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Henry Borel trial adjourned as Jairinho's defense walks out; mother released
The trial of Henry Borel's stepfather and mother was postponed to May 25 after the defense walked out over missing evidence. The child's mother was released due to procedural delays in this high-profile case from Rio de Janeiro.
DoJ Seizes $61M in Tether From Pig Butchering Scam Ring
U.S. DoJ seized $61 million in Tether linked to pig butchering cryptocurrency investment scams, while Tether reports freezing $4.2 billion in illicit assets globally.
Friar suspected of hitting man after church theft in São Paulo
Police investigate a hit-and-run incident in interior São Paulo where a man suspected of stealing from a parish was struck by a vehicle allegedly driven by a friar who fled the scene without assistance.
DOJ Releases Photos of Suspect in White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting
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.
Jovem é morto após marcar encontro com perfil falso em rede social
Klayver Pimenta Martins, 22 anos, foi morto após marcar encontro com perfil falso de mulher usado por suspeito para atraí-lo. Corpo foi encontrado em poço na zona rural de Chapada da Natividade, Tocantins.
Henley holds off Matsuyama's late charge at Sony Open
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.
San Diego Mosque Attack Kills Three; Two Teen Gunmen Dead
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.
TfL hackers had long police histories before major cyber-attack
Two teenagers convicted of the 2024 TfL cyber-attack had long histories of cyber-crime and were known to police years before the breach, raising questions about intervention effectiveness.
Civil rights groups sue to block Texas immigration enforcement law
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.
Police constable found dead with gunshot wound at Ludhiana car showroom
A 25-year-old police constable was found dead with a gunshot wound while guarding a luxury car showroom in Ludhiana that had been targeted by extortion threats. Investigators are treating the death as a possible accidental discharge.
Norwegian Crown Princess apologizes for Epstein contacts amid son's trial
Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit apologized for contacts with Jeffrey Epstein after newly released documents revealed her use of his property and communications, coinciding with her son's trial for multiple crimes.
Ex-modelo é encontrada morta e carbonizada em Cotia; suspeita presa
Mulher de 34 anos, ex-modelo identificada como Aline Lais Lopes, foi encontrada morta e carbonizada em Cotia. Polícia apura crime como armadilha envolvendo relacionamento extraconjugal e tráfico de drogas.
Court Order Forces Kennedy Center to Remove Trump's Name by June 12
A federal judge ruled the Kennedy Center board overstepped its authority in renaming the arts institution after Trump, ordering his name removed by June 12. The center's legal team has begun compliance while evaluating options on planned renovations.
Martín Arrau assumes Public Security ministry after Steinert's 69-day tenure
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.
Rio police bust cryptocurrency mining operation linked to Comando Vermelho gang
Rio de Janeiro police discovered a cryptocurrency mining operation run by the Comando Vermelho drug trafficking organization in the Lins Complex favela, revealing criminal use of digital assets.
ICC eyes Dela Rosa, Albayalde after Duterte arrest for drug war crimes
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.
Children's Author Faces New Attempted Murder Charge in Husband Poisoning Case
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.
Bus driver charged with involuntary manslaughter in I-95 crash that killed 5
A bus driver has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after a Friday crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia killed five people and injured 44 others. The bus failed to slow for traffic in a work zone, striking multiple vehicles.
Man arrested for boarding United flight with fake boarding pass
A man was arrested after allegedly using a fake boarding pass to board a United Airlines flight without a ticket, forcing the aircraft to return to the gate.
BBVA Allianz refuerza protección contra fraude digital en pymes con cobertura sin coste adicional
BBVA Allianz unveils updated cyber insurance covering social engineering attacks like phishing and identity fraud, addressing rising digital threats to Spanish SMEs with 122,223 incidents detected in 2025.
Omar Denies Ethics Probe as Net Worth Discrepancy Draws GOP Scrutiny
Rep. Ilhan Omar dismisses Ethics Committee investigation speculation after financial disclosures show a reported $29 million drop in her net worth. Republicans seek probe into her finances and alleged 'Feeding Our Future' fraud scheme connection.
