six-month pilot in Croydon, including a woman wanted since 2004 for assault. The technology scanned over 470,000 people with one false alert.
Australia's royal commission found a Jewish security agency warned of 'high' threat levels before the December Bondi Beach shooting that killed 15 people, recommending gun reforms and enhanced policing at Jewish events.
A shooting at an Indianapolis bar early Saturday killed one person and injured five others. Police arrested 25-year-old Nicholas Fulk on preliminary murder charges after using surveillance technology and investigative work to identify the suspect.
A 19-year-old Spanish fan received a 15-month suspended prison sentence, venue ban, and fines for racial abuse directed at Marcus Rashford, sparking debate over free speech limits in sports.
Venezuela has deported former industry minister Alex Saab to the US to face financial crime charges, ending a complex diplomatic dispute that began with his 2020 arrest in Cabo Verde.
Drug dealer Zulfiqar Shah, 58, sentenced to 16+ years after police discovered £1.6m in hidden compartments at a Bradford property, marking the largest single cash seizure by West Yorkshire Police.
Three people were killed in a shooting at a San Diego Islamic center in what police are investigating as a hate crime. Two teen suspects were found dead at the scene.
Tens of thousands participated in a "Unite the Kingdom" march organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson in London, drawing significant police presence and counter-demonstrations.
Two Australian women arrested at Melbourne airport face slavery charges allegedly committed while living under Islamic State rule in Syria between 2017-2018, including accusations of keeping enslaved persons and slave trading.
Brazil's Federal Police rejected banker Daniel Vorcaro's plea agreement proposal, citing material omissions and attempts to shield influential Brasília figures involved in alleged financial fraud scheme.
Former colleagues testified that California Highway Patrol Capt. Julie Harding spiraled before her estranged husband was fatally shot in an alleged murder-for-hire plot. Harding later died by suicide after the accused hitman was arrested.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has declared Governor Denarium of Roraima ineligible for 8 years and annulled his mandate following electoral violations.
Colombian pop star Shakira reached a settlement with Spanish authorities on the first day of her tax fraud trial, accepting charges and paying €7.3 million to avoid a potential three-year prison sentence.
An 89-year-old man was arrested in Athens after opening fire at two locations in the city center, injuring five people. The attacks targeted a public office and a courthouse.
Two teenagers are in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of murder.
A man suspected of killing his wife and shooting his stepson in Rio Acima, Minas Gerais, was found dead at a rural property. The suspect had posted about the crimes on social media before his death.
An SUV driver ploughed into pedestrians in Leipzig's shopping district, killing at least two and injuring about 20 others. A 33-year-old German suspect was apprehended; authorities say motivation remains unclear.
Police in Northern Ireland confirmed that remains discovered in Ballymena on June 11 belong to 21-year-old Chloe Mitchell, who disappeared on June 3. A murder inquiry is underway with two men charged.
A man in his thirties is in critical condition after a shark attack off Rottnest Island near Perth on Saturday. The incident follows recent fatal attacks in Sydney, prompting concerns about rising shark encounters.
Police in New South Wales believe they have found the body of Julian Ingram, a fugitive wanted for the January murders of three people including his pregnant ex-partner in Lake Cargelligo.
Ugandan police are searching for a woman shot by a guard after allegedly ignoring orders to stop near Parliament Speaker Anita Among's residence. The incident reflects a troubling pattern of VIP escort shootings in Kampala.
A security guard shot an armed suspect during an attempted robbery at an Oakland mall Saturday, injuring him. The suspect fled but was arrested nearby; a second suspect remains at large.
Mexico City police arrested two men for throwing rocks from pedestrian bridges onto vehicles on Circuito Interior, causing property damage. Suspects were identified through C2 surveillance cameras and apprehended in Cuauhtémoc and Miguel Hidalgo.
A municipal guard in Campinas, Brazil was arrested for killing his wife hours after their wedding ceremony. The victim, who leaves three children behind, was killed during the wedding celebration.
Australian children's author Craig Silvey, known for bestsellers like Jasper Jones, was arrested on child exploitation allegations involving possession and distribution of illicit material. Schools nationwide have suspended his works pending investigation.
Catalan police arrested a minor and two men (25, 28) on Sunday for a Friday warehouse robbery in Lleida. Suspects were identified via CCTV footage and apprehended at a gas station with stolen tools.
A Peter Kay comedy show in Birmingham was evacuated after police investigated a suspicious bag, with a 19-year-old man taken into custody. The venue was safely cleared 45 minutes into the performance.
Japan is experiencing record bear sightings as animals emerge from hibernation, with incidents already exceeding 2025's record year. A woman's death and police officer injury in recent weeks have prompted authorities to issue alerts across northeastern prefectures.
Jose Enrique Martinez Flores, the highest-ranking Tren de Aragua member ever extradited to the US, arrived in Houston to face terrorism and drug trafficking charges. The 24-year-old alleged leader was arrested in Colombia and will appear in federal court on May 15.
A 24-year-old secretary disappeared after calling a ride-share in Florianópolis and reappeared safely after eight days. Her return coincides with a separate investigation into alleged financial fraud at her employer.
A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking Arizona's voter registration data, marking the sixth such loss. The ruling protects voter privacy against federal overreach.
Spanish National Police arrested two men in Ciudad Real for kidnapping a third person and demanding €1,000 for his release. The suspects were apprehended at a train station after the victim's father reported the crime.
Congresswoman Tabata Amaral has requested the Federal Public Ministry investigate parties allegedly involving sexual exploitation and human trafficking connected to Vorcaro.
Five people were killed and eight wounded in a shooting at an Old National Bank branch in Louisville, Kentucky on Monday. The shooter, described as a current or former bank employee, is dead.
Metropolitan Police released body-worn camera footage showing officers arresting a suspect in a stabbing incident in Golders Green that injured two Jewish men. Police Commissioner praised officers' swift response.
A horse was seriously injured during a 10-minute attack by two uncontrolled dogs at Pāpāmoa Beach, with the animal suffering multiple puncture wounds and requiring extensive veterinary care. The incident has reignited debate about dog control regulations in public spaces.
A 19-year-old Kentucky man pleaded guilty but mentally ill to murdering his grandmother in a recorded October 2024 attack, facing 20 years to life in prison with sentencing scheduled for July.
Three unidentified women aged 20-30 were recovered from the sea off Brighton after a search began early Wednesday morning. Police are investigating the circumstances while prioritizing family notification.
Gunfire broke out in the Philippine Senate as police attempted to arrest a senator wanted by the International Criminal Court, marking an unprecedented security incident.
Three men narrowly escaped tragedy after their fishing dinghy capsized in the Bay of Islands when struck by a 12ft wave. All three were rescued by Coastguard and helicopter crews despite not wearing life jackets.
An 18-year-old was sentenced to nearly seven years in youth detention for causing the death of an 86-year-old woman on a zebra crossing while riding an illegal e-bike under the influence of cannabis and using his phone.
Malaysian police will investigate claims that fugitive financier Jho Low returned to Malaysia for secret meetings, reportedly under Chinese delegation protection amid 1MDB debt negotiations.
AEW Collision featured three championship defenses with Kevin Knight retaining the TNT Title against HOOK, Willow Nightingale defending the TBS Championship, and Jack Perry successfully defending the National Championship in Peoria.
Former Philippine President Duterte's defense counsel quoted him from detention during ICC confirmation of charges hearing, claiming he never murdered anyone. Prosecutors challenged the statements as inadmissible hearsay, asking judges to disregard them.
A mother of Elon Musk's children has become a key witness in his lawsuit against OpenAI, providing testimony about Musk's past interactions with company leadership and unusual personal offers.
A 23-year-old former Chick-fil-A employee in Texas was charged with allegedly defrauding the company of $80,000 by returning to a store and refunding 800 mac-and-cheese trays to personal credit cards.
Two teenage suspects killed five people in a shooting at a San Diego mosque before taking their own lives. Authorities say they shared broad hatred of multiple religions and racial groups, investigating the attack as a hate crime.
Three to five people were killed in an active shooter attack at an Islamic center in San Diego, California, prompting increased security measures at U.S. places of worship.
Two men—a UK Border Force officer and Hong Kong trade official—have been convicted of spying for China and surveilling pro-democracy dissidents in a "shadow policing" operation, marking the first such convictions in British history.
The final day of the ICC pre-trial hearing on Duterte's drug war features closing arguments from defense, prosecution, and victims' representatives after three days of detailed presentations on alleged systematic killings.
Two teenagers opened fire at San Diego's Islamic Center, killing three men including a security guard before apparently taking their own lives. Authorities are investigating as a hate crime.
A São Paulo judge dismissed Pablo Marçal's R$100,000 defamation claim against journalist Leonardo Attuch, ruling that criticism of public figures is constitutionally protected and noting Marçal's contradictory behavior.
A driver fleeing police at over 100 mph crashed into a bus stop in Commerce, killing a homeless person and severely injuring another. The suspect was arrested after officers canceled the pursuit.
NSW police charged a man with stealing camera equipment from a 61-year-old shooting victim at the Bondi beach terror attack on December 14, which killed 15 people.
A federal judge ruled the Justice Department violated Fourth Amendment rights by retaining and searching computer files from James Comey's friend without a warrant, ordering the files returned and creating a major obstacle to prosecuting the former FBI director.
Spain's Valencia High Court rejected a request to suspend minimum service requirements set by regional authorities during an ongoing public education teacher strike, maintaining service continuity.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight blends Arkham-style combat with classic Lego gameplay, delivering an engaging Batman adventure that appeals to fans and newcomers alike.
A 19-year-old man has been charged with false communications after a bomb hoax forced evacuation of comedian Peter Kay's show at Birmingham's Utilita Arena. Police found nothing suspicious following searches.
A 45-year-old woman was shot dead by police in Jamaica during a protest against a previous police killing, with CCTV footage sparking outrage and calls for independent investigation.
AEW Collision: Fairway to Hell featured Darby Allin successfully defending his AEW World Championship against PAC, with additional title matches including Jack Perry vs. Mark Davis for the National Title.
Rio police conducted an operation targeting Marcinho VP, a historical leader of the Comando Vermelho criminal organization, and his son Oruam, focusing on the gang's financial operations.
A 5-year-old girl's death in Alice Springs triggered violent clashes between police and community members at a hospital, resulting in property damage and multiple arrests as authorities seek to restore order.
A federal judge released a sealed suicide note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein, in which he suggests innocence and references choosing his own time to die. The note's authenticity remains unverified by media outlets.
A 59-year-old New Zealand resident in Utah pleaded guilty to child kidnapping after attacking a 12-year-old during a doorbell prank in August 2025, receiving five days jail and deportation orders.
Nathan Chasing Horse, known for 'Dances With Wolves,' received a life sentence for sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls, exploiting his status as a spiritual leader over nearly two decades.
A royal commission interim report into the Bondi terror attack identifies failures in police risk assessment for a Hanukah event, despite prior high-threat warnings from the Jewish community.
A Welsh driver was sentenced to eight months suspended imprisonment after punching another motorist unconscious during a road rage incident in June, with the assault captured on his own dashcam.
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after remains of a young girl, estimated 1-4 years old, were discovered in the Grand River in Dunnville. A post-mortem examination is scheduled to determine cause of death.
A 49-year-old man died and two others were injured in an assault at a North End Winnipeg housing complex early Monday. A 23-year-old has been charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault.
Lancashire Police recovered a body from the River Wyre during the search for missing mortgage adviser Nicola Bulley, 45, who disappeared while walking her dog on January 27. Formal identification is pending as police treat the death as unexplained.
An 8-year-old boy in Basrehi village died from asphyxiation after a homemade rope swing accident. The child lost balance when wheat bags supporting the swing shifted, causing the rope to wrap around his neck.
Interior Minister Steinert unveiled a National Security Plan featuring salary increases for Carabineros trainees from 80,000 to 800,000 pesos and higher pay for officers in high-crime communes, amid rising organized crime and homicide rates.
Brazilian Federal Police transferred detainee Vorcaro to a common cell after initial plea bargain delivery, suggesting the cooperation agreement may have collapsed. Investigators are demanding return of R$60 billion in diverted funds.
Jessica Hilliard, 34, was fatally shot while intervening to protect another woman during a parking lot altercation outside a Pennsylvania bar. The suspect fired multiple rounds, wounding three others before arrest.
A federal judge unsealed an unsigned, unverified suicide note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein before his 2019 prison death, following a New York Times petition.
Meta lost a historic court case in New Mexico and faces a $375 million fine, with potential additional costs as the state seeks stricter child safety restrictions on the company's apps and algorithms.
Northern Ireland police confirm post-mortem examination concluded on human remains found in Ballymena, but identification process continues. A man has been remanded in custody for assisting an offender.
Rebel Wilson rejected accusations she destroyed her phone to avoid handing over communications in a defamation lawsuit brought by Charlotte MacInnes, the lead actor in Wilson's directorial debut The Deb.
Two men were publicly flogged 76 times each in Indonesia’s Aceh province after being found guilty of same-sex relations under strict Islamic law. The punishment, carried out in Banda Aceh, drew condemnation from rights…
A 33-year-old German driver deliberately plowed into pedestrians in Leipzig's central shopping district, killing two people and seriously injuring three others. The suspect was detained at the scene.
Globo identified owners of pirate IPTV services and secured a judicial decision to shut down their websites, advancing efforts against illegal streaming.
Britney Spears voluntarily checked into a treatment facility following her March 4 DUI arrest in Ventura County, CA. She faces a May 4 court date.
Catalan police arrested two men with 66 prior theft convictions for attempting to rob foreign tourists' vehicle on AP-7 highway in Cambrils, using dangerous driving tactics.
Mexican authorities deployed over 850 officers and tear gas to prevent motorcycle riders from blocking Acapulco's main avenue during the Acamoto festival, resulting in clashes and detentions.
Draymond Green criticizes the NBA for not suspending or fining Victor Wembanyama after an elbow strike on Naz Reid in Game 4, arguing inconsistent discipline threatens fair play in the Timberwolves-Spurs playoff series.
Australian author Craig Silvey pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material in Fremantle court. Two other charges were dropped; sentencing scheduled for July 3.
Tacloban-based journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio, imprisoned on contested terrorism financing charges since 2020, receives the IWMF's 2026 Wallis Annenberg Justice for Women Journalists Award, marking international rejection of her conviction.
New Zealand's court of appeal rejected Brenton Tarrant's bid to appeal his guilty pleas for the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings, ruling his mental health claims were "utterly devoid of merit" and contradicted by prison and legal professionals.
Susan Smith, convicted of drowning her two young sons in 1994, is eligible for parole again after being denied release in 2024. Her latest hearing is scheduled for November 2026.
Emergency services responded to a house fire in Clayton, Manchester after a gas cylinder caught fire and exploded. One woman was hospitalized with smoke inhalation injuries.
Gaming critic Harrison Polites offers quick verdicts on three recent titles: Dispatch (story-driven superhero management), Hell Is Us (challenging action-adventure), and Arc Raiders (cooperative extraction shooter).
NSW Police confirmed human remains found near a Sydney golf course belong to 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, who was abducted in a case of mistaken identity. Two men have been arrested and charged with his murder and kidnapping.
A driver plowed into pedestrians in central Leipzig, Germany on Monday, killing two people and injuring four others. Authorities have apprehended the suspect but say motive remains unclear.
Elon Musk took the stand in his court battle against Sam Altman over OpenAI's direction, claiming his motivation is saving humanity while early investor Vinod Khosla suggested Musk's CEO ambitions sparked the feud.
A Minnesota daycare owner faces federal fraud charges for allegedly pocketing over $850,000 in child nutrition funds meant to feed children, then attempting to flee to London after closing the center.
The DOJ released photos of suspect Cole Allen armed in a hotel room and is seeking his detention pending trial for allegedly opening fire at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
A decade-long investigation into systematic doping and animal abuse in Mallorca's harness racing finally reaches trial, with two trainers facing charges for administering dangerous substances to racehorses, resulting in deaths and severe injuries.
Three hikers, including two Singaporeans, died when Mount Dukono erupted Friday after they entered a restricted zone despite warnings. Authorities say the group was motivated by desire to create online content.
Brazil's INSS introduces mandatory facial biometrics for consigned loans starting May 19, 2026, banning phone and proxy contracts to prevent fraud and enhance security.
South African court orders deportation of Robert Mugabe's youngest son after he pleaded guilty to immigration and firearms offences, separate from an attempted murder charge related to a shooting at the family home.
RCMP and Ottawa police arrested three people and dismantled a trafficking network allegedly smuggling illegal US handguns onto local streets, with charges including conspiracy to traffic firearms.