South Korean court extends prison sentence for ousted president's wife
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.
Cell Phone Charger Dispute Escalates to Attempted Murder in Bahia
A dispute over a cell phone charger in Bahia, Brazil escalated into a murder attempt, highlighting how minor conflicts can turn violent.
Uganda's deadly crackdown: Three killed as protests erupt over Bobi Wine arrest
Three people died in violent clashes between Ugandan security forces and protesters following the arrest of presidential candidate Bobi Wine, with police citing COVID-19 violations during his campaign activities.
Two men sentenced for dangerous driving that left 12-year-old Langley cyclist seriously injured
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.
Judge Rebukes Prosecutors for Pushing Detention Case Against Dinner Gunman
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.
Father convicted in 1987 murder of son's mother after 30+ years
Reginald Reed Sr. was convicted in 2022 of murdering his wife Selonia in 1987 while their 6-year-old son slept nearby. DNA evidence and testimony from an accomplice led to the conviction after decades of investigation.
Mexico City police arrest three suspects in Iztapalapa shooting that killed one, wounded four
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.
US charges Sinaloa governor, 9 Mexican officials with drug trafficking
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.
Botafogo power struggle: Court weakens Textor's position as Montenegro mocks rival
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 wins court ruling for R$5,000 monthly support from ex-wife
Brazilian actor Stênio Garcia secured a judicial victory entitling him to receive R$ 5,000 monthly alimony from his ex-wife, resolving part of an ongoing family dispute.
Man, 20, charged with murder and sexual offence in Dartford case
A 20-year-old man appeared in court charged with murdering a woman in Dartford and committing a sexual offense against her body.
Texas jury convicts 19-year-old of murder in high school track meet stabbing
A Texas jury found 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony guilty of murder in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a high school track meet, with tensions erupting outside the courthouse following the verdict.
Man bailed in zoo crocodile incident as 3-year-old remains critical
A 30-year-old man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a three-year-old boy ended up in a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo has been released on bail pending further investigation. The child remains in critical but stable condition.
Indonesia arrests 321 foreigners in major online gambling crackdown
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.
Father demands exemplary conviction as jury trial begins in Henry Borel death case
The trial of Monique Medeiros and Dr. Jairinho begins for the 2021 death of 4-year-old Henry Borel. The father demands exemplary conviction, citing 23 violent injuries found on the child's body and evidence of cover-up attempts.
Chilean Government Fires Lawyer Who Overslept, Missing Critical Hearing in Police Murder Case
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.
South American nations sign pact to combat organized crime
Five South American countries—Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru—have signed an agreement to develop a joint action plan combating organized crime across the region.
Musk sues OpenAI over charitable mission, claims founders 'stole' nonprofit
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 convicted following serious assault in Erdington involving bottle broken over man's head
Two men are facing prison after being found guilty of a serious assault on Erdington High Street.
Brazilian police dismantle nude-scam ring after victim loses R$5,000
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.
Eight killed in Hamburg church shooting; suspect was former Jehovah's Witness member
Eight people, including an unborn child, were killed in a mass shooting at a Jehovah's Witness church in Hamburg, Germany. The 35-year-old suspect, a former congregation member, died by suicide as police entered the building.
Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight: Viewing Guide
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 Chávez, hijo de leyenda del box, detenido en Culiacán sin motivo revelado
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.
Uncalled shove on Clark sparks outcry as WNBA reviews technical
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was shoved in the neck by Phoenix Mercury's Alyssa Thomas without a foul being called, continuing a pattern of missed calls against the star player.
Car rams into crowd in Mannheim, Germany; 1 dead, suspect arrested
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.
California couple fights off aggressive black bear with hatchet and water bottle
A California couple sustained significant injuries defending themselves against a 70-pound black bear outside their Mammoth Lakes home using a water bottle and hatchet. The bear was later euthanized after the rare aggressive encounter.
Hurdle Hints and Answers for July 27, 2025
Mashable provides hints and answers for the five-round Hurdle word game, featuring words like PIXEL, ROUGE, STUNK, TURBO, and COURT.
Giggs accused of gaslighting, abuse in three-year relationship with ex-girlfriend
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.
Empire State Building climbers arrested as July Fourth travel surge begins
Two climbers were arrested at the Empire State Building while millions of Americans traveled for July Fourth celebrations, straining roads and airports nationwide.
Two killed, several injured in mass shooting at Columbus nightclub
A mass shooting at Avalon Dance Club in downtown Columbus, Ohio killed at least two people and injured several others in the early morning hours of Friday. The violence reportedly stemmed from an altercation.
Duterte, Dela Rosa warned to avoid travel to ICC-influenced nations
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.
Utah court confirms death penalty possible for Charlie Kirk shooting suspect
Tyler Robinson, 22, appeared in Utah court facing death penalty charges for allegedly shooting Charlie Kirk on a university campus. The suspect remains in custody with his next hearing scheduled for September 29.
France's child protection crisis: systemic failures revealed in Lyhanna case
The killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna in France exposes deep systemic failures in child protection, with 70,000 unsolved cases and a justice system that prosecutes less than 8% of reported rapes.
Psychiatrist testifies Jairinho has 'perverse' profile, derives pleasure from child suffering
A psychiatrist testified that ex-councilman Jairinho displays psychological patterns of perversity and derives pleasure from causing suffering to small children during the trial for 4-year-old Henry Borel's death in 2021.
Mother denies killing son in Henry Borel case trial
Monique Medeiros and her partner Jairinho face trial for the death of 8-year-old Henry Borel. Medeiros claims a mother would never kill her child, while Jairinho admits physical discipline but denies torture.
Gang Used Fake Romantic Gift Delivery to Rob Home in Argentina; Three Arrested
A four-person robbery gang used a fake romantic gift delivery as cover to assault a 25-year-old woman in Ituzaingó, Buenos Aires. Three suspects were arrested after police tracked them via security cameras; a fourth remains at large.
Human Remains in Pennsylvania May Be Linked to Fugitive Sought in Robbery
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.
Gang leader shot dead in flower-concealed ambush at Ecuador airport
A suspected gang faction leader was shot dead in a coordinated ambush at Ecuador's largest airport, with gunmen concealing weapons in flowers and toys. The killing marks the latest escalation in gang violence despite emergency measures.
ICC Suspends Chief Prosecutor Khan Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Karim Khan, chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has been suspended pending a decision by 125 member states on his permanent removal following an 18-month investigation into sexual misconduct allegations.
ULTRA0 Launches June 2: Accessible Shoot-'Em-Up Blends Action with Visual Novel
ULTRA0, a novel-shooter hybrid game, launches June 2, 2026 with beginner-friendly pseudo-3D combat and narrative-driven visual novel segments. The $9.99 title features intuitive controls and alternating gameplay phases.
Wildcats' Lual-Acuil fined $1010 for striking in post-match brawl with Cairns
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.
Mango tycoon's son arrested over father's cliff death as murder theory emerges
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 in Tax Fraud Case, Orders €60M+ Refund
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.
Court Denies Jairinho's Bid to Delay Henry Borel Murder Trial
A Rio de Janeiro appeals court judge rejected a defense request to suspend the trial of ex-councilman Jairinho, accused of murdering 4-year-old Henry Borel, blocking another attempt to postpone proceedings.
Defense lawyer exits Monique Medeiros case over strategy disagreements
Lawyer Florence Rosa ended her representation of Monique Medeiros in the Henry Borel death case due to strategic disagreements during the appellate phase, after Monique received judicial pardon for negligent homicide.
South West Water fined record £1.8m over Devon parasite outbreak
South West Water received a record £1.8m fine for a cryptosporidium contamination incident affecting Brixham, Devon in May 2024 that hospitalized four people and sickened over 140 others.
Man killed in great white shark attack near Australian resort island
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.
Texas Tech QB Sorsby admits to $90K in bets, seeks court injunction against NCAA
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby admits to $90,000 in bets over four years, including on his own team, as attorneys seek court injunction to overturn NCAA ineligibility ruling and challenge the organization's enforcement approach.