A woman was killed in a collision near Manchester with police arresting a suspect on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The road remains closed as investigations continue.
A 16-year-old North Carolina girl and 28-year-old man face first-degree murder charges after three family members were found shot dead in their home. The teen is being charged as an adult and could face life imprisonment or death penalty.
Elon Musk faces courtroom confrontation with a judge during his lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman, with testimony revealing internal conflicts and competing visions for the AI company's direction.
Three adolescents were arrested in Austin, Texas, suspected of carrying out at least 10 random shooting attacks that wounded four people. The arrests followed an intensive manhunt for armed teenagers conducting indiscriminate attacks.
South Carolina's Supreme Court has overturned Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions, granting him a new trial. The decision raises questions about trial procedures and publicity's impact on jury selection.
Two suspects killed three people at San Diego's Islamic Center before being found dead in a vehicle. Police revealed the shooter's mother had reported him missing along with weapons and a car prior to the attack.
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango fashion chain founder Isak Andic, arrested and released on €1m bail in connection with his father's death in a hiking accident that authorities now suspect may be homicide.
Edward Cann, 36-year-old nurse at Ofori Panin Senior High School, died in a solo motorcycle crash early Friday. Preliminary investigation suggests he failed to disengage the kickstand before riding.
A 28-year-old former student opened fire at a Nashville Christian school, killing three nine-year-old children and three staff members. Police released CCTV footage showing the shooter's entry and detailed planning of the attack.
NSW recorded a record 66 deaths in custody and police operations in 2025, up 18 from 2024, with Indigenous deaths hitting an all-time high of 12 despite $16m spent on safety improvements.
Renowned Australian author Craig Silvey has been charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material following a police raid. Publishers and institutions have distanced themselves from the author pending court proceedings.
Trump claims US would be destroyed without tariffs while praising a judge who sided with him, even as an appeals court ruled his tariff implementation illegal.
A 41-year-old Victorian man arrested at Sydney airport after a police gun accidentally discharged is back in custody for allegedly assaulting three men at Central station the next day. He faces multiple charges and has been ordered to undergo mental health assessment.
Two U.S. Bank employees were shot and killed during a robbery in Brea, Kentucky. A suspect remains at large as state police, FBI, and federal agencies search for the armed man.
A building collapsed in Salvador, Brazil, killing three people and leaving twelve families temporarily homeless. Police have identified all victims as the search and rescue operation concluded.
Competitive eating champion Joey Chestnut will defend his Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest title on July 4 despite serving probation for a misdemeanor battery charge, after receiving court permission to travel outside Indiana.
A federal judge unsealed Jeffrey Epstein's purported suicide note from a 2019 attempt, released at the New York Times' request. Additional documents may be made public following the disclosure.
A Norwegian court rejected Marius Borg's request for house arrest at the royal palace, ordering him to remain in custody pending trial on unspecified criminal charges.
Jonathan Andic, heir to the Mango fashion empire, was detained on suspicion of premeditated murder in the death of his father Isak Andic, initially ruled accidental but reopened due to inconsistent testimony and financial disputes over inheritance.
Security footage documented a fatal altercation in Belo Horizonte's Novo Aarão Reis neighborhood on Sunday morning. The suspect was arrested hours later after threatening a station employee with a knife.
Nicole Blain found guilty of murdering her newborn daughter Thea Wilson, who suffered catastrophic injuries including broken ribs and skull fractures. Blain had falsely blamed another child for the death.
Zimbabwe's Delta Corporation denies responsibility for maggots found in a Coca-Cola bottle, blaming counterfeit products while disputing lab findings in ongoing Harare court proceedings.
Federal judge Alcides Martins Ribeiro Filho has been missing for approximately 20-30 days in Rio de Janeiro, with police and the Federal Regional Court actively investigating his disappearance.
Police have arrested a second suspect in the tragic stray-bullet killing of a 7-month-old baby in Brooklyn. Matthew Rodriguez, 18, was apprehended in Pennsylvania. The suspected shooter, Amuri Greene, 21, was arrested e…
Rajasthan Police released exam city slips for 10,000 constable positions with written tests scheduled for September 13-14. Candidates must download slips from official portals and arrive two hours early with required documents.
BMW Motorrad debuted the Vision K18, a one-off concept motorcycle powered by a 1,800cc inline-six engine, at Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este. The aggressive design features six intakes, tailpipes, and LED headlights with aircraft-inspired aesthetics.
Reuben Lambie, deported to New Zealand after causing a fatal hostel fire in Perth, has breached his deportation order by purchasing alcohol weeks after returning. He faces court proceedings for violating conditions designed to manage community risk.
A New York judge has disclosed an alleged suicide note written by Jeffrey Epstein before his death in prison, reigniting scrutiny over the circumstances of his 2019 death.
A 19-year-old man has been charged with false communications relating to a bomb hoax after a suspicious bag prompted evacuation of Birmingham's Utilita Arena during Peter Kay's live performance.
Prosecutors have withdrawn manslaughter charges against Marat Ganiev in the death of 19-year-old Isla Bell, citing insufficient evidence. He will instead face charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Gunfire erupted at the Philippine Senate as authorities attempted to arrest a lawmaker wanted by the International Criminal Court who had taken refuge in the chamber.
Louisiana lawmakers expanded first-degree murder charges and death penalty eligibility following an April shooting at a Baton Rouge mall that killed a teenager, broadening laws to address crowd violence.
Daniel Vorcaro was transferred from Federal Police custody to a common cell after two months of detention, with restrictions placed on attorney visits and security protocols adjusted.
Rebel Wilson's nine-day defamation trial concludes as she faces allegations of bullying and orchestrating smear campaigns against young actor Charlotte MacInnes, who claims Wilson's social media posts implied she fabricated sexual harassment complaints.
An Indonesian citizen from South Sumatra was allegedly kidnapped and assaulted by an illegal tin smuggling syndicate in Selangor, Malaysia. Malaysian police rescued the victim after Indonesian authorities coordinated intervention.
PlayStation's new DRM system may automatically convert 30-day trial licenses to permanent access after a refund period expires, potentially altering digital ownership terms.
A Nevada jury convicted actor Nathan Chasing Horse of 13 of 21 sexual assault charges, including crimes against a minor. He faces a minimum 25 years in prison with sentencing scheduled for March 11.
HS2 project costs have surged to £102.7bn with service delays pushed to 2036-2039, six years beyond original targets. £44.2bn has already been spent as of March 2026.
Prosecutors allege a suspect murdered a 14-year-old victim to conceal sexual abuse after she threatened to expose details. Court filings reveal graphic details that shocked the victim's family.
A 27-year-old Kentucky woman was arrested for fourth-degree assault after authorities discovered her 22-month-old child with a tattoo during a home visit that revealed deplorable living conditions.
Police recovered a body from Lancashire's River Wyre during the search for missing mother Nicola Bulley, but formal identification is pending. The remains were discovered less than a mile from where the 45-year-old vanished on January 27.
Opposition VP candidate Justice Sudershan Reddy defended his 2011 judgment disbanding Salwa Judum militia against BJP attacks, arguing the state must combat violence through constitutional means without outsourcing security to vigilante groups.
Former Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang has agreed to plead guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China, secretly spreading pro-Beijing propaganda before taking office. She faces up to 10 years in prison.
Fiji Police and military conducted drug raids in Nadonumai and Narere, seizing over $4,000, methamphetamine, marijuana, and stolen phones across multiple divisions.
US prosecutors have charged Sinaloa Governor Rúben Rocha Moya and nine other Mexican officials with conspiring with the Sinaloa Cartel to traffic drugs in exchange for political protection and bribes. Mexico's government disputes the evidence and launched its own investigation.
Capitol Police officers who defended the building during the January 6 invasion are organizing legal action to block a billion-dollar fund Trump created to compensate his supporters involved in the attack.
Cape Verde's Supreme Court authorized the extradition of Colombian businessman Álex Saab, accused of money laundering for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, to the United States. Saab's defense team announced plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court.
British singer Bonnie Tyler is in induced coma following emergency surgery and experienced cardiorespiratory arrest, requiring resuscitation. Her condition is reported as grave.
Sony agreed to pay $7.8 million to US PlayStation Store customers in a settlement over digital store practices, with eligible users receiving credits or refunds.
Mexican authorities arrested Erika María in Venezuela for allegedly murdering beauty queen Carolina Flores Gómez in Mexico City. Video evidence and an international manhunt led to her capture after a two-week search.
University of Sussex won a High Court challenge against a £585,000 fine issued by the Office for Students over its trans and non-binary inclusion policy, with the judge finding the regulator had bias and closed its mind to evidence.
Three TikTok food influencers and their mother were arrested after a Mother's Day dispute over steak preparation at an Arkansas steakhouse escalated into physical violence, with allegations of knife throwing and piano damage.
China's court sentenced two former defense ministers to death for corruption charges, marking a significant anti-corruption enforcement action within the military establishment.
Globo's new telenovela 'Quem Ama Cuida' premieres with a story of a physiotherapist wrongly imprisoned for murder who seeks justice and revenge after her release.
Steven Mattaboni, 38, died after being attacked by a 4m shark while spearfishing off Western Australia's Rottnest Island. His family and community have paid tribute to the devoted father of two.
Court documents reveal Elon Musk attempted to reach a settlement agreement with OpenAI prior to litigation, suggesting efforts to resolve disputes outside judicial proceedings.
An 89-year-old man opened fire with a shotgun at two public buildings in Athens, injuring five people. Police arrested the suspect, reportedly motivated by pension payment disputes.
Western Australia permanently removes Craig Silvey's books from public school curriculum after he pleaded guilty to child exploitation offences. Education minister confirms texts will not return despite students already studying them this year.
Both sides rested their cases in E. Jean Carroll's civil rape lawsuit against Donald Trump, with jury deliberations set to begin next week. The judge left open the possibility for Trump to testify if he changes his mind before Sunday.
Spain's first trial in the Koldo corruption case begins, involving allegations of fraud and misconduct. Multiple Spanish media outlets cover the proceedings with varying editorial perspectives on the case's significance.
Craig Silvey, acclaimed Australian author of Jasper Jones and Runt, pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Arrested in January, he faces sentencing in July as publishers withdraw his works.
A 60-year-old Uruguayan pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business to move approximately $99,500 linked to sanctioned Venezuelan officials into the U.S. financial system using fraudulent invoices and coded language.
A Dominican migrant with an Interpol Red Notice for homicide was released from ICE custody by a federal judge who ruled his detention unlawful, sparking DHS criticism of judicial overreach.
A 34-year-old man was jailed for 34 weeks after breaching a sexual risk order by contacting dozens of women on the Vinted marketplace and failing to disclose his online username to police.
A South Korean appeals court has increased the prison sentence for former President Yoon, with prosecutors seeking additional charges related to unauthorized drone flights. His obstruction conviction now carries a 7-year term.
A Brazilian labor court convicted Guizardi Júnior Construtora for subjecting workers to slave-like conditions, ordering R$100,000 in collective damages. Five workers, including a pregnant woman and two-year-old child, were rescued from a construction site lacking basic protections and sanitation.
The wife of a police officer accused of killing three family members in Cachoeirinha denies using AI in connection with the crimes, as the investigation continues.
Myanmar's military junta announced it has moved detained Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi to house arrest after over five years in military detention since the 2021 coup, though her family and legal team remain skeptical without independent verification.
A 33-year-old man is accused of plotting an attack on Dutch princesses Catharina-Amalia and Alexia, with authorities discovering axes bearing Nazi symbols and the victims' names carved into them.
Kouri Richins received a life sentence without parole for murdering her husband by lacing his cocktail with fentanyl. The case drew attention after she published a children's book about grief following his death.
Daniel Yacobi was convicted of first-degree murder for strangling his 67-year-old mother Violet in her Beverly Hills mansion in October 2017. Detectives used cellphone records, security footage, and DNA evidence to prove he killed her for a $13 million inheritance.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder and rape following the discovery of a five-year-old Indigenous girl's body near Alice Springs, sparking national grief and community unrest.
Day 4 of the Musk v. Altman trial featured testimony from Musk's money manager and Musk's admission he didn't read OpenAI's fine print regarding its for-profit transition.
Rebel Wilson's nine-day defamation trial in Sydney concludes as she faces allegations of bullying and smear campaigns against young actor Charlotte MacInnes, who claims Wilson posted damaging social media content after withdrawing a harassment complaint.
A New York judge ruled that a gun and writings found during Luigi Mangione's arrest are admissible in his trial for the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing, while suppressing other evidence obtained without a warrant.
Unconfirmed reports claim the ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Sen. Ronald dela Rosa over alleged crimes against humanity during the Duterte administration's drug war, but neither the ICC nor Philippine officials have officially confirmed the claims.
Colombian migration authorities detained a US citizen at José María Córdova airport who was wanted by Mexico for aggravated extortion via an Interpol red notice. The arrest highlights strengthened border controls detecting international fugitives and transnational crime suspects.
A post-mortem has confirmed that a body found in Tenerife's Masca village is missing 19-year-old Jay Slater, who disappeared during a holiday in June. Spanish authorities determined he died from trauma consistent with an accidental fall in rocky terrain.
A doctoral study from University of Coimbra identifies significant differences between rural and urban arsonists, with rural offenders typically older and prone to alcohol abuse and mental illness, while urban arsonists more often act from revenge motives.
Utah author Kouri Richins, who published a children's book about grief after her husband's death, has been convicted of murdering him with fentanyl poisoning in March 2022. Prosecutors argued financial motive drove the premeditated killing.
A retired RCMP officer was acquitted of breaching Canada's Security of Information Act after prosecutors failed to prove he illegally assisted Chinese authorities. The judge found evidence entirely circumstantial and criticized the arrest as based on generalized suspicion.
Eleven UN human rights experts say Taliban restrictions on Afghan women and girls constitute gender persecution—a crime against humanity under international law—and call for investigation and prosecution.
An Irish Family Law Court heard a case where a separated couple living in the same home engaged in mutual harassment, including sabotaged meals and secret camera installation, with the judge finding both parties culpable but ruling it a marital breakdown rather than domestic violence.
The West End play 1536 uses working-class women in Tudor Essex to explore contemporary issues of misogyny and gender inequality, with backing from actor Margot Robbie and a BBC drama adaptation in development.
County court judgements for unpaid debts rose 17.5% in Q1 2026, driven by soaring energy bills and broader cost-of-living pressures affecting households across income levels.
A Ryanair flight from London to Alicante was diverted to Toulouse after a drunk British passenger attempted to open the aircraft exit mid-air, prompting emergency landing and detention of five men by French authorities.
Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx withdrew from televised debates with challenger Pat O'Brien, citing his tactics. O'Brien counters that she's avoiding accountability for rising crime and loss of police confidence.
An actor filed a police report alleging physical assault during filming of Dark Horse, a Bolsonaro biopic, amid broader complaints of poor working conditions and wage violations on set.
A New York judge ruled that a gun and notebook found in Luigi Mangione's backpack can be used in his state trial for the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder, though other items were suppressed due to improper warrantless search.
Three Australian women have been arrested and charged with terrorism-related offences including crimes against humanity and slavery during Islamic State's rule in Syria. Two face charges of enslavement; a third is charged with joining IS.
An Oklahoma high school principal tackled an armed gunman in the school hallway, disarming him despite being shot in the leg. Security footage shows the heroic intervention likely prevented a mass shooting tragedy.
Israeli PM Netanyahu returns to court for corruption trial while President Herzog explores possible pardon options. Netanyahu delays testimony citing security concerns as presidential mediation attempts to broker agreements.
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted for allegedly threatening President Trump through a social media post of seashells arranged as numbers, marking the administration's second prosecution attempt against a political opponent.
Five people died in a shooting at San Diego's largest mosque, including three adult victims and two teenage suspects who died by apparent self-inflicted gunfire. Authorities are investigating the attack as a potential hate crime.
Elite's 7th season concludes with Omar seeking help for depression, Eric rescued from suicidal crisis, criminal families arrested, and a shocking murder disguised as suicide.
The Phoenix Suns secured their 37th win of the season, defeating the Charlotte Hornets 111-99, surpassing last year's total of 36 wins.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder and sexual assault following the death of a five-year-old girl in Australia's Northern Territory, triggering violent riots in Alice Springs that resulted in over A$180,000 in property damage.
A businessman and aircraft owner died when his plane crashed into a residential building in Belo Horizonte. Police are investigating potential weight overload as a contributing factor.
US prosecutors have charged Sinaloa's sitting governor Rúben Rocha Moya and nine other Mexican officials with conspiring with the Sinaloa Cartel. Mexico's government disputes the evidence and says the decision on extradition rests with its Attorney General.
Three people were killed in a shooting at an Islamic center in San Diego, California. Two suspected shooters, aged 19 and 17, were found dead from self-inflicted wounds; authorities are treating the incident as a potential hate crime.
The remake of Vale Tudo may alter César's ending from the 1988 original, where the character escaped to Europe after being implicated in a murder and eventually profited from a scheme involving a European prince.
Bombay High Court quashed an extortion FIR against five IT workers after settlement, imposing a unique condition: both accused and complainant must volunteer at an old age home for six months.
India and Nepal held a border district coordination meeting to ensure security and administrative cooperation during Nepal's upcoming elections, with officials pledging mutual assistance.
One killed and three injured in a motorcycle collision in Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, part of a deadly month with over 100 road deaths attributed to reckless driving and poor infrastructure.
The South Carolina Supreme Court overturned Alex Murdaugh's murder conviction for killing his wife and son, granting him a new trial three years after his initial conviction.
Britney Spears has been charged with driving under the influence involving drugs and alcohol in California. She may avoid jail time if she pleads guilty to reckless driving and accepts probation.
A Brazilian judge has dismissed the case against a teenager accused of killing a dog named Orelha, with the teen's mother expressing relief that her family won't face further legal proceedings.
Brazilian Federal Police arrested Victor Lima Sedlmaier in Dubai, a hacker suspected of belonging to 'Os Meninos' cybercriminal group linked to ex-banker Daniel Vorcaro's illegal operations. Sedlmaier was deported to Brazil after attempting entry with false documents.
Newly released Justice Department footage appears to show the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect rushing a security checkpoint armed.
Sen. Ronald dela Rosa is reviewing a Senate Ethics Committee suggestion to suspend his salary while absent from sessions since November 2025, potentially influencing outcomes of ethics complaints against him.
Ryan Giggs stands trial for allegedly headbutting ex-girlfriend Kate Greville and controlling her through threats and harassment between 2017-2020. The prosecutor described a pattern of physical and psychological abuse masked by the footballer's public image.
Three people were killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday, investigated as a hate crime. Two teenage suspects were found dead in a nearby vehicle.
The family of Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has filed defamation and injury lawsuits against Senator Alessandro Vieira over statements allegedly linking them to organized crime.
A Kitchener man was arrested after threatening to shoot Guelph bar staff during an altercation. Police found no weapon on the suspect, who also resisted arrest.
A judge rejected a defense motion to ban cameras from the courtroom in the trial of Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, while also delaying the preliminary hearing.
Three people died in a shooting at San Diego's Islamic Center on Monday. Police investigate as a hate crime after finding anti-Islamic manifesto in suspects' vehicle.
Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, was transferred to Brasília's Federal Penitentiary to serve preventive detention in a maximum-security facility while under investigation for fraud. He will be held in isolation with minimal contact with others.
A Utah woman who published a children's book about grief following her husband's death has been charged with his murder via fentanyl poisoning. Court documents allege she purchased lethal doses of fentanyl weeks before his death in March 2022.
Colombian businessman Alex Saab, accused of laundering hundreds of millions for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, requested a federal judge limit video access to his court hearings to prevent public viewing of him in prison attire.
Peruvian police arrested two men in Tumbes with a firearm and cocaine paste, allegedly members of the criminal gang 'Los Micros de la Frontera' operating at the Peru-Ecuador border.
A man in his 30s is in critical condition following a suspected white shark attack off Geordie Bay at Rottnest Island near Perth. Emergency services responded within hours as the victim was transported to shore.
Former Austrian intelligence official Egisto Ott was convicted of espionage for Russia, sentenced to over four years in prison. The case reveals extensive data theft from police and interior ministry databases, reviving concerns about Russian intelligence operations in Austria.
Partners of Brazilian fintech Naskar disappeared with approximately R$900 million after operating a questionable 'bank rental' service scheme.
The body of missing USF doctoral student Zamil Limon was discovered and his roommate was arrested Friday following a domestic violence incident. Search efforts continue for another missing doctoral student, Nahida S. Bristy.
Oklahoma City Thunder dominated the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference semifinals, securing a 1-0 series lead despite LeBron James's presence on the court.
A 66-year-old man has been charged with multiple offences including causing an explosion at a police station in Belfast, allegedly carried out by dissident republican group New IRA using a hijacked vehicle.
Three men were convicted in Espírito Santo for a violent home invasion robbery where they impersonated police officers, binding a couple with handcuffs and stealing gold jewelry. A fourth suspect remains at large.
Felipe Marques Monteiro, a Rio de Janeiro police helicopter copilot shot in the head during an anti-crime operation in March 2025, died on May 17 after over a year of hospitalization and complications.
ICC prosecutors plan to call 60-70 witnesses, including insiders and crime-base witnesses, against former Philippine President Duterte, with trial set to begin November 2026. Only 25-30 witnesses expected to testify live, with significant security concerns cited.
Elon Musk flew to Beijing mid-trial in his $150B lawsuit against OpenAI's Sam Altman, despite a judge's warning he could be recalled for further testimony in the California courtroom.
Peruvian police arrested a second suspect in the rape and murder of a 2-year-old girl in Trujillo. The suspect was allegedly drinking with the first confessed attacker before the crime.
The DOJ filed a federal lawsuit challenging New Jersey's laws allowing undocumented immigrants to receive in-state tuition and financial aid, arguing the policies discriminate against U.S. citizens.
The US indicted 94-year-old former Cuban president Raúl Castro for allegedly ordering the 1996 shooting down of exile planes that killed four Americans, marking an escalation in Trump administration pressure on Cuba's communist regime.
Spanish police focus investigation on voluntary disappearance of 32-year-old psychologist Sandra Bermejo missing since November 8 near Asturias cliffs, with recovery in sea as grim secondary hypothesis.
A Spanish court ordered a man to repay €3,524.75 in social benefits after finding he spent subsidies on non-essential items including food delivery, nightclubs, and streaming services instead of basic needs.
Hidalgo authorities arrested municipal security directors and officers in two separate operations, seizing drugs, weapons, and torture devices while investigating organized crime connections.
Three people were killed in a shooting attack at San Diego's largest mosque on Monday, with two suspected teenage shooters found dead from self-inflicted wounds nearby. Police are treating the incident as a potential hate crime motivated by Islamophobia.
A prominent Thai Buddhist monk who founded an HIV/AIDS hospice three decades ago was arrested on embezzlement and money laundering charges linked to misused donations. He has denied wrongdoing.
Federal court documents reveal shock jock Kyle Sandilands' lavish $100m contract with Kiis FM, including $7.4m annual cash, five-star hotels, and Mercedes transfers. He's suing for $85m after ARN Media terminated him over on-air misconduct toward co-host Jackie O.
A global law enforcement operation coordinated by the FBI arrested 276 suspects across Dubai, China, and Thailand, dismantling cryptocurrency scam centers that defrauded Americans of millions through romance and investment schemes.
An off-duty NYPD officer tackled and disarmed a shooter who killed a deli worker in Queens, earning commendation from the police commissioner for his heroic intervention.
A 19-year-old gangster facing murder and drug charges was recaptured in Tamil Nadu after escaping police custody in handcuffs, with authorities using his girlfriend as bait at a bus station.
A massive explosion erupted at a Queens home as NYPD officers responded to a domestic dispute, injuring seven officers and killing the suspected arsonist. The blast displaced 18 residents and damaged multiple homes.
India's RBI proposes measures to combat a 4,300% surge in digital fraud since 2021, which cost citizens $2.5bn in 2025. Experts warn proposed solutions may have limited impact without stronger implementation and digital literacy efforts.
Elon Musk testified in federal court against OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman, claiming he was deceived into donating $38 million. The trial drew massive crowds and security presence to Oakland's courthouse.
A Texas man accused of strangling his pregnant wife fled to Italy using forged documents and is fighting extradition, claiming he fears the U.S. justice system and seeking asylum based on Italy's due process protections.
Multiple emergency crews responded to reports of a mass shooting at Arcadia Lake Campground in Edmond, Oklahoma, with unconfirmed reports suggesting 5-9 victims. A nearby hospital was placed on lockdown as a precaution.
A Washington mother's final moments were captured in a 911 call as her ex-partner fired 14 shots into her car in what authorities describe as a love-bombing stalker case. The incident has raised questions about police response to domestic violence warnings.
A Nevada jury convicted actor Nathan Chasing Horse of 13 of 21 sexual assault charges involving Indigenous women and girls, with prosecutors alleging he exploited his spiritual authority to prey on vulnerable victims over nearly two decades.
A tiger escaped from a private facility near Leipzig, Germany, attacked a 72-year-old keeper, and was shot dead by police. The incident raises questions about safety standards at privately-owned animal facilities.
Colombian businessman Alex Saab, accused money launderer for Venezuela's Maduro regime, was extradited to the US from Cape Verde. His potential cooperation with US authorities could expose the regime's corruption, drug trafficking links, and food program fraud.
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted on charges of false statements and obstruction of a congressional proceeding related to his testimony about the Trump-Russia investigation. He denies all allegations and maintains his innocence.
A federal appeals court reversed its prior decision, ruling Netflix's use of unlicensed funeral footage in 'Tiger King' qualifies as fair use, providing significant protection for documentary filmmakers using archival material without permission.
A South Carolina judge ruled that death row inmate John Richard Wood, convicted of killing a state trooper in 2000, is mentally incompetent to be executed due to schizophrenia-induced delusions of immortality and divine intervention.
French authorities arrested two men Saturday in connection with the October 19 theft of over 800 Napoleonic jewels from the Louvre Museum in Paris. One suspect was apprehended while allegedly planning another robbery at Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Nathan Chasing Horse, known for 'Dances With Wolves,' received a life sentence with a minimum of 37 years for multiple sexual assault convictions.
The EU has ruled that airlines cannot impose fuel surcharges after ticket sales, protecting consumers from unexpected fees while requiring airlines to maintain compensation obligations during fuel crises.
Edward Busby Jr. became Texas's 600th execution since 1982 despite both prosecution and defense experts finding him intellectually disabled. The Supreme Court overturned a stay, allowing the lethal injection to proceed despite questions about due process.
Newly released bodycam video documents a deadly California standoff where deputies used an armored BearCat vehicle to stop a suspect who killed Tulare County Deputy Randy Hoppert during an eviction service on April 9.
A federal judge dismissed Trump's $10B defamation suit against WSJ over its Epstein birthday letter report, ruling Trump failed to plausibly allege actual malice.
An ongoing trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI reveals internal rivalries and strategic tensions as the AI startup's valuation reaches $852 billion, with court documents exposing organizational chaos.
Two senior Mexican officials indicted by the US for drug trafficking have temporarily stepped down, losing immunity from prosecution. The case tests President Sheinbaum's balance between fighting corruption and defending national sovereignty against US pressure.
Punjab and Haryana High Court issued notice to SBI over alleged irregularities in appointing a retired officer as legal head, including age norm violations and excessive compensation exceeding Rs 2 crore annually.
South Carolina's top court overturned Alex Murdaugh's double murder conviction for killing his wife and son, granting him a new trial based on court clerk misconduct that influenced the guilty verdict.
Todd Bridges has filed for divorce from wife Bettijo B. Hirschi after 3 years of marriage, citing the union as irretrievably broken with no spousal support requested.
UFC 328 features middleweight champion Khamzat Chimaev's first title defense against Sean Strickland in Newark. Flyweight Jose Ochoa proposed to his girlfriend during a post-fight interview with Joe Rogan.
Sen. Ronald dela Rosa missed budget hearings for major security agencies, with his staff citing inability to defend proposals. His absence since Nov. 10 follows ICC arrest warrant reports related to drug war crimes.
Three people, including a security guard, were killed in a shooting at San Diego's Islamic Center. Two young suspects were found dead in a nearby vehicle; authorities are investigating as a hate crime.
Brazil's INSS now mandates facial biometric verification for new payroll-deducted loans to retirees and pensioners, with a 5-day validation window to prevent fraud.
Multiple adolescents arrested in São Paulo for collective sexual abuse of children, with disturbing video evidence circulating on unmoderated online platforms.
A mass shooting at Lake Arcadia near Edmond, Oklahoma injured at least 10-15 people at a campground event. Police responded with a large presence to the scene.
Two suspects detained for 21 days in connection with the killing of Presbyterian Church cleric Reverend Julius Ndumia during a violent robbery at his Nakuru church compound on May 3.
Former Yankees pitcher Carl Pavano faces allegations of controlling behavior and forcing a one-sided prenup on his ex-wife Alissa, with police called to their Connecticut home nine times in two years.
A suspect accused of committing a massacre was apprehended with 13 cell phones while in police custody in Cuiabá, Brazil, raising questions about security protocols.
A Utah woman was convicted of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband with fentanyl in 2022, then self-publishing a children's book about grief. Prosecutors say she was motivated by $4.5 million in debt and inheritance prospects.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor vows to rewrite Australia's Sex Discrimination Act to define biological sex after Federal Court upheld damages against a women-only app that blocked a transgender user.
A South Korean appeals court sentenced former President Yoon to 7 years in prison for charges including resisting arrest and obstructing justice, with prosecutors seeking additional 30-year terms for other alleged crimes.
A 17-year-old Canberra resident has become the first person charged with planning a terrorist act in the ACT, facing additional charges including preparing for an attack motivated by nationalist and racist extremism.
A Green council candidate arrested over alleged antisemitic social media posts was photographed canvassing days later, raising questions about party discipline and leadership under Zack Polanski.
A 34-year-old mechanic's lawyer seeks his release from preventive detention, arguing the homicide charge should be downgraded to aggravated assault. The man confessed to fatally beating his ex-father-in-law, whom he believed had sexually abused his daughter.
Austrian police have detained a suspect following the discovery of rat poison in baby food jars on supermarket shelves, triggering a public health investigation.
SES AI Corporation faces a federal securities class action lawsuit alleging executives failed to disclose material information and made false statements about business outlook, resulting in a 37% stock decline.
A gunman fired 50-60 rounds on a busy Cambridge street Monday, wounding two people before being shot by a State Police trooper and armed civilian. The suspect, a 46-year-old with prior weapons convictions, is in custody.
Defense Secretary Hegseth has requested a second Pentagon investigation into Senator Mark Kelly's public statements about classified briefings, escalating an ongoing political dispute between the two officials.
Tasmanian police are investigating the deaths of a man and woman found at a residence in Campania, north of Hobart. Initial investigations suggest the incident was contained to the property.
China's military court sentenced former defence ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu to death with two-year reprieve for bribery and corruption, part of Xi Jinping's broader military purge.
Police officers and CPFL utility employees came under gunfire in Santos while disconnecting illegal electrical connections ('gatos') from the power grid.
A 43-year-old Ontario man was arrested after entering a closed restaurant, becoming irate, defecating on the floor, and threatening an employee. He faces mischief and uttering threats charges.
Sen. Bernie Moreno calls for federal investigation into how truck driver Modou Ngom allegedly used fraud to obtain commercial license and citizenship before fatal incident.
US prosecutors charged Mexico's Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya and nine officials with links to the Sinaloa drug cartel, alleging they facilitated narcotics trafficking in exchange for bribes and political support.
A 21-year-old Austrian man has admitted to plotting a jihadist attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concert in August 2024, with police discovering an almost-completed bomb at his residence. He was arrested after a CIA tip-off, preventing a potential attack on 195,000 attendees.
Dallas police identified remains found near Paul Quinn College as James Alan White, missing since October. The cause of death remains under investigation by homicide detectives.
Brazilian federal court granted habeas corpus to funk artists MC Ryan SP and MC Poze do Rodo, ordering their release after arrest in Operation Narco Fluxo investigating a $1.6 billion money laundering scheme linked to illegal betting and drug trafficking.
A new non-invasive scan technique using 99mTc-maraciclatide shows promise for earlier endometriosis detection, with trial results published in The Lancet suggesting faster diagnosis and improved monitoring capabilities.
Superdry co-founder James Holder has been sentenced to eight years in prison for raping a woman in her home in 2022. The court heard evidence of his sense of entitlement and disregard for the victim's autonomy.
UK financial watchdog warns young drivers aged 16-25 are being targeted by 'ghost brokers' selling fake car insurance through social media, risking criminal prosecution and vehicle seizure.
Spanish Civil Guard intercepted a freighter in international waters off the Canary Islands, seizing between 30,000-45,000kg of cocaine—a national record. The vessel was traveling from Sierra Leone to Libya with approximately 20 arrests made.
The alleged murder of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs has sparked national outrage and exposed deep systemic inequalities facing Aboriginal Australians, prompting calls for child protection reforms.