Joliet PD Deploys VR Training to Sharpen Officer Decision-Making on Tasers
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.
Five dead in Antwerp apartment fire; 200 residents evacuated
A fire in a 10-storey Antwerp apartment block killed five people and injured several others, forcing evacuation of 80 flats from a building housing over 200 residents. Authorities attribute the blaze to a technical problem on the ground floor.
Brazilian Judge Fines Lawyers for Hiding AI Prompts in Court Filings
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.
DC streets close through Saturday for IMF and World Bank meetings
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.
Spanish postal worker arrested after hundreds of undelivered letters found in apartment
Police discovered hundreds of undelivered letters in a Spanish postal worker's apartment, some dating back months. The discovery led to the worker's arrest for mail theft and negligence.
Man stabbed to death in Rajasthan over love affair, girlfriend's brother sought
A young man named Nithin was fatally stabbed by his girlfriend's brother and associates in Baran, Rajasthan over a love affair. Police have launched a manhunt for the accused.
Court Denies Secrecy Request in Gato Preto Attempted Murder Case
A São Paulo court denied influencer Samuel Sant'Anna's (Gato Preto) request for trial secrecy in an attempted homicide case stemming from a high-speed Porsche accident. The judge ruled public figures are not entitled to confidentiality protections.
Police resume search of property in missing 4-year-old Gus Lamont case
South Australian police have returned to a property in their ongoing investigation into the disappearance of 4-year-old Gus Lamont in September 2025. The case is being treated as a major crime with a suspect identified among the boy's known associates.
Fraud Ringleader Accused of Orchestrating Document Leak Campaign From Jail
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.
Civil Police officer arrested for fatal shooting during road rage incident in Rio
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.
Israeli forces arrest prominent Palestinian 'doctor of the poor' in West Bank raid
Israeli forces arrested Dr. Mazen Al-Rantisi, a 71-year-old physician known for serving low-income Palestinians, in a pre-dawn raid, drawing widespread condemnation and raising concerns about restrictions on Palestinian civil society.
Spanish court bans four fans from stadiums over racist effigy of Vinícius Júnior
Four Spanish fans detained for hanging an effigy of Brazilian footballer Vinícius Jr have been banned from approaching stadiums within 1km on match days. The incident reflects ongoing racism in Spanish football.
Body found in search for missing newborn; parents arrested on manslaughter suspicion
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.
West African Court Orders Cape Verde to Grant House Arrest to Maduro Ally Alex Saab
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.
Ex-NFL Pro Bowler Marcellus Wiley Arrested on Domestic Battery Charges
Former NFL Pro Bowler Marcellus Wiley was arrested on domestic battery charges and held without bond, following recent sexual assault allegations from four women reported in April 2026.
Arcadia Mayor Pleads Guilty to Acting as Illegal Chinese Agent
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.
Two Senegalese men honored as adopted sons of A Coruña for aiding murder victim
Two Senegalese immigrants who attempted to help Samuel Luiz during a fatal 2021 homophobic attack in A Coruña are formally recognized as adopted sons of the city, three years after unanimous approval.
Delhi HC upholds secrecy of 2018 SC Collegium meeting on judicial appointments
Delhi High Court dismissed an appeal seeking disclosure of the Supreme Court Collegium's December 2018 meeting agenda, upholding that no formal resolution was adopted and therefore no information need be disclosed under RTI.
Interpol seizes 3,300 guns and 56 tons of drugs across Latin America
A coordinated Interpol operation across 19 Latin American and Caribbean countries resulted in the seizure of 3,308 illegal firearms, 56 tons of drugs, and the arrest of over 8,700 people linked to organized crime and drug trafficking.
Brazil's prosecutors appeal judicial pardon granted to Monique Medeiros in Henry Borel case
Brazil's Public Ministry appeals a judge's decision granting judicial pardon to Monique Medeiros in the Henry Borel death case, alleging the judge improperly reformulated jury questions, while her co-defendant received 43 years imprisonment.