A 41-year-old man has been sentenced to two years in prison for breaking into a rental car and stealing hard drives containing unreleased Beyoncé tracks during her Atlanta tour in July 2025.
A gunman opened fire at the Islamic Center of San Diego, a major mosque in California. Police report the incident is ongoing but under control, with evacuations underway.
A man died after being attacked by a 13-foot great white shark while spearfishing near Rottnest Island in Western Australia, marking the second fatal shark attack in the country.
New Zealand's Court of Appeal unanimously rejected white supremacist Brenton Tarrant's bid to overturn his conviction for the 2019 Christchurch mosque massacre, ruling his arguments were "utterly devoid of merit."
Video shows a woman shooter approach and fatally shoot 42-year-old Delia Johnson on a crowded Brooklyn street Tuesday evening, then calmly walk away and drive off in a white SUV.
Pihakis Restaurant Group, a major Birmingham dining establishment, has collapsed with multiple closures, $12M in liens, and nearly $400K in unpaid bills, leaving workers and creditors facing significant losses.
Israeli police arrested a man suspected of attacking a French nun in Jerusalem. Video of the incident sparked widespread public outrage across multiple news outlets.
Nigeria's EFCC arrested former Power Minister Saleh Mamman days after his conviction on 12 counts of money laundering and fraud involving N33.8 billion diverted from hydropower projects. He received a 75-year sentence.
Brazil's Supreme Court will judge Article 19 of the Internet Civil Code on Wednesday, potentially establishing a framework for social media regulation by allowing content removal without prior court orders.
An FBI-wanted cryptocurrency figure disappeared on a flight following an alleged billion-dollar fraud scheme, marking a significant development in international financial crime investigation.
Foreign lifeguards working in Ponta Delgada's 2025 beach season filed complaints against contractor Centelha D'Aventura for contract breaches, wage theft, safety violations, and workplace abuse. The municipality has terminated the contract and referred the case to court.
K-9 Ruger tracked a missing autistic boy to a Jacksonville parking lot after he vanished from home, leading officers to his location where he was found screaming for help.
Nick Reiner appeared in Los Angeles court weeks after pleading not guilty to charges in the deaths of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and Michele Reiner.
Federal agents arrested 18 people and seized approximately 40 pounds of fentanyl worth $10 million in a coordinated drug enforcement operation targeting open-air drug markets across Los Angeles area locations including MacArthur Park, South LA, Calabasas, and San Gabriel.
Trump's legal team withdrew a complaint against NY AG Letitia James after a federal judge ordered him to pay $900,000 for filing frivolous lawsuits, calling him a serial abuser of the judicial process.
With one week left in the 2022 WNBA regular season, the Chicago Sky reclaim the top ranking while five teams battle for remaining playoff spots and home-court advantage remains contested.
A photographer has been charged with stealing camera equipment from Peter Meagher, a retired police officer killed in the Bondi beach mass shooting that claimed 15 lives, and pawning it days later.
A 71-year-old chief priest of a prominent Sri Lankan temple has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing a minor girl on temple premises. The victim's mother was also arrested for allegedly aiding the abuse.
A 32-year-old Singaporean arrested in Bangkok will be charged for his role in a Cambodia-based scam syndicate that defrauded at least 438 victims of S$41 million through government impersonation schemes.
A retired special forces soldier accused of shooting his wife fled into Tennessee woods on May 1 and remains at large after five days, with authorities warning he has survival training and is armed.
Australian police charged a 47-year-old man with murdering a 5-year-old Indigenous girl, whose death triggered violent protests by 400 Indigenous people in Alice Springs, resulting in injuries and property damage.
Alabama has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to allow implementation of a new congressional voting map that would eliminate a Democratic-held district, after a federal judge denied an emergency redistricting request.
A 23-year-old man received a death sentence for murdering 17-year-old TikTok star Sana Yousaf in Islamabad after she rejected his advances. The case highlights systemic violence against women in Pakistan and online harassment of female content creators.
Brazil's Federal Police investigate bags entering the country without customs inspection on a private jet carrying House Speaker Hugo Motta and Senator Ciro Nogueira, owned by a betting industry businessman.
Six people, including four students and a security guard, were injured in a stabbing incident at Foss High School in Tacoma, Washington. Four victims are reported in critical condition; the school has cancelled classes.
Brazilian Federal Police report that nearly 50% of fraud cases now involve AI-generated videos and audio deepfakes, marking a significant shift in criminal tactics.
In the Vale Tudo remake finale, corrupt executive Marco Aurélio is arrested by federal police after his plane returns due to mechanical failure, contrasting the 1988 original where he escaped Brazil.
Australian author Craig Silvey, known for bestseller Jasper Jones, has been charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material after police raided his Perth home.
Jon Hallford, director of a Colorado funeral home, was sentenced to 40 years in prison after investigators discovered nearly 200 decomposing bodies stored improperly and fake ashes delivered to families.
A Chinese court ordered a woman to pay 62,000 yuan to her married lover's family after he died of cardiac arrest in a hotel room, citing her delayed response in seeking medical help.
Brandon Williams, former Manchester United left-back, received a suspended 14-month sentence after crashing his Audi at 99mph in a 70mph zone, injuring three people in another vehicle.
Newly released bodycam footage from Tiger Woods' March 27 rollover crash shows deputies observing signs of impairment, with Woods claiming he was distracted by his phone. A breath test showed no alcohol, but he faces misdemeanor DUI charges after refusing a urine test.
A British-Israeli woman died from wounds sustained in a West Bank shooting that killed her two daughters. The attack has drawn international condemnation and highlights ongoing regional violence.
A suspect faces a third attempted murder charge following knife attacks on Jewish men in London, amid escalating antisemitic violence in the UK.
Families of victims from a Canadian mass shooting have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the shooter used ChatGPT and that company employees warned leadership of potential danger months prior.
TWO men will be sentenced to life imprisonment in the New Year after being found guilty by a unanimous jury of murdering father-of-two Vincent Parsons
Sergio Fuentes, a prominent OnlyFans representative, has left Andorra for Dubai amid fears of prosecution under new penal code reforms targeting digital content and alleged pimping activities.
Singer Dua Lipa has filed a lawsuit against Samsung for allegedly using her image without permission or proper compensation in marketing materials.
Nadia Marcinko, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime girlfriend and assistant, may face congressional questioning despite a 2008 immunity deal, raising questions about whether trafficking victims can also be accomplices.
Sean Gardner, a gymnastics coach, pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual exploitation of children involving hidden camera recordings. Despite early warnings to USA Gymnastics in 2018, he relocated to an elite Iowa gym where he allegedly abused additional young gymnasts.
A 30-year-old New Zealand tourist was fined €500 and banned from Rome's Trevi Fountain after diving into the iconic landmark while crowds watched, sparking online backlash over disrespectful behavior.
Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI over alleged theft of a non-profit organization was unsuccessful, with trial evidence showing both parties had similar strategic aims for the organization.
TheHealthSite recommends 10 yoga asanas as natural methods to help manage hypertension, including poses like Mountain Pose, Child's Pose, and Corpse Pose that promote relaxation and stress reduction.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have settled their lawsuit over the 2024 film It Ends With Us, just weeks before trial. The settlement follows Lively's allegations of harassment and a smear campaign on set.
Craig Silvey, author of acclaimed novel Jasper Jones, pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Two additional charges were dropped as he awaits sentencing in July.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is ruled out for Monday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers due to an abdominal strain and will miss games through the NBA All-Star break.
Nicolás Maduro's son admits the Venezuelan regime committed 'excesses' including police misconduct and unjust trials, calling for chavismo to apologize. He maintains daily contact with his detained father facing narcotrafficking charges in New York.
Two 17-year-olds found guilty in the machete killing of 26-year-old Adam Khan in Luton after luring him to a street. The boy convicted of murder, the girl of manslaughter.
The US Department of Justice has permanently dismissed all criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and nephew Sagar Adani, citing insufficient evidence and weak jurisdictional grounds in a New York fraud case.
A judge ruled on admissible evidence in Luigi Mangione's state murder trial for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson during a pivotal Monday court hearing.
Luang Phor Alongkot, a respected Thai Buddhist monk who founded an HIV/AIDS hospice, was arrested for allegedly embezzling temple donations. He resigned last week as rumors of mismanagement emerged.
Federal Police investigation reveals how Red Command faction 'Tropa do Amigão' infiltrated Cabedelo's municipal administration through fake companies to launder money and finance drug trafficking, with evidence from iCloud backups showing execution orders.
Colombian prosecutors revealed that the murder of 20-year-old engineering student Jaime Esteban Moreno on Halloween was premeditated, with the accused being motivated by accusations of harassment and peer pressure to attack.
The U.S. military killed three people in another strike on an alleged drug smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific, bringing the death toll to 80 across 21 attacks since September.
Lee Gower, 43, and Phillip Curson, 53, joined originally peaceful demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel on July 17 last year.Two men have been convicted of ...
Multiple wildfires erupt across Southern California and the western U.S. while victims of a San Diego Islamic Center shooting are recognized for their heroic actions.
Four Indonesian service members face trial for an acid attack on an activist, marking a rare prosecution of military personnel and raising concerns about violence against civil society.
Britney Spears has voluntarily entered a treatment facility following her March DUI arrest in Ventura County, with a court date set for May 4, 2026.
Craig Silvey, author of 'Jasper Jones,' was arrested and charged with possession and distribution of child exploitation material after police found him actively engaging with offenders online.
Austin police arrested two juveniles, ages 15 and 17, linked to 12 random shootings across the city that injured four people and struck fire stations, prompting a shelter-in-place order.
The NSW Fancy Rodent Society showcases prized rats and mice at Sydney's Royal Easter Show, where experienced judges evaluate animals on physical appearance, temperament, and friendliness. The event highlights a passionate community of breeders who view their small pets as affectionate, interactive companions.
A man has been arrested for the murder of two women whose bodies were dumped at a construction site. He allegedly killed them because he refused to pay for services.
Alex Murdaugh, a disgraced lawyer serving a life sentence for murdering his wife and son, has been granted a new trial by South Carolina's Supreme Court, marking a significant development in the high-profile case.
A man arrested for the 1990 Houston 'Lovers' Lane' murders died in a Nebraska jail cell while awaiting extradition and capital murder charges, closing a decades-old cold case.
Two volunteer rescuers aged 78 and 62 died when their rescue boat capsized in rough conditions off NSW coast while responding to a yacht in distress. A third man from the yacht was also found dead.
A US federal judge rejected Alex Saab's claim of diplomatic immunity to dismiss money laundering charges, ruling he must surrender to authorities before presenting arguments. Saab, alleged to be a front man for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, faces extradition from Cape Verde.
Venezuelan businessman Alex Saab, accused of $350M money laundering, faces a federal judge in Miami to determine if he holds diplomatic immunity that would shield him from prosecution.
São Paulo's security secretary reversed a decision allowing Military Police to file crime reports after Civil Police Council opposition, citing jurisdictional concerns and announcing a study group instead.
The Trump Administration has secured a new indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, marking a second prosecution effort. The charges reportedly relate to an Instagram post involving a seashell.
Robert Mugabe's youngest son has been ordered deported from South Africa and fined $36,000 after a shooting incident at his Johannesburg home. His cousin was sentenced to three years in prison for attempted murder.
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 6 with a 30-point blowout victory, advancing to face the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Finals.
Leong Jun Hao, Malaysia's leading men's singles shuttler, acknowledged missing training sessions at the national academy but declined to explain his reasons, after being cited for disciplinary issues by the Badminton Association.
Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving involving drugs or alcohol following her March arrest in California. She will avoid jail time and faces 12 months probation plus DUI education requirements.
Venezuelan official Alex Saab faces federal charges in Miami for allegedly orchestrating a multi-billion dollar money laundering scheme involving embezzlement from Venezuela's food program and illegal oil sales circumventing U.S. sanctions.
A retired Special Forces veteran accused of shooting his wife fled into Tennessee woodlands, triggering a multi-agency manhunt across rugged terrain. Authorities warn the armed, survival-trained suspect remains at large and highly dangerous.
A 40-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after deliberately driving a car into five people in Arnold, Nottinghamshire. One victim remains critically ill with life-threatening injuries.
Kouri Richins, a Utah real estate agent, was convicted of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband Eric with five times a lethal fentanyl dose in 2022. Prosecutors alleged she was motivated by $4.5 million in debt, undisclosed life insurance policies, and an extramarital affair.
Four people were hospitalized after a drive-by shooting in Brixton early Saturday, with one 25-year-old in life-threatening condition. Police are investigating the incident as indiscriminate violence with no arrests made.
Australia's federal court found Coles engaged in misleading conduct by promoting fake "Down Down" discounts, ruling the supermarket giant deceived shoppers between 2021-2023 with comparative pricing tactics.
Philippine Senate discusses suspending Sen. Ronald dela Rosa's salary as compromise for prolonged absence from legislative duties, amid ICC arrest warrant allegations.
Sen. Dela Rosa suggests amending death penalty bills to include murders by police officers, citing an off-duty cop's killing of two unarmed civilians in Tarlac as justification for the enhanced punishment.
Banker Daniel Vorcaro was transferred from a private room to a common cell at Brazil's Federal Police headquarters in Brasília after nearly two months, following a request approved by Supreme Court Justice André Mendonça.
Minnesota AG sues nonprofit We Push for Peace and its directors for allegedly siphoning $6.5M in charitable funds meant for violence prevention into personal luxury purchases, vehicles, and private businesses.
The Pentagon released previously classified UFO documents Friday. Retired Navy pilot Lt. Cmdr. Alex Dietrich, who encountered a UFO, urges restraint in interpreting the findings.
Shakira rejected a settlement offer from Spanish prosecutors over €14.5M tax fraud allegations, choosing to proceed to trial. The singer claims she paid her debts and accuses authorities of persecution.
South Africa's Public Protector has warned that insulting the office constitutes a criminal offence punishable by up to R40,000 fine or 12 months imprisonment, following public reaction to a Constitutional Court judgment on the EFF matter.
Brazilian Federal Police investigates baggage bypassing X-ray screening on a private jet owned by a betting entrepreneur that carried politicians Hugo Motta and Ciro Nogueira, raising smuggling concerns.
Gatineau police concluded a father killed his two young daughters and died by suicide in an Aylmer home Wednesday. The incident followed a recent domestic violence call involving the children's mother.
The South Carolina Supreme Court unanimously overturned Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions, citing improper jury influence by county clerk Becky Hill. Murdaugh will face a new trial but remains imprisoned for financial crimes.
Vancouver police arrested a 31-year-old man who followed a woman into the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre and threatened to kill people while holding a meat cleaver. Quick-thinking witnesses disarmed and identified the suspect, preventing injury.
A United Airlines passenger jet struck a light pole and damaged a truck while landing at Newark Liberty International Airport on Sunday, according to New Jersey State Police.
An 89-year-old man was arrested after shooting and wounding multiple people at an Athens social security office and appeals court. The attacks exposed critical security gaps in Greek judicial buildings.
A former delivery driver was sentenced to death for kidnapping and murdering 7-year-old Athena Strand during a Christmas delivery in the USA. The case drew attention for the perpetrator's apparent indifference following the crime.
Gloria Choi was murdered by ex-boyfriend Billy Rickman in January 2022 despite four 911 calls in 48 hours reporting stalking and a no-contact order. Her family claims Lakewood Police failed to arrest Rickman despite clear evidence and opportunity.
A 13-year-old girl named Bailey has gone missing in Melbourne's Heidelberg Heights with her pet rabbit. Police express welfare concerns due to her age and uncharacteristic behavior.
A 34-year-old Jewish man stabbed in a north London attack tells the BBC he survived by 'miracle,' calling for stronger government action against rising antisemitism and community safety concerns.
Celtic apologized after fans invaded the pitch following their 3-1 victory over Hearts in a Scottish Premiership title decider, forcing Hearts players to leave without saluting supporters.
A New York court has released what is purported to be a suicide note written by Jeffrey Epstein before his 2019 death in prison custody, reigniting scrutiny over the circumstances of his death.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley defended officers' use of force during a Golders Green knife attack, rejecting Green Party leader Zack Polanski's criticism of how they subdued the suspect.
The GlenJourneys, a premium single malt Scotch whisky co-founded by actor Ajay Devgn and Cartel Bros, wins 'Best Single Malt Scotch Whisky' at India Wines & Spirits Awards 2025 and Gold Medal in Mexico, marking a significant debut for Indian-owned luxury spirits globally.
A Tennessee appeals court ruled the National Guard deployment in Memphis ordered by Gov. Bill Lee is legal, dealing a blow to the lawsuit challenging it.
NT police charged Jefferson Lewis with murder in the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, a Warlpiri girl who went missing from an Alice Springs town camp and was found dead five days later.
Britney Spears voluntarily entered a treatment facility following her March DUI arrest in Ventura County, amid ongoing public concern about her well-being post-conservatorship.
Four South Florida men were convicted in Miami federal court of plotting to assassinate Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in 2021 by hiring Colombian mercenaries. All face life sentences, though questions remain about the full scope of the conspiracy.
US Department of Justice permanently dismissed all criminal charges against Gautam and Sagar Adani, citing insufficient evidence and lack of US linkages after extensive prosecutorial review.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murdering and sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl in central Australia, with her death triggering violent riots in Alice Springs that resulted in over A$180,000 in property damage.
Alan Lee, 37, bought a Jaecoo 7 PHEV Luxury after seeing rave reviews about the £35,000 car dubbed the 'Temu Range Rover'.
A rare fireball meteor was spotted across Irish skies on November 25th around 9pm, visible from multiple counties. Astronomy Ireland notes such bright fireballs are uncommon and could potentially leave meteorites.
A drive-by shooting in south London's Brixton area on Saturday left four people hospitalized, with one 25-year-old facing life-threatening injuries. Police describe it as indiscriminate violence and are appealing for witnesses.
Oil tycoons deny paying bribes to former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke in Southwark Crown Court, claiming luxury spending was reimbursed or necessary due to currency exchange difficulties.
Former FBI Director James Comey faces a second indictment, this time over a social media post featuring seashells and numbers that some Trump supporters interpreted as threatening. The new indictment comes after a judge dismissed an earlier case.
A German court found Milka's manufacturer guilty of 'shrinkflation' after reducing chocolate bar weight from 100g to 90g while maintaining identical packaging, misleading consumers about product size.
Kouri Richins, a Utah real estate agent who published a children's book about grief, was convicted of murdering her husband Eric with a lethal fentanyl dose in March 2022. Prosecutors alleged she was motivated by $4.5 million in debt and life insurance policies worth $2 million.
Three men killed defending a San Diego mosque from two teenage shooters are being hailed as heroes for protecting approximately 140 children inside. The victims confronted the gunmen and delayed their access to the main prayer areas before being fatally shot.
A Philippine senator wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes during the country's drug war fled the Senate building after days of hiding, sparking a dramatic arrest warrant situation.
The son of Mango fashion chain founder has been arrested in Spain in connection with his father's fatal cliff fall during a 2024 hiking incident, with authorities investigating potential foul play.
A victim's daughter testified at Australia's royal commission into antisemitism, describing how she received death threats and witnessed a normalization of antisemitic rhetoric since October 2023, following a December shooting at a Hanukkah event that killed 15 people.
Former NBA player Damon Jones became the first to plead guilty in federal indictments involving rigged poker games and illegal sports betting using insider information, facing charges across two separate cases.
Apartment residents in Brazil tracked a drone flying over their building, discovered the operator hiding in a water tank, and reported him to authorities resulting in arrest.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have reached a settlement in their legal dispute over the 2024 film 'It Ends With Us,' avoiding a trial scheduled for May on claims of sexual harassment and reputation damage.
A 17-year-old allegedly attempted to hijack a Jetstar flight to Sydney in March 2025, sneaking aboard with weapons disguised as airport staff before being subdued by a passenger. He faces life imprisonment on multiple charges including attempted hijacking and possessing explosives.
Brodie Dewar pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of former WA Labor strategist Tim Picton, who died three weeks after an alleged one-punch attack outside a Perth nightclub in December.
Five Italian divers died attempting to explore underwater caves at 50 meters depth in the Maldives; four remain missing as rescue teams search the Vaavu Atoll.
São Paulo Civil Police rescued approximately 1,000 animals during investigations targeting illegal animal trafficking networks operating on Discord. The operation represents a significant enforcement action against online wildlife crime.
Nevada Supreme Court denied Nathan Chasing Horse's motion to dismiss an 18-count indictment accusing the former 'Dances with Wolves' actor of leading a cult and sexually abusing Indigenous women and girls for decades.
Sam Altman has hired a lawyer with a track record of defeating Elon Musk in court to represent him in an ongoing legal dispute over OpenAI's charitable status and governance.
Police in Rio de Janeiro apprehended six of eight adolescents suspected of gang-raping a 12-year-old girl in Campo Grande. The victim delayed reporting the crime due to fear and shame, and suspects allegedly sold video of the assault.
Two teenagers opened fire at San Diego's largest mosque, killing three men including a security guard credited with preventing greater casualties, before taking their own lives. Police are investigating the attack as a hate crime.
Indonesian police arrested 321 foreign nationals, mostly Vietnamese, in a raid on an alleged online gambling hub operating 70+ illegal betting websites from Jakarta. The operation represents one of the country's largest crackdowns on digital betting networks.
China's military court sentenced two former defence ministers, Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu, to suspended death sentences for corruption, with sentences to convert to life imprisonment after two years.
Judge Kassio Nunes Marques invited former president Jair Bolsonaro and other ex-presidents to his inauguration as president of Brazil's Electoral Court (TSE) scheduled for Tuesday.
A victim testified that Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused her repeatedly while under house arrest following his 2008 conviction, revealing systemic failures in justice oversight and victim protection.
A 17-year-old minor confessed to fatally shooting Rita Mabel Suárez during an attempted carjacking in La Matanza, claiming the gun discharged accidentally while trying to intimidate her.
Quantic Dream won a libel suit against Le Monde but lost against Mediapart over 2018 misconduct allegations, with courts ruling on procedural grounds rather than the truth of the claims themselves.
Meta threatens to withdraw Facebook and Instagram from New Mexico if courts enforce child safety demands, prompting the state's attorney general to criticize the company's priorities.
The ICC sentenced Sudanese Janjaweed leader Ali Kushayb to 20 years for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur, marking the court's first conviction for atrocities in the region.
A simple verbal phrase can block spam calls, offering users a quick defense against unwanted telecommunications. The technique provides an accessible solution for managing spam without technical setup.
A 61-year-old Costco employee in Ohio was shot and killed after refusing entry to a shopper carrying a weapon with a drum magazine. The 22-year-old suspect claims self-defense, citing a pocket knife.
An Alberta court has rejected a petition seeking an independence referendum, dealing a significant setback to the province's separatist movement and Premier Danielle Smith's sovereignty agenda.
A 35-year-old woman died in a Bristol explosion after her ex-partner forced entry with an explosive device. Police are treating her death as homicide and have referred themselves to the police watchdog.
Alberta RCMP responded to a BBQ goods theft report and discovered the culprit was a fox caught stealing hot dogs. Officers released the animal without charges.
A Brazilian labor court condemned the former employers of Miguel's mother to pay R$ 386,730 in collective moral damages, citing structural discrimination in domestic work and workplace negligence that led to the child's death.
A Brazilian federal court ordered the release of funk musicians MC Poze do Rodo and MC Ryan SP, who were arrested in an operation targeting illegal betting operations linked to organized crime, though with imposed precautionary measures.
A Swatch-Audemars Piguet collaboration watch launch caused worldwide store closures and crowd control incidents, raising questions about marketing responsibility and product resale speculation.
Brazilian congresswoman Tabata requests federal investigation into banker Vorcaro's parties for potential sexual exploitation and human trafficking, following CPI findings linking Master Bank to organized crime.
Colombian police arrested Brandon García in connection with the murder of Éder Buendía, a cellphone technician killed in his home in Santa Marta's Gaira sector. The arrest followed citizen reports and rapid police response.
The body of five-year-old Sharon Granites has been found five kilometres from where she disappeared from an Alice Springs Aboriginal camp. Police suspect she was abducted and murdered by Jefferson Lewis, a recently released prisoner still at large.
Brazil's National Judiciary Ombudsman (Corregedoria) annuls illegal supplementary payments to judges and orders audits of state courts, restricting compensation to constitutional limits.
A 61-year-old man driving under the influence struck multiple vehicles and pedestrians on Manhattan's Upper West Side, killing two and injuring several others in a violent chain-reaction crash.
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Rafael López Aliaga, excluded from Peru's runoff by 20,000 votes, demands new elections within 48 hours and threatens not to recognize results, despite EU observers finding no fraud evidence.
NSW Police confirmed human remains found in Lester State Forest belong to murdered Wagga woman Allecha Boyd, allowing her family closure after three years.
Colorado's Democratic Party voted to censure Gov. Jared Polis for commuting the sentence of election official Tina Peters, citing damage to party credibility and election integrity efforts.
Santa Fe's security minister defends sweeping penal reforms allowing police interrogations without lawyers and expanded digital surveillance, arguing they strengthen crime-fighting capabilities despite constitutional concerns.
Justice Alexandre de Moraes accused politicians of using attacks on Brazil's Supreme Court (STF) as an electoral strategy, suggesting critics seek social media engagement rather than substantive debate.
Brazil's Federal Regional Court ruled that FGTS funds can be used to pay off residential property mortgages outside the SFH system, expanding worker access to retirement savings for housing debt.
Spain's attorney general has reassigned prosecutor Almudena Lastra, who testified against García Ortiz in a classified information leak trial, prompting criticism of potential retaliation and favoritism within the prosecution service.
An Australian man has been charged with murdering a 5-year-old Indigenous girl in Alice Springs, sparking community grief and clashes between police and angry crowds demanding traditional justice.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commuted the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted of allowing unauthorized access to voting machines, reducing her prison term from nine years to four years and four months.
Author Arturo Pérez-Reverte has issued a brief but revealing response to former Spanish PM José Luis Zapatero's legal imputación in an ongoing judicial matter.
Sri Lanka is emerging as a new hub for international cybercrime operations as scam networks displaced by regional crackdowns relocate to the island, with over 1,000 foreign nationals arrested since January.
A US judge ordered the release of a note Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate claimed to find after his July 2019 jail suicide attempt, three weeks before his death. The note's authenticity and authorship remain unclear.
A 30-year-old Miami woman faces charges of false imprisonment and strong-arm robbery after allegedly luring a man to her condo via Instagram and robbing him with two accomplices. She has pleaded not guilty.
Texas police arrested three juveniles, including 17-year-old Cristian Fajardo Mondragon, for a 28-hour shooting spree across Austin involving 12 incidents that injured four people and targeted fire stations.
Peru's prosecutor requested a five-year prison sentence for leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez on the same day he advanced to the presidential runoff against right-wing Keiko Fujimori, raising concerns about judicial timing.
Former NBA player Damon Jones is set to plead guilty in a federal gambling case involving insider injury leaks and rigged poker games, becoming the first defendant to do so in a probe that has led to 30+ arrests.
A Spanish court acquitted Shakira of tax fraud and ordered the government to refund €55m after ruling tax authorities failed to prove she was a resident in 2011.
James Lawhead Jr., 64, arrested in Arizona for the 1991 kidnapping and murder of Cindy Wanner after DNA testing and facial recognition linked him to the crime. His sister also arrested as an accessory.
NSW police investigate a targeted shooting in Sydney's south-west that killed one man and injured four others, with suspected organised crime links still being established.
A 25-year-old man arrested after shooting dead his parents and injuring four others, including two infants, in southern Spain. The suspect turned himself in to police.
Kouri Richins, a Utah real estate agent, received a life sentence without parole for murdering her husband Eric with a lethal fentanilo cocktail in 2022 to collect insurance money, despite publishing a children's book about grief months after the crime.
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango founder Isak Andic, has been arrested by Catalan police following a reopened investigation into his father's December 2024 death from a cliff fall. Investigators cited inconsistencies in his testimony after initially closing the case.
Ghaziabad police arrested three members of an ATM robbery gang, including the kingpin, following a gun battle in Kavi Nagar.
Sri Lankan authorities arrested a 71-year-old senior Buddhist monk for allegedly sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in 2022, marking the highest-profile clergy abuse case in the country.
In the finale of Brazilian telenovela Três Graças, character Ferette becomes a police fugitive and hides with a woman, while other characters face dramatic consequences.
Five Italian divers died attempting to explore underwater caves at 50 meters depth in the Maldives. One body was recovered from 60 meters; search and recovery operations continue amid challenging conditions.
Metropolitan Police are searching for a man captured on video making antisemitic threats and slurs toward the Jewish community in east London's Whitechapel area on Friday.
Multiple customers were held hostage for hours during a bank robbery at a German branch. The suspect escaped and remains at large as police continue investigation.
Two people died when a twin-engine Diamond DA42 aircraft crashed into a hangar at Parafield Airport in Adelaide, bursting into flames. Several others were injured in the incident.
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 111-101 in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal, leveraging superior rebounding, perimeter shooting, and physical defense to establish early series control.
US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers presides over Elon Musk's $150bn lawsuit against OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman, wielding final authority despite a jury's advisory role in the high-stakes tech dispute.
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The US SEC settled civil fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani for allegedly bribing officials and deceiving investors, with penalties totaling $18 million and no admission of guilt.
Canadian authorities have suspended a six-day search for 62-year-old Australian hiker Denise Williams missing in Nova Scotia's Cape Breton Highlands National Park since mid-April, citing no new leads despite extensive efforts.
ICC prosecutors expressed confidence they will confirm charges against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte and move the case to trial, arguing his public statements about killings constitute self-confessed crimes against humanity.
An Arkansas man was arrested for allegedly threatening a mass shooting at Walmart if the country locked down over hantavirus. The 20-year-old made threats online during a video game, leading to FBI investigation and charges of terroristic threatening.
Federal Police investigation reveals hackers hired by banker Daniel Vorcaro forged a Ceará Public Ministry document to remove social media profiles, part of a larger criminal organization involving cyberattacks and intimidation.
London has become Europe's leading city for mobile phone theft, raising concerns about urban crime and public safety in the British capital.
Military police prevented a cell phone store robbery in Piracicaba when officers spotted suspicious activity during routine patrol and apprehended the suspect before he could complete the theft.
A body presumed to be 5-year-old Elijah Lewis, missing from New Hampshire for over a month, was discovered in a wooded area of Ames Nowell State Park in Abington, Massachusetts on Saturday.
Peru's electoral authority officially confirmed a presidential runoff between Fujimori and Sánchez for June, as arrest warrants were sought against Sánchez and electoral officials pledged to correct voting irregularities.
Rockets curve during launch rather than shooting straight up due to orbital mechanics and the need to achieve horizontal velocity to reach stable orbits.
A 55-year-old repeat offender with an extensive criminal history was arrested after a high-speed stolen vehicle chase in Aurora, with a blind passenger inside pleading to escape, leading to kidnapping charges.
Spain's Economic Team disputes incriminating reports from Mossos police and Tax Authority in the Montoro case using two expert assessments to challenge the allegations.
A U.S. federal judge ruled that ICE cannot detain Salvadoran Kilmar Abrego García during the holiday season, maintaining his release on bail and temporarily halting a deportation order deemed legally unfounded.
A PGR denunciou o ex-governador Romeu Zema ao STJ por calúnia contra o ministro Gilmar Mendes, baseando-se em vídeo irônico publicado em redes sociais sobre o caso Tayayá. O pedido inclui indenização de 100 salários-mínimos.
Police arrested Robert Crimo III, 22, as the suspected gunman in the Highland Park parade massacre that killed six and injured 30+ others. Cellphone video captured his dramatic arrest at gunpoint in Lake Forest, Illinois.
Two people were stabbed in North London's heavily Jewish Golders Green neighborhood; police arrested a 45-year-old suspect and launched a counterterrorism investigation amid a series of recent antisemitic attacks.
ICC prosecutors argue former Philippine President Duterte is fit to stand trial for alleged crimes against humanity, claiming he is feigning cognitive impairments to delay proceedings on drug war charges.
UK police and retailers are rapidly deploying facial recognition technology to scan public faces in real-time, but regulatory frameworks lag behind adoption, raising concerns about wrongful identification and mass surveillance without adequate safeguards.
Actress and model Molly Sims appears in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit for the eighth time at age 52, celebrating confidence and body positivity in her latest feature.
Brazilian Federal Police investigates 'Havengate,' a fund allegedly connecting Daniel Vorcaro with Flávio and Eduardo Bolsonaro, amid congressional pressure for multiple CPIs and leaked audio recordings.
Dois suspeitos abriram fogo em mesquita de San Diego, matando três pessoas e um segurança antes de cometerem suicídio. FBI investiga como crime de ódio religioso.
The Trump administration's push to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey has created internal turmoil at the DOJ, with staff being sidelined or demoted over the controversial case.