Body of 15-year-old boy found after going missing in Lincoln lake
A 15-year-old boy's body has been found in Swanholme Lakes in Lincoln after emergency crews responded to reports of him getting into difficulty. Police have urged the community to support those affected during half-term week.
Actor James Handy killed in stabbing; girlfriend's son charged with murder
Actor James Handy, 81, known for 'Jumanji' and 'Top Gun: Maverick,' was found stabbed to death outside his Tarzana home. Michael Gledhill, 44, the son of Handy's girlfriend, has been charged with murder.
Sons of convicted killer Kouri Richins say they'd feel unsafe if mother were released
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.
Jairinho leaves court before Henry Borel's father testifies in murder trial
In the fifth jury trial session for Henry Borel's homicide, defendant Jairinho left court before the child's father testified. The father detailed their final weekend together and revealed his perception of the mother changed after accessing case evidence.
CJNG threatens Mayo Zambada in video, claims responsibility for Durango police attack
CJNG releases video threatening Sinaloa Cartel leader Mayo Zambada from Zacatecas, claiming responsibility for attacks that killed six police officers in Durango and two in Zacatecas.
Colombian court convicts Santiago Uribe of aggravated homicide, sentencing ex-president's brother to 28 years
Colombian court revoked Santiago Uribe's acquittal and convicted him of aggravated homicide and criminal conspiracy, sentencing him to 28 years in prison with additional penalties. The ruling triggered polarized reactions from political allies and opponents.
Bolsonaro's defense appeals TSE ineligibility ruling with procedural challenge
Bolsonaro's defense filed an appeal challenging the TSE's 8-year ineligibility ruling from June, citing potential errors or contradictions in the 433-page decision regarding his conduct at an ambassadors meeting.
Namibia Clears Four Desert Air Crash Victims for Repatriation to Germany
Namibian police have formally identified four victims of a Desert Air crash near Sossusvlei, clearing the way for their repatriation to Germany. The recovery operation faced significant challenges due to the remote, mountainous terrain.
Tarcísio says Flávio Bolsonaro has questions to answer over Vorcaro visit
Governor Tarcísio questions Flávio Bolsonaro's visit to businessman Vorcaro's residence, with federal police receiving requests to investigate alleged money collection during the meeting.
FBI Executes Search Warrants at Minnesota Daycares, Autism Centers in Fraud Probe
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.
Lyon bodyguard on trial for sedating, raping partner after contact with Pelicot
A Lyon bodyguard faces trial for allegedly sedating and raping his partner after investigators discovered online contact with Dominique Pelicot, convicted of drugging his wife and orchestrating her gang rape.
Spain deploys €38.2M security surge in Gibraltar with tactical rifles, drones to combat drug trafficking
Spain's Interior Ministry allocates €38.2 million for enhanced security operations in the Campo de Gibraltar region, equipping police and Civil Guard with tactical rifles, surveillance systems, and armored vessels to combat escalating drug trafficking violence.
Buttigieg Family Subject to CPS Investigation Over False Anonymous Report
Pete Buttigieg disclosed that his family was investigated by police and Child Protective Services following an anonymous false report, highlighting vulnerabilities to malicious tip-offs.
Henry Borel case: Stepfather sentenced to 43 years; mother granted judicial pardon
A Brazilian court convicted stepfather Jairinho to 43 years in prison for the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel, while the boy's mother Monique Medeiros received judicial pardon and was released from custody. The father contests the verdict as a 'major legal aberration.'
CCTV Footage Contradicts Prison Officials' Account of Allan Marshall's Death
BBC-obtained CCTV footage contradicts prison officers' claims that Allan Marshall was agitated and covered in excrement before his 2015 death during restraint at HMP Edinburgh, showing him calm and clean instead.
Five dead in San Diego mosque shooting; two teen shooters killed by self-inflicted wounds
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.
Henry Borel trial adjourned as defendant's defense abandons jury over evidence access
The trial of Henry Borel's stepfather and mother was postponed after the defense abandoned the courtroom over disputed access to evidence. The 4-year-old died in 2021 from injuries consistent with torture.
Illinois man convicted of killing wife, driving hours with body in trunk
A 52-year-old Illinois man was convicted of first-degree murder for killing his wife during a domestic argument and transporting her body in his car trunk for hours before arrest.
BBC investigation leads to arrest in Uganda dog scamming scheme
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.
Supreme Court ruling bolsters female athletes' damages lawsuits against NCAA
A Supreme Court decision on Title IX and transgender athletes in sports may bolster pending lawsuits by female athletes seeking damages from the NCAA and universities, as the ruling eliminates institutions' primary legal defense.
Ottawa police charge man with arson after ByWard Market fire
Ottawa police charged a 30-year-old man with arson after a fire broke out on a commercial building roof in the ByWard Market early Thursday morning. The suspect was arrested at the scene without incident.
German tourist wins €986 payout over sun lounger reservation dispute
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.
Bondi Beach shooting hero pleads not guilty to assault charge
Ahmed al Ahmed, hailed for tackling a gunman in December's Bondi Beach mass shooting, pleaded not guilty to assaulting his father in March. The case highlights family conflict amid his newfound prominence.
Suspect Held in Preventive Detention for Robbery and Assault in Azores
A suspect in the Azores was ordered into preventive detention after police arrested him for robbery, aggravated assault, and vehicle damage using a prohibited sickle weapon.
Cachar man sentenced to 10 years for 2020 rape
A Silchar court sentenced a 42-year-old man to 10 years rigorous imprisonment for raping a woman in July 2020. The conviction came nearly four years after the incident.
Kerala HC upholds 498A conviction, rules domestic abuse needs no independent witnesses
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.
Motorista apaga mensagens ao ser preso com carro de estelionato em Cruzeiro da Fortaleza
Homem de 25 anos foi preso em flagrante em Cruzeiro da Fortaleza conduzindo veículo com impedimento por estelionato. Suspeito apagou mensagens do celular ao ser abordado e foi autuado por receptação, fraude processual e posse de droga.
Students and unionists march against Tarcísio over police violence and privatizations
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.
Empresário acusa preso de golpe em esquema de celular na PCE
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.
Browns Honor Two Fallen Officers at Salute to Service Game
The Cleveland Browns honored two local police officers killed in the line of duty at Sunday's game, presenting plaques and custom jerseys to their families during the Salute to Service event.
Three teenage girls drown in Sharda river while attempting rescue
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.
Germany's Most Wanted: RAF Militant Daniela Klette Sentenced After 30 Years Fugitive
Daniela Klette, a leading member of West Germany's Red Army Faction, was sentenced to 13 years in prison after three decades evading justice while living under an assumed identity in Berlin.
Kennedy Center removes Trump's name; exterior remains covered during transition
The Kennedy Center has completed removal of Trump's name from its exterior following a court order, with the building's facade remaining covered during the process.
Australian police officer dies after 400m fall on Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
An Australian police officer, Matthew Paton, 52, died after falling 400-500 meters into a ravine while hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru on Wednesday.
Police warn of 'ghost calls' targeting Colombians in organized fraud scheme
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.
White House Dinner Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to Trump Assassination Attempt
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.
Man dies in shark attack off Rottnest Island near Perth
A man in his 30s died after a shark attack off Rottnest Island near Perth, Western Australia. Emergency services were unable to resuscitate him after he was brought ashore.
D'Angelo Eyes Mind Games as NXT Title Defense Looms at Great American Bash
WWE NXT Champion Tony D'Angelo prepares to defend his title against challenger Naraku at The Great American Bash, the first NXT premium live event on CW Network, with D'Angelo suggesting psychological mind games ahead of their June 28 matchup.
Mass shooting at Canadian school kills 10, including female suspect
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia killed at least 10 people including the female suspect, who died by self-inflicted injury. About 24 others were hospitalized as authorities investigate whether a second suspect was involved.
US Embassy warns Americans of crime spike during Brazil's temporary prison releases
The US Embassy in Brazil issued a security alert to American citizens about scheduled temporary prison releases, warning of potential increases in theft and robbery during these periods.
Three months into Nancy Guthrie case, police renew search efforts
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.