Kenyan detectives arrested two suspects and seized a substantial cache of cannabis at a garage in Ruaka, Nairobi, indicating a well-organized drug packaging and distribution network.
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A Spanish judge has authorized mandatory confinement for passengers from the MV Hondius cruise ship after hantavirus exposure, rejecting voluntary isolation requests from the government.
Video footage from a Bondi Beach Hanukkah terror attack shows elderly victim Reuven Morrison confronting the shooter head-on before being killed, an act widely praised as extraordinary courage during the incident that claimed 15 lives.
Two men have been found guilty of being concerned with the supply of crack cocaine and heroin by a jury in Southampton
Brazil's Federal Police has initiated procedures to extract data from mobile and tablet devices belonging to Ciro Nogueira, a prominent political figure, as part of an ongoing investigation.
The Basque Country's police force (Ertzaintza) published its first statistical report breaking down arrests by geographic origin, revealing 35% of detainees were Spanish nationals versus 65% foreign nationals, sparking political controversy.
An Auckland father pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the High Court murder trial of his 5-year-old daughter, whom he killed with a pillow after falsely believing she had herpes. Prosecutors argue he acted with full awareness and murderous intent.
Fox News True Crime Newsletter covers recent developments in multiple high-profile cases including Tyler Robinson rulings, Nancy Guthrie theory, and Kristin Smart investigation updates.
Mexican officials detained José Antonio Cortes Huerta, leader of a Northeast Cartel cell, recovering drugs, weapons, cash and seven tigers used as symbols of power and allegedly to dispose of enemies.
US prosecutors charge an Iraqi militia commander with directing over a dozen terrorist attacks across North America and Europe targeting Jewish institutions and US interests, allegedly in retaliation for the Iran war.
Three Australian women with Islamic State links have been formally charged after returning from Syria. Two face crimes against humanity charges including alleged slavery, while a third is charged with joining a terrorist organization.
Delhi Police refute viral social media claims of a kidnapping surge, presenting data showing stable missing-person rates and improved recovery rates. Officials attribute higher visibility to better reporting systems, not rising crime.
A Memphis man was arrested after allegedly biting an infant on the face while running erratically through multiple businesses, claiming his family was trying to kill him. The child was hospitalized with facial injuries in non-critical condition.
A 21-year-old Austrian has admitted to plotting a terrorist attack on Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert in Vienna, with plans allegedly involving an explosive device hidden in a Red Bull can.
Craig Silvey, author of acclaimed novel Jasper Jones, pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Prosecutors dropped charges alleging he produced such material.
Russian prosecutors requested a 3.25-year prison sentence for French citizen Laurent Vinatier, arrested for collecting military information without registering as a foreign agent, amid escalating tensions between Moscow and Paris.
Three off-duty Toronto police officers were arrested in Barcelona for allegedly sexually assaulting a sex worker in a taxi. The incident adds to mounting scrutiny of Canada's largest police force already facing corruption investigations.
Alex Saab, a former Venezuelan official and Maduro associate, faced new money laundering charges in Miami federal court after deportation from Venezuela. He remains detained without bail pending trial scheduled for June 24.
A Louisiana grandmother faces first-degree murder charges after prosecutors allege she forced her 4-year-old granddaughter to drink a lethal amount of whiskey as punishment in April 2022, resulting in a blood alcohol content over eight times the legal adult limit.
The US indicted Mexican Governor Rocha Moya and nine other current and former officials on drug trafficking and weapons charges, alleging they protected the Sinaloa Cartel's operations in exchange for millions in bribes.
Turkish police deployed tear gas and arrested approximately 400 protesters during May Day demonstrations in Istanbul on May 1st, according to local associations and multiple news reports.
A Federal Court judge questioned the strength of the ACCC's case against Woolworths over misleading Prices Dropped promotions, suggesting the scheme itself may not be inherently deceptive.
A Rio de Janeiro court condemned lawyer Marcos Antônio Rodrigues to return R$318,600 mistakenly transferred by Globo plus R$70k in fines after he used the funds to purchase an apartment.
DHS called out media for describing a machete attack suspect as a 'Green Bay man' rather than identifying him as an illegal immigrant from Nicaragua with prior removal orders.
Netflix prevailed in a copyright appeal over unlicensed funeral footage in Tiger King, with a court reversing its prior decision to protect documentary filmmakers' fair use rights.
Police excavate a Gloucester café basement searching for remains of Mary Bastholm, missing since 1968. Specialists explain the meticulous process and identification methods if human remains are discovered.
Texas Attorney General filed lawsuit against Netflix alleging unauthorized data collection from children and use of addictive features to manipulate user behavior.
British police confirm human remains found in a Milton Keynes loft belong to 19-year-old Leah Croucher, missing since February 2019. Dead sex offender Neil Maxwell is the prime suspect.
German police raided 50 locations across 12 states targeting members of far-right youth groups 'Jung & Stark' and 'Deutsche Jugend Voran' suspected of organizing violence. Over 600 officers participated in the operation against groups openly recruiting young people online.
Indian comedian Ankita Shrivastav lost $9,300 to a fake FedEx-police scam, one of millions falling victim to cybercrimes that increased 18% in 2023-2024. Digital arrests, where criminals impersonate officials to extort money, are among India's fastest-growing fraud schemes.
Venezuela deported Colombian businessman Alex Saab, a former minister and alleged front man for ex-president Nicolás Maduro, who faces U.S. prosecution for leading a drug trafficking organization.
California residents are suing Cento Fine Foods for allegedly misrepresenting non-authentic San Marzano tomatoes as certified Italian imports, claiming false labeling and quality deception.
Browser fingerprinting combines multiple device signals to create unique identifiers for authentication and fraud prevention, with applications in account creation and password resets.
Manly welcomes Ben Trbojevic's NRL debut despite injuries to Sironen and Schuster, while Newcastle seeks redemption after consecutive losses with Ponga sidelined.
A viral TikTok trend of teens "speed running" through Scientology buildings in Hollywood has prompted an LAPD hate crime investigation after masked participants forced entry, disrupted facilities, and injured staff.
Police in San Diego confirm five deaths including two teenage shooters at an Islamic center. Authorities are investigating the incident as a hate crime given the location.
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A Utah judge imposed protective orders requiring 'Mormon Wives' star Taylor Frankie Paul and ex-partner Dakota Mortensen to stay 100 feet apart, citing mutual violence during a custody hearing for their 2-year-old son.
Israeli police arrested a 36-year-old man accused of brutally attacking a French Catholic nun in broad daylight in East Jerusalem. Video evidence of the assault was released by authorities.
Two Singaporean men were charged under the Organised Crime Act for allegedly facilitating cheating scams linked to a Cambodia-based criminal group that defrauded victims of at least S$41 million across 438 cases.
Mark Fuhrman, the LAPD detective convicted of perjury for his testimony in the 1994 OJ Simpson murder trial, has died. Fuhrman was a central figure in one of America's most infamous criminal cases.
A dramatic police pursuit in Wisconsin ended with a driver launching his vehicle into the air, jumping another car before crashing and being arrested on foot. The incident was captured on dashcam footage.
Two men are facing life sentences after being found guilty following the deadly shooting of a juvenile and leaving a second injured in May 2024, the Office of t
A former Libyan militia commander accused of overseeing torture, murder and enslavement of refugees will appear at the ICC, marking the first prosecution from a 15-year investigation into post-Gaddafi crimes.
Peru's electoral court confirms a runoff between right-wing Keiko Fujimori and left-wing Roberto Sánchez after 33 days of vote counting, despite fraud allegations.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark exited a preseason game after colliding with Dallas Wings defender Alanna Smith but avoided serious injury. Clark scored 21 points before the third-quarter incident.
Two teenage shooters opened fire at San Diego's largest mosque, killing three men including a security guard before taking their own lives. The FBI is investigating as a hate crime with anti-Islamic rhetoric recovered at the scene.
An 89-year-old man was arrested in Athens after opening fire at two locations with a shotgun, wounding at least five people. The suspect is being held by Greek authorities.
Singer D4vd (David Anthony Burke) faces first-degree murder charges in the 2025 death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whom prosecutors allege he killed to silence her threats to expose his criminal conduct.
A Cessna 421C carrying five members of the Amarillo Pickleball Club crashed in wooded terrain near Wimberley, Texas, killing all aboard. The aircraft was en route to a tournament when it experienced mechanical issues and disappeared from radar.
Philippine Senator Ronald dela Rosa expressed alarm over Chinese syndicates involved in POGO-related crimes using expensive high-caliber firearms and grenades, with over 100 cases recorded since 2017 involving mostly Chinese nationals.
US federal prosecutors indicted Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya and nine Mexican officials for allegedly collaborating with the Chapitos cartel faction to traffic drugs into the US in exchange for bribes and political favors.
Jerez bullfighting festival on May 16 features prominent matadors Morante de la Puebla, José María Manzanares, and Juan Ortega, with Roca Rey returning after injury.
A Singaporean man charged in connection with a Cambodia-based scam syndicate targeting victims in Singapore has been denied bail due to high flight risk and strong syndicate links. The operation defrauded at least $41 million across 438 cases.
A man arrested for murdering a five-year-old girl in Alice Springs was attacked by a crowd outside a hospital, triggering violence with police. Community leaders and authorities are calling for calm as the investigation continues.
A Ukrainian court has ordered the imprisonment of Andrii Yermak, former chief of staff to President Zelenski, on charges of money laundering and corruption related to a bribery scheme.
The US Justice Department ruled out additional criminal charges from released Epstein files despite disturbing evidence, citing insufficient legal grounds for prosecution despite massive document dump revealing connections to powerful figures.
A 25-year-old Florida man was arrested after suspected human remains were discovered buried at a property during his father's disappearance investigation. Evidence suggests foul play and homicide.
At least 10 people were wounded in a shooting at a party near Arcadia Lake outside Oklahoma City on Sunday evening. Police have established no public threat but continue investigating with no arrests made.
James Comey's legal team is requesting cancellation of a scheduled court appearance in North Carolina related to Trump threat charges, with a judge conditionally agreeing to the motion.
Colombian-Venezuelan businessman Álex Saab, accused of being President Nicolás Maduro's front man, pleaded not guilty to money laundering charges in a Miami federal court. Saab faces up to 20 years if convicted of conspiracy to launder money linked to Venezuela's CLAP food distribution program.
NBA star Kevin Durant playfully invited reporter Kay Adams to a Houston Rockets game and Texas barbecue during her show, sparking viral social media discussion about their chemistry and Durant's humorous personality.
A 34-year-old homeless woman in Michigan lived inside a Family Fare supermarket's rooftop sign for approximately one year, equipped with a computer, printer, and coffee maker. She cooperated with police when discovered and was not charged.
Police arrested two people after a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle through central Auckland suburbs, ending with a dramatic arrest on Nelson Street in the CBD.
Two men who pleaded guilty in a dangerous driving case that resulted in a 12-year-old boy being seriously injured have avoided jail time.
A federal court case begins as pianist Jayson Gillham sues the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for unlawfully cancelling his performance after he made statements supporting Palestinian journalists. The judge warns the trial will focus on discrimination law, not Middle East politics.
Surveillance video captured a drive-by shooting in the Bronx where a gunman in a black Mercedes fatally shot Joshua Garcia, 27, and wounded two others on Clay Avenue Saturday evening.
Rio police launched an operation against the Comando Vermelho criminal organization, targeting rapper Oruam, his mother, and brother for preventive detention. The operation also tracked assets linked to imprisoned crime boss Marcinho VP.
Andrew Malkinson, freed after 17 years for a crime he didn't commit, expresses relief and anger following the conviction of the actual perpetrator Paul Quinn. His case represents one of Britain's worst miscarriages of justice.
Aldama testifies before Spanish judge, allegedly implicating PM Sánchez in criminal organization controlling government and PSOE. Sánchez may file defamation suit; case escalates to National Court.
A man was arrested hours after Tyson Fury's 16-year-old daughter Venezuela married on the Isle of Man in an elaborate ceremony featuring 20,000 flowers and a Peter Andre performance. Police have not disclosed details about the arrest.
Brazilian workers face a growing fraud scheme where criminals steal personal data to access FGTS accounts, make unauthorized withdrawals, and take loans in victims' names. Caixa says disputed transactions can be contested and refunded if legitimate.
Psychologists outline strategies for parents to help children cope with trauma following gun violence incidents like the San Diego mosque shooting, emphasizing proximity-based risk and protective buffers.
Social media influencer Gabriela Gonzalez, her father, and former boyfriend face attempted murder charges for allegedly plotting to hire a hitman to kill Jack Avery during a custody dispute, with the father allegedly funding the scheme.
South African police airlifted a giant crocodile suspected of killing and consuming a man, recovering human remains from the animal's body during the operation.
Anthony James Kazmierczak pleaded guilty to assaulting U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar with a syringe during a January 2026 Minneapolis town hall meeting.
Five people, including two teenage shooters, died in an attack on San Diego's largest mosque. Authorities are investigating as a potential hate crime amid rising violence against Muslim communities.
State’s top court alleges company deliberately designed features of platforms like Instagram to addict young users
FBI Director Kash Patel sharply criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for claiming credit for federal fraud raids in Minneapolis, asserting the FBI and DOJ executed the operation under Walz's watch.
CBS News archives revisit Cuba's February 1996 shooting down of two civilian planes, an incident that sparked international condemnation and diplomatic tensions.
Suzuki has not played for the Cubs this season because of a sprained knee ligament that happened as he played for Team Japan in the World Baseball Classic.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the September 11 Memorial in New York during their state visit, laying flowers and meeting families of victims and first responders 25 years after the attacks.
Ivan Miller, 22, faces three counts of aggravated murder for allegedly killing three women near Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. His attorney vows to fight extradition while prosecutors claim Miller confessed and detailed his motives.
A Sarnia man received a 9-month jail sentence for possessing a loaded, unlicensed handgun, a notably lenient outcome attributed to his mental health crisis at the time of the offense.
A London firefighter presented as a community pillar was convicted of 27 sexual abuse offences against three victims over nearly five decades. Brian Doye, 77, received a 28-year sentence and is likely to die in prison.
A federal judge ordered the release of an apparent suicide note possibly written by Jeffrey Epstein. CBS News has not independently verified the document's authenticity.
Law professor Jonathan Turley argues the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey over a shell art post showing '86 47' fails constitutional scrutiny under First Amendment true threat standards.
FBI agents executed search warrants at 22 sites across Minnesota, including daycares and autism centers, as part of a fraud investigation targeting businesses in the Twin Cities area.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder and sexual assault following the death of a 5-year-old girl in Australia's Northern Territory, with the case triggering violent riots in Alice Springs.
A 33-year-old woman in Busia County was arrested after her 12-year-old son died from suspected beating at home. Police grew suspicious when the parents sought a burial permit, revealing inconsistencies in their account of the child's death.
Banker Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, was transferred to Brasília's maximum-security Federal Penitentiary to serve preventive detention for fraud investigations. He will be held in a 7m² cell with cement fixtures in a facility modeled after US supermax prisons.
A shooter killed two people and himself at a Rhode Island hockey arena, injuring three others. The incident stemmed from a family dispute involving the gunman's gender identity and ongoing family conflicts.
Israeli police arrested a 36-year-old man after a French nun was violently assaulted in East Jerusalem. The incident reflects escalating harassment of Christians by Jewish extremists in the city's Old City.
The Detroit Pistons face the Orlando Magic in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series, looking to rebound after a 121-90 loss and avoid another slow start that plagued their Game 1 performance.
Cuba is preparing for potential US military intervention following CIA Director Ratcliffe's visit and threats of indictment against former leader Raúl Castro. The government has distributed civil defense guides and mobilized population-wide military training.
Vancouver police arrested a 31-year-old man after he followed a woman into the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre and threatened to kill people while holding a meat cleaver. Quick-thinking witnesses disarmed the suspect and alerted police.
Five Italian scuba divers died attempting to explore underwater caves at 50 meters depth in the Maldives. One body was recovered from 60 meters below surface; search operations continue for the remaining four.
A US citizen was convicted of running an illegal Chinese police station in New York City, acting as an unregistered agent of the Chinese government in what authorities characterized as a covert surveillance operation.
Federal prosecutors are requesting pretrial detention for Cole Allen, charged with attempting to assassinate the president and firearms violations. The DOJ argues his premeditated actions pose an unacceptable community safety risk.
Brazilian telenovela 'Três Graças' reaches its climax with protagonist Ferette losing everything, going into hiding, and facing police pursuit while key betrayals unfold.
Naturopath Kadeja Lefebvre pleaded guilty to three charges and was fined $15,000 after illegally practising medicine, including treating a 22-year-old who later died by suicide.
Seven families of victims from a February mass shooting in Canada have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the company ignored ChatGPT activity flagged by its safety team that referenced gun violence.
Former NBA player Damon Jones pleaded not guilty Thursday in two federal cases involving illegal gambling rings, including alleged insider trading on NBA games and rigged high-stakes poker schemes that generated over $7 million.
A Utah woman accused of fatally poisoning her husband is set to appear in court for a judge to decide whether she'll face trial. She allegedly published a children's book about grief after his death.
Federal agents executed search warrants at Twin Cities daycares and autism centers as part of an investigation into alleged welfare fraud in Minnesota, drawing political attention and community concern.
Elon Musk testified in court against OpenAI in a high-stakes trial where he admitted xAI distilled OpenAI models. The judge reportedly showed displeasure with Musk's testimony and courtroom conduct.
Heart of Midlothian stand on the brink of winning Scotland's league title for the first time since 1960, needing victory over Falkirk while Celtic loses to Motherwell. The underdog story has captivated global media attention.
Former FBI Director James Comey surrendered and appeared in court after being indicted for allegedly threatening Trump's life in an Instagram post, sparking debate over free speech limits.
Two teenage shooters opened fire at San Diego's Islamic Center, killing three adult men including a security guard before being killed by police. Authorities are investigating it as a hate crime.
Human remains found in Kent woodland have been confirmed as those of Sarah Everard, 33, who went missing while walking home in south London on March 3. A serving Metropolitan Police officer remains in custody.
Félicien Kabuga, a Rwandan genocide suspect accused of masterminding the 1994 genocide, has died in custody at The Hague at age 91-93. He was awaiting trial at the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals.
An 18-year-old has been arrested in connection with a shooting at an Oklahoma lake party that killed one woman and injured 22 others. Police say over 80 rounds were fired during an altercation between rival gang members.
Three people were killed in a shooting at San Diego's largest mosque on Monday; two teenage suspects were neutralized by police, with one victim identified as a security guard.
Portugal's GNR police force will deploy drones and increase patrols along the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage routes in 2026 to combat exhibitionism and protect growing numbers of pilgrims.
Vice President Sara Duterte visited former President Rodrigo Duterte in The Hague, confirming he is in good health as ICC proceedings on alleged crimes against humanity continue. The family prepares for trial as the court maintains jurisdiction.
Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, was transferred to the same Federal Police cell previously occupied by ex-president Bolsonaro in Brasília after his defense claimed unsanitary conditions.
House Republicans established a new oversight task force to investigate alleged Medicaid fraud in Ohio, where 288 home health companies billed over $250 million despite questionable service delivery.
A police sergeant engaged to a 'tigrinho' influencer was arrested during operations against an illegal gambling network involving R$260 million, found with rifle ammunition.
A large fire broke out at Warburtons bread factory in Burnley, Lancashire, with 12 fire crews responding. The blaze was spotted and reported by local entrepreneur Dave Fishwick from his helicopter.
Two men died during a confrontation with police officers in the Nortão region. Details about the circumstances remain limited from the available reporting.
The Supreme Court affirmed life imprisonment and P5 million fine against Elizabeth Espiritu Mendoza for large-scale illegal recruitment, finding she defrauded at least 12 overseas job applicants of placement fees without proper licensing.
A Singapore woman is seeking up to S$1 million in maintenance from the alleged biological father of her child, whose ex-husband was named on the birth certificate. A family court allowed her application to proceed despite the man's objections.
South African authorities airlifted and euthanized a massive crocodile from the Komati River suspected of killing a missing businessman. Human remains were found in the animal's digestive system.
Sri Lankan police arrested high-ranking Buddhist monk Pallegama Hemarathana, 71, for allegedly sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in 2022 at a venerated temple, marking the highest-profile clergy abuse case in the country.
Actor Nathan Chasing Horse received a life sentence after conviction on multiple sexual assault charges against Indigenous women and girls, exploiting his role as a spiritual leader over two decades.
Craig Silvey, author of Jasper Jones and other children's books, has been charged with child exploitation offences after police found him engaging with other offenders online during a raid on his Perth home.
A US Army master sergeant pleaded not guilty to fraud charges after allegedly using classified information about a covert operation to bet $400,000 on Venezuelan President Maduro's removal on a crypto prediction market.
NYT Strands puzzle #646 on December 9 featured a basketball-themed word search with the spangram 'Basketball' and eight related court terminology answers.
A 35-year-old man was charged with assault after allegedly throwing a beverage at a stranger during a verbal altercation on James Street in Sault Ste. Marie on Wednesday.
Brazilian criminals are using personal data of deceased individuals to activate mobile phone lines, exploiting identity verification gaps in telecom systems for fraud and illegal activities.
Sergei Krajev, 64, a London bus driver, died after being assaulted on Battersea Bridge. Police have launched a murder investigation with a suspect in custody.
A gunman opened fire on vehicles on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, wounding two drivers critically before being shot and apprehended by a state trooper and civilian.
A New York jury failed to reach a verdict in Harvey Weinstein's third sex crimes trial, marking the second mistrial in a year on rape allegations brought by Jessica Mann.
Kouri Richins, convicted of murdering her husband with a lethal fentanyl dose, faces sentencing Wednesday. The real estate agent published a children's book about grief after his death while secretly poisoning him for life insurance money.
A NJ man was arrested for allegedly using camping fuel and fireworks to spark a massive fire at a Maryland Walmart, creating a diversion to steal $10,000 in jewelry. The incident caused $10 million in inventory losses despite only $5,000 in direct fire damage.
Sen. JV Ejercito calls on fellow senator Ronald Dela Rosa to forfeit his salary and allowances due to his continued absence from the Senate following an ICC arrest warrant related to alleged drug war killings.
Bolivia's prosecutor ordered the arrest of union leader Mario Argollo, head of the Central Obrera, on charges of inciting crime and terrorism amid violent protests demanding President Paz's resignation over economic crisis.
A Four Oaks police officer is a person of interest in the 2004 homicide of 16-year-old Josh Davis, previously treated as a hit-and-run, after new leads emerged from a former spouse.
Sony has agreed to a $7.85M settlement in a digital store lawsuit, making millions of PlayStation users eligible for refunds or credits. The payout stems from alleged unfair practices in the PlayStation Network store.
Brazilian celebrities Luana Piovani and Virginia Fonseca are engaged in a public dispute on social media, with legal experts warning that offensive statements could result in defamation lawsuits.
Former actor Nathan Chasing Horse was arrested in Las Vegas on charges of sex trafficking and child sexual abuse, allegedly leading a cult that exploited Indigenous girls as young as 13 over two decades.
Vivo issued an apology and promised a rigorous investigation into a fraud case involving one of its technicians, addressing customer trust concerns.
The New York Knicks tied NBA Playoffs records for three-pointers in their Game 4 sweep of the Philadelphia 76ers, advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals with dominant shooting performance.
Journalist Matiullah Jan faces indictment in Islamabad on terrorism and drug charges Human Rights Watch deems politically motivated, reflecting broader press freedom concerns in Pakistan.
Duterte's defense team challenged the credibility of prosecution witnesses at an ICC confirmation hearing, arguing unreliable testimony and hearsay fail to meet evidentiary standards for trial.
Britney Spears, 44, voluntarily entered a treatment facility one month after her March DUI arrest in California, with a court date pending in May.
An Austrian man pledged guilty to plotting a terrorist attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts in August 2024, which forced cancellation of three shows. He faced charges of terrorist offenses and membership in ISIS.
A federal judge unsealed an alleged suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein as evidence in a trial against his former cellmate, a convicted murderer. The note expresses frustration about investigations and contains cryptic statements about choosing death.
Elon Musk's attorney issues statement condemning theft from charitable institutions amid ongoing legal proceedings. The defense emphasizes the serious nature of such crimes.
A South Korean court sentenced ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee to 20 months in prison for accepting luxury gifts from Unification Church officials in exchange for political favors, while acquitting her on other charges.
A 45-year-old man arrested for stabbing two Jewish men in London was previously referred to the Prevent counter-extremism programme in 2020, but the case was closed that same year. The attack has renewed scrutiny of the programme's effectiveness.
A robber wielding a knife threatened a store employee and stole merchandise from a mobile phone shop in Brazil, in what appears to be a targeted retail theft.
Bahia's civil defense confirms 14 deaths and 276 injuries from severe flooding affecting southern municipalities since early November, with nearly 300,000 people impacted.
Angry crowds rioted outside an Australian hospital where a 47-year-old man charged with murdering and sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl is being treated, sparking vigilante violence and police clashes.
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada and Chief Justice Abdul Hakim Haqqani, charging them with crimes against humanity for gender-based persecution in Afghanistan.
Prosecutors allege singer D4vd killed teen Celeste Rivas Hernandez to prevent her from exposing an alleged sexual relationship that threatened his music career.
Renowned Australian author Craig Silvey has been charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material following a police search warrant at his Fremantle home.
A 37-year-old Danish resident carried out a bow and arrow attack in Kongsberg, Norway, killing five people and injuring three others over 30 minutes. Security services are treating it as a potential terrorist act.
Brazil's Federal Police (PF) is investigating alleged sexual exploitation at parties hosted by former banker Vorcaro, seeking to interview women participants and powerful attendees while applying technical rather than moral criteria.
One of Sri Lanka's highest-ranking Buddhist monks, the Venerable Pallegama Hemarathana Thero, has been arrested and remanded over allegations of raping and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl, marking an unusual case given monks' revered status.
Brazilian Federal Police arrested Victor Lima, a hacker linked to the Master Bank case and Operation Compliance Zero, who was fugitive in Dubai. The arrest marks progress in the investigation into the banking fraud scheme.
Elon Musk testified in his OpenAI lawsuit while simultaneously warning of killer AI risks, highlighting tensions between public safety rhetoric and Silicon Valley's commercial AI development.
A 43-year-old man pleaded guilty to murdering his 11-year-old son and girlfriend with a shotgun, displaying an unsettling smile during court proceedings. He faces sentencing after accepting second-degree murder charges.
The son of Mango fashion chain founder has been arrested as a suspect in his father's death from a cliff fall during a hiking incident in Spain, with authorities investigating whether it was murder or accident.
France announces military reinforcement in the Caribbean to combat drug trafficking, aligning with US operations and regional allies against cartels amid Venezuela-Guyana tensions.
A missing Bhopal businessman's decomposed body was discovered in a water-filled pit on his uncle's property after 13 days. Family members have accused three relatives of foul play based on phone records and suspicious circumstances.
Reality TV star Katie Price received a suspended 16-week sentence for drink-driving while disqualified and uninsured, avoiding jail after completing rehab at The Priory.
A 22-year-old driver received a suspended sentence for causing the death of Ciaran Keating, brother of singer Ronan Keating, in a 2023 road crash. The family condemned the outcome, arguing the justice system failed to hold the driver accountable.
US federal agents executed search warrants at 22 Minnesota locations including daycares and autism centers as part of a social welfare fraud probe, raising community concerns about enforcement tactics.
A South Korean appeals court has increased the jail term for former President Yoon Suk Yeol to 7 years in an obstruction case, while prosecutors seek an additional 30-year sentence for unauthorized drone flights.
Award-winning Australian author Craig Silvey and a 68-year-old woman have been charged with child exploitation offenses. Silvey's arrest has prompted major publishers and education departments to remove his works from circulation.
Two teenage shooters killed three people at San Diego's largest mosque on Monday before taking their own lives. Police are investigating the incident as a hate crime.
Federal Police clerks involved in the Refit operation used mobile phone lines registered under deceased persons' names to conceal their identities while communicating with fiscal auditors and lawyers in an alleged fraud scheme.
Joe Rogan criticized the Trump DOJ's indictment of former FBI Director James Comey over a seashell Instagram post as politically motivated retaliation, warning it sets dangerous precedents for weaponized prosecution.
The trial of the Pujol family examines claims of hidden millions in Andorran accounts, with sons distancing their father from the fortune while attributing it to inherited wealth.
Cape Verde's appellate court approved the extradition of Colombian businessman Alex Saab to the US, defying a regional court order for house arrest. Saab faces charges of laundering $350 million allegedly defrauded through Venezuela's currency control system.
Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya temporarily stepped down after U.S. Justice Department indicted him for alleged ties to the Sinaloa cartel and distributing massive quantities of narcotics to the U.S.
The ICC confirmation of charges hearing examines whether former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war warrants trial, with prosecutors, victims' representatives, and defense presenting competing narratives on intent and accountability.
Five people, including two teenage suspects and a mosque security guard, were killed in a shooting at San Diego's largest Islamic center. Authorities are investigating the attack as a hate crime, with evidence of Islamophobic messaging found in the suspects' vehicle.
An 89-year-old man was arrested after opening fire with a shotgun at two public buildings in Athens, injuring four to five people. Police apprehended the suspect following the incident at government offices.
Police confirm human remains discovered near Good Night National Park are consistent with missing 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop's disappearance timeline. Two suspects charged with murder await court proceedings.
Detroit Pistons defeated Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of their playoff series, pulling away late to secure a 2-0 series lead behind strong defense and three-point shooting.
STF Justice Alexandre de Moraes stated that politicians without electoral support use verbal attacks on the court as an 'electoral ladder,' amid broader tensions between judiciary and political figures.
Actor Chay Suede discusses his role as Gabriel in Globo's new telenovela 'Quem Ama Cuida,' playing a mysterious protagonist linked to a murder plot rather than a conventional hero.
Family of murdered five-year-old calls for calm after violent riots in Alice Springs when accused killer was arrested. Community leaders urge justice through proper channels amid grief and anger.
Brazil's Federal Regional Court ruled that workers can use FGTS retirement savings to pay off residential property mortgages outside the traditional housing finance system, expanding permitted fund uses.
A 16-year-old boy from Tokyo was arrested for spraying an unknown liquid on a Tokaido Line train, causing odors and minor injuries to passengers. The incident delayed operations by over two hours and affected approximately 1,200 passengers.
The Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, producing 10-20 meteors per hour through May 28. Best viewing in Littleton occurs around dawn with clear skies away from city lights.
Federal Police clerks in Brazil's Refit case allegedly used mobile phones registered under deceased individuals' names, raising serious questions about identity fraud and institutional oversight within law enforcement.
Brazil's INSS now mandates biometric authentication for new payroll loan approvals starting May 23, responding to a massive fraud scheme involving unauthorized deductions from 9 million retirees' benefits.
Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Board releases admit cards for constable exam scheduled February 17-18, with 60,244 positions available. Candidates can download from official website using registration details.
NSW Police confirmed human remains found in Lester State Forest belong to murdered Wagga Wagga woman Allecha Boyd, allowing her family to finally lay her to rest after a three-year wait.
Detran mileage history alone cannot guarantee authenticity of used car odometers, as vehicles can have their mileage rolled back despite official records showing lower readings.
Lawyer Lucas Costa Brasileiro, sentenced to 14 years for January 8 Capitol attack involvement, attended his grandmother's funeral in Goiás while shackled and escorted by dozens of armed prison officers under Supreme Court authorization.
A 33-year-old German driver deliberately plowed into pedestrians in Leipzig's shopping district, killing two and seriously injuring three others. Authorities are investigating the incident as murder and attempted murder with no confirmed motive.
Travell Miller, 33, was fatally shot four times in Chicago while shielding his seven-year-old daughter from gunfire during a morning school drive. His daughter escaped unharmed as the unidentified suspect remains at large.
A 17-year-old attacker in a San Diego mosque shooting that killed three people stole three firearms from his mother's home before the attack, police revealed. Investigators found a suicide note with racial supremacy comments.
Nigeria's anti-corruption agency arrested former Power Minister Saleh Mamman a week after he was sentenced to 75 years in jail for diverting $14m from hydroelectric projects.
Patrick Radden Keefe's new book examines the 2019 death of Zac Brettler, a serial fabulist who posed as a Russian oligarch's son and fell from a London apartment. Police ruled it suicide despite investigative gaps and suspicious circumstances.
A municipal guard in Campinas, Brazil was arrested after shooting and killing his bride during their wedding reception. Forensic evidence indicates he cornered her before firing six shots.
Gunfire erupted near a Seattle community center during Mayor Katie Wilson's event with families and children present. No injuries reported, but the building was damaged.
Manila police arrested two women and a taxi driver suspected of the 'Ativan Gang' for drugging and robbing a Singaporean tourist of P170,000 in Binondo. The organized group targets foreign visitors in tourist areas.
A meteorite fragment survived atmospheric entry and crashed through a residential roof in Koblenz, Germany in March 2026, creating a soccer ball-sized hole but causing no injuries.
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's DOJ lawsuit seeking access to Arizona's voter rolls, marking a significant legal setback for the administration's data request.
A US Army master sergeant pleaded not guilty to fraud charges for allegedly using classified information about a Maduro raid to win $400,000 on prediction market Polymarket, marking the first insider trading case involving such platforms.
A 71-year-old senior Buddhist monk in Sri Lanka has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in 2022. The child's mother was also arrested for allegedly aiding the abuse.
A shooting at San Diego's Islamic Center killed three people including a security guard on Monday. Two teenage suspects were later found dead in a nearby vehicle.
A driver plowed into pedestrians in central Leipzig, Germany on Monday, killing two people and injuring at least four others. Authorities detained the suspect but said the motive remains unclear.
Brodie Dewar, accused of killing Labor identity Tim Picton in a one-punch attack outside a Perth nightclub, claims Picton repeatedly approached his cousin before being escorted out for intoxication. The court heard conflicting accounts of whether Picton posed an aggressive threat.
A 21-year-old Austrian man has admitted to planning a terror attack at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert in Vienna, with alleged connections to ISIS. The plot was disrupted before execution.
Melbourne's Avalon Airport closed for four hours after a laser hair removal device and hot chocolate container triggered a bomb scare during security screening, delaying domestic flights.
Three journalists including a Guardian reporter were arrested and beaten by Somali counter-terrorism police after covering allegations of prison torture, amid a broader crackdown on media ahead of elections.
A cooking gas cylinder explosion in Murshidabad, West Bengal killed a three-year-old girl and injured six others. Police are investigating the incident at a residential property.
Spanish National Police dismantled a criminal network in Alicante and Málaga involving the unlawful appropriation of luxury vehicles through forged documents and fraud, resulting in over €400,000 in damages with two arrests.
R Kelly receives a 20-year sentence for child pornography and enticement convictions in Chicago, with nearly all served simultaneously with his existing 30-year New York racketeering sentence, limiting total prison time to approximately 31 years.
A federal judge has released a purported suicide note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein, according to court documents. The note's authenticity and circumstances remain subjects of ongoing legal scrutiny.
Netflix documentary follows Dr. Caroline Muirhead's moral dilemma after her fiancé confesses to a 2017 hit-and-run killing, leading her to secretly cooperate with police while maintaining their relationship.
Marine biologists accidentally discovered that rig sharks produce clicking sounds when handled, challenging the long-held assumption that sharks are silent creatures. The sounds likely result from teeth snapping and may serve as a defense mechanism.
The Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, producing 10-20 meteors per hour through May 28, best viewed at dawn away from city lights alongside Jupiter and Saturn.
The ICC Registry warned that Filipino and Cebuean interpreters won't be available until January 2027, potentially delaying former President Duterte's crimes against humanity trial beyond the prosecution's desired November start.
An Anglican parish church in Kenya was demolished by rival land claimants in February, highlighting systemic land tenure disputes affecting churches nationwide and allegations of fraud within the Ministry of Lands.
Roebourne police officers witnessed a meteor fireball light up the Pilbara sky, captured on bodycam. Perth Observatory confirmed it was a bolide—a space rock roughly cricket-ball sized burning up in Earth's atmosphere.
Spanish National Police arrested two men in Toledo and Valencia for cyberstalking and death threats against Podemos secretary general Ione Belarra via Instagram private messages.
A Federal District court in Brazil has denied the return of mobile phones belonging to associates of Pedro Turra Vídeo, maintaining their seizure as part of an ongoing investigation.
A suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting returns to court Thursday. A retired Secret Service agent defends the security response, cautioning against Hollywood-style expectations.
Mexico's president rejected US intervention after American authorities accused a left-wing governor of links to the Sinaloa Cartel, demanding irrefutable evidence and alleging political motivations.
A U.S. indictment charges Mexico's Sinaloa governor and Culiacán mayor with drug trafficking and cartel protection. Both temporarily stepped down while denying allegations, as President Sheinbaum asserts Mexican sovereignty over prosecution.
Brazilian Federal Police arrested state deputy Thiago Rangel in the fourth phase of Operation Unha e Carne, with evidence linking him to violent crimes and a corruption scheme involving drug traffickers at the state legislature.
Namibian police in Erongo Region are appealing for public assistance to locate 13-year-old Karen Xuihatama Keis, who went missing from Okombahe Settlement on April 25, 2026.
A US Army master sergeant pleaded not guilty to charges of using classified information about Venezuela operations to win $400,000 on a prediction market platform, marking the first DOJ insider trading case involving crypto betting.
Five Metropolitan Police officers—one serving, four former—are under investigation for potential misconduct in handling sexual abuse allegations against deceased businessman Mohamed Al Fayed, with 154 victims now coming forward.
A New York federal judge dismissed Blake Lively's sexual harassment claims against It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni under employment law, but preserved three other claims including retaliation for jury consideration at trial.
Mexican authorities captured 'El Jardinero' in a major military operation involving 500 agents, identifying him as a potential successor to cartel leader 'El Mencho' and a top figure in Mexico's largest drug trafficking organization.
A person was fatally struck by a Frontier Airlines jet at Denver International Airport. The NTSB is investigating the incident, which resulted in plane evacuation and potential lawsuits from passengers.
Elon Musk's xAI is operating approximately 46 gas turbines at its Mississippi data center without required air permits, prompting state officials to evaluate potential Clean Air Act violations.
18-year-old Australian sprinter Gout Gout has broken Usain Bolt's age-group record in the 200m, running 19.67 seconds and becoming the fastest teenager in history. With the 2028 LA Olympics and 2032 Brisbane Games ahead, he's positioned as track's next superstar.
A car struck a crowd in Leipzig, Germany, killing two people and injuring several others. Police are investigating the incident as a potential attack.
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NYC police bulldozed over 200 illegal motorbikes in Staten Island as part of an escalating crackdown on unregistered vehicles linked to violent crime, including a fatal shooting of a 7-month-old.
Brazil's Attorney General (PGR) has archived a homophobia complaint against Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes related to comments about Governor Zema, closing the investigation without prosecution.
A police officer was lowered into a crocodile-infested river in a dangerous rope operation to recover human remains, likely connected to a missing businessman investigation.
A 38-year-old man was arrested after allegedly threatening to kill and throw acid at a female cafe employee in Arnold. Police located and detained the suspect within hours of the incident.
A 21-year-old man accused of assaulting a firearms officer at Manchester Airport testified he feared for his life when police used force, claiming he acted in self-defense without realizing officers were present.
A Bolivian court has issued an arrest warrant for former president Evo Morales after he failed to appear for trial on charges of human trafficking and child exploitation.
Met Police confirm human remains found in Kent woodland are those of Sarah Everard, 33, missing since March 3. A police officer remains in custody on suspicion of her murder and kidnap.
Procurador-geral da República denuncia ex-governador Romeu Zema por calúnia contra ministro Gilmar Mendes após vídeos com fantoches criticando STF. Gonet entendeu que postagem excedeu crítica admissível ao atribuir falsamente corrupção ao ministro.
Swatch's collaboration watch with Audemars Piguet sparked chaotic scenes worldwide, with police intervention needed at multiple locations as shoppers queued for the £335 timepiece, which resellers are flipping for up to £16,000.
A 27-year-old unemployed man was arrested in Kyoto for sending threatening messages to Nintendo's headquarters, including bomb threats. Police found no explosives after searching the area.
A specialist financial crime unit has arrested 31 suspected romance scammers across Europe and Africa in Operation Seraphim, targeting organized networks that cost victims millions through sophisticated emotional manipulation schemes.
A woman admitted to using her cellphone while driving and struck three police officers during a traffic enforcement operation in Brazil, raising concerns about distracted driving dangers.
Australian author Craig Silvey, known for Jasper Jones, faces two additional child exploitation charges including producing such material. A woman in her 60s was also charged in connection with the investigation.
Sony's $7.85M settlement over PlayStation Store pricing practices nears final approval, with eligible US gamers set to receive $1-3 in wallet credits for digital purchases made between 2019-2023.
Sony will pay $7.85 million to settle a lawsuit involving PlayStation digital store practices, with eligible gamers potentially receiving refunds or credits.
A Utah woman accused of fatally poisoning her husband with fentanyl in 2022 appears in court Wednesday for a hearing to determine if prosecutors have sufficient evidence for trial. She published a children's book about grief months before her arrest.
The New York Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 3 of their playoff series, taking a commanding 3-0 lead and moving one victory away from a complete sweep.
Lawyers for convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic are seeking his release from UN detention, citing his deteriorating health and claiming imminent death risk following a suspected stroke.
A 43-year-old man has been sentenced to four years and three months for attempting to abduct a 14-year-old boy in Stockport and possessing nearly 300 indecent images of children.
Sri Lankan authorities arrested 22 Buddhist monks at an airport after discovering over 110 kilograms of cannabis in their luggage, marking a record drug bust involving religious figures.
A 20-year-old man accused of fatally striking Labor identity Tim Picton has been granted bail by a Perth judge despite the victim's family's opposition, subject to strict conditions including curfew and substance restrictions.
A NSW court ruling invalidating parliamentary arrest warrant provisions has prompted witnesses to refuse appearing before inquiries, creating a constitutional crisis that threatens public interest investigations and parliamentary oversight.
A mosque attack in San Diego killed five people, including a security guard. Police revealed one teenage attacker had connections to a nearby school and left a suicide note with racial pride writings.
A judge ruled that a 9mm gun, silencer, and notebook found in Luigi Mangione's possessions are admissible evidence in his state trial for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
A US judge released a suicide note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein weeks before his 2019 jailhouse death, reigniting questions about the circumstances surrounding the convicted sex offender's demise.
Daniel Bueno Vorcaro, operator of Banco Master, transferred to Brasília Federal Penitentiary faces 20-day isolation period before permanent cell assignment. Arrested on obstruction of justice charges related to alleged private militia interference in fraud investigations.
A Chicago judge ordered Ford City Mall to close by June 22 following the city's emergency motion citing fire suppression system failures, ending the Southwest Side landmark's 60-year operation.
Police moved on a man wearing a swastika-emblazoned shirt outside Sydney's Royal Commission on Antisemitism, which is hearing testimony from Jewish Australians about their lived experiences of discrimination and violence.
The annual Eta Aquarids meteor shower will peak May 6-7, offering stargazers up to 10 shooting stars per hour. The celestial event, composed of debris from Halley's Comet, is best viewed after 1am from dark locations away from city lights.
Two teenage gunmen opened fire at San Diego's largest mosque, killing three men outside before apparently taking their own lives. Authorities are investigating as a hate crime with FBI assistance.
A woman appeared in court accused of fraudulently claiming to be a Grenfell Tower resident to obtain nearly £400,000 in housing and financial support following the 2017 fire that killed 72 people.
The Philippine DOJ stated that reports of an ICC arrest warrant against Senator Ronald dela Rosa remain unconfirmed, with no official warrant received. Officials outlined two legal options—extradition or surrender—under RA 9851, emphasizing no decision has been made.
Brazil's Federal Police have increased cryptocurrency seizures, yet criminal use of digital assets has already surpassed billions of reais, highlighting enforcement gaps in combating crypto-related crimes.
A caretaker at an Indonesian Islamic boarding school is suspected of sexually abusing 30-50 female students, mostly orphans, prompting school closure and revealing systemic abuse issues across similar institutions.
Ghana Police arrested a 36-year-old East Legon entrepreneur for allegedly drugging women with Xanax, sexually assaulting them, and sharing intimate images online without consent via a Telegram platform.
A person died after being struck by two vehicles in North Sacramento on Sunday evening, with the first driver fleeing the scene. Police are investigating the hit-and-run incident.
Multiple homicides allegedly planned using ChatGPT have prompted Florida authorities to investigate OpenAI's responsibility for not alerting law enforcement to violent user activity before crimes occurred.
A 45-year-old shopkeeper was shot seven times at close range during an armed robbery in Ntimaru, Migori County. Police have launched investigations and deployed special squads to pursue the gunmen amid rising armed robbery incidents in the area.
Former FBI Director James Comey appeared in court after indictment for allegedly threatening President Trump through a symbolic Instagram post of seashells. His legal team plans to challenge the charges on First Amendment and selective prosecution grounds.
Brazil's Court of Accounts (TCU) has ordered the INSS to suspend new consigned personal loans and credit cards due to internal failures and data security concerns requiring immediate adjustments.
Former President Duterte's new ICC lawyer requests another fitness review, arguing the ex-leader's health has deteriorated since the court's earlier competency determination and trial should be delayed.
US authorities have charged Sinaloa state Governor Ruben Rocha and nine other Mexican officials with drug trafficking and weapons offenses, alleging they aided the Sinaloa Cartel in importing massive drug quantities into the United States.
Armed gardaí are at the Criminal Courts of Justice today where judgments in the Regency Hotel trial are being read
Three people charged in connection with an illegal firearms operation that converted a Willow Glen home into a ghost-gun manufacturing station, with authorities seizing untraceable rifles and 3D printing equipment.
Indonesian police arrested 228 Vietnamese nationals in a raid on an illegal online gambling operation in Jakarta, one of the largest cases involving Vietnamese citizens in recent years. The syndicate allegedly operated 75+ websites targeting international players.
Manila Police District announced temporary road closures on May 9 starting at 2 a.m. to accommodate a marathon event, affecting key routes including Roxas Boulevard, Quirino Avenue, and Finance Road.
A New Zealand court unanimously rejected white supremacist Brenton Tarrant's appeal to overturn his conviction for killing 51 people at two Christchurch mosques in 2019, ruling his claims of mental incapacity were unfounded.
Sydney Roosters have named 17-year-old Joseph Suaalii as 18th man for their Round 8 clash against Newcastle Knights, potentially enabling his NRL debut if three concussions occur during the match.
A Cessna 421C carrying five members of an Amarillo pickleball club crashed in wooded Texas Hill Country Thursday night, killing all aboard. Federal authorities are investigating the incident near Wimberley.
A man shot and killed eight children, seven his own, and two women in Shreveport, Louisiana Sunday morning during a domestic disturbance. The deadliest US mass shooting in over two years ended when police killed the suspect.
Myanmar's military government has transferred detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi from prison to house arrest following a blanket prison term reduction. The move marks a significant shift in her detention status after years of incarceration.
Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular appeared in court for allegedly shooting an alligator in Florida, becoming the subject of online ridicule after the presiding judge's appearance overshadowed his own.
Richard Werstine, accused of murdering Cold as Life vocalist Rodney Barger in 1993, was arrested in Panama after evading authorities for over three decades.
Following the arrest of a man accused of murdering 5-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby in Alice Springs, community leaders are calling for calm after rioting erupted and the suspect was beaten unconscious by vigilantes.
Police believe they have found the body of a five-year-old Aboriginal girl abducted from near Alice Springs, with forensic testing underway to confirm identity. A manhunt continues for a recently released prisoner suspected in her death.
Times Now provides hints and the answer to Wordle #1693 for February 6, 2026. Today's word is GAVEL, a five-letter term referring to a judge's hammer.
Forensic experts conclude that Negreira lacks cognitive capacity to continue judicial proceedings, with his dementia condition having worsened significantly.
Two American citizens were arrested after illegally entering a Japanese macaque's enclosure at Ichikawa Zoo near Tokyo. The incident, which caused no animal injuries, prompted the zoo to file a police report and implement new security measures.
The Flash actor Ezra Miller accepted a plea deal for unlawful trespass in Vermont, avoiding a three-month jail sentence and a potential 25-year felony burglary charge. Miller must pay $500, undergo random drug tests, and continue mental health treatment.
Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant continues recovery from a sprained left ankle and bone bruise but is unlikely to play in Game 5 against the Lakers on Wednesday, with the team trailing 3-1 in the series.
ICC prosecutors plan to complete pre-trial preparations in Duterte's crimes against humanity case by September 2026, potentially making it one of the court's fastest cases to trial. Trial proceedings are proposed to begin November 30, 2026.
SSP Sukkur convenes District Peace Committee with religious leaders to promote Islamic values of unity and tolerance while coordinating security measures for Ramzan observances.
Three people arrested after police responded to a possible gun sighting in Petone, Lower Hutt. Armed officers cordoned the area and investigated the incident as a precaution.
Prosecutors allege TikTok singer D4vd purchased tools including chainsaws online to dispose of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez's body after stabbing her to death. The filing details alleged sexual abuse beginning when she was 13 and claims she threatened to expose their relationship.
Brazil's INSS implemented mandatory facial biometrics for consigned loans starting May 19, 2026, requiring beneficiaries to validate identity via the Meu INSS app to prevent fraud.