Dela Rosa backs public crime videos despite PNP chief's safety concerns
Sen. Dela Rosa contradicts PNP chief Sinas, arguing that public video recordings of crimes are valuable for investigations despite safety risks to bystanders.
Bear Attacks Four at Japanese Steel Works, Remains at Large
A black bear attacked four employees at Fukushima Steel Works in Japan, injuring them with minor to moderate wounds. The animal remained at large within the factory compound as of Tuesday evening.
Noida Police Bust Fake Overseas Job Scam, Arrest Two for Defrauding 100+ People
Noida Police arrested two individuals who defrauded over 100 people of Rs 70 lakh through a fake overseas job scheme using social media and forged documents.
FBI: Brown University shooter motivated by 'accumulation of grievances,' planned attack for years
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.
Man denies threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near Sandringham
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.
2026 NBA Draft: Wizards Land Dybantsa as Top Prospect Class Takes Shape
Bleacher Report grades the first three 2026 NBA Draft picks, with Washington selecting AJ Dybantsa as a potential franchise cornerstone and Utah and another team securing complementary prospects.
Superdry Cofounder James Holder Convicted of Rape
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.
Woman in handcuffs kicks phone from concertgoer's hand at Morgan Wallen show
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.
Spanish police chief investigated for offering days off based on migrant arrests
A Spanish police commander in the border city of Irún was investigated after offering officers compensatory days off based on migrant detentions, with a tiered system rewarding more arrests with more leave.
Court sentences man to 18 years for kidnapping cafeteria worker in Brasília
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.
Illinois man arrested after stealing police car for drunken Key West bar hopping spree
A Chicago-area man was arrested in Key West after allegedly stealing a police patrol car outside a bar and using it to drive between establishments while intoxicated on Memorial Day weekend.
China's espionage playbook: LinkedIn lures, university infiltration and hidden bugs
Chinese intelligence agencies are conducting widespread espionage against UK and US targets using deceptive online recruitment, fake LinkedIn accounts, and infiltration of universities. MI5 estimates over 20,000 UK nationals have been approached by Chinese spies online.
Horton-Tucker's 40-point night leads Lakers against injury-ravaged Thunder
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.
Armed suspect fires 50-60 rounds on Cambridge roadway, shot by trooper and civilian
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.
Two men stabbed to death in Delhi's Sarai Rohilla; investigation underway
A man and his brother-in-law were stabbed to death in Delhi's Sarai Rohilla area. Both victims were admitted to RML Hospital but succumbed to their injuries; investigation is ongoing.
Teen arrested after body found in search for missing 14-year-old girl in Wales
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was discovered in Blaina, Wales, following the disappearance of 14-year-old Lilly on Saturday.
Delhi Court Orders ACP Monitoring, CEO Interrogation in Hero Future Energies Sexual Harassment Probe
A Delhi court has directed senior police supervision and interrogation of Hero Future Energies CEO Srivatsan Iyer in a sexual harassment case after noting investigation gaps and his departure from India.
Court appraisal values Zapatero's jewelry collection at €1.3 million
Spain's National Court has valued jewelry seized from former PM Zapatero at 1.3 million euros, roughly 25 times his declared amount, raising potential tax fraud concerns.
Austrian police arrest suspect after rat poison discovered in baby food jars
Austrian police arrested a suspect after rat poison was discovered in HiPP brand baby food jars on supermarket shelves, triggering a public health scare.
Defensor de Uribe: Santiago es inocente mientras recurso llega a Corte Suprema
Defense attorney Jaime Granados argues that accusations against the Uribe brothers lack judicial basis and are politically motivated, as Santiago Uribe's conviction faces Supreme Court review and Álvaro Uribe remains absolved.
Former N.H. lawmaker sentenced to 33 years for child sexual exploitation
A transgender former New Hampshire state representative was sentenced to 33 years in federal prison for receiving explicit images of children from a daycare worker accomplice who was sentenced to 22 years.
Chicago Orders Ford City Mall Closure Over Fire Safety Violations
Ford City Mall in Chicago permanently closes by June 22 following an emergency motion filed by the city over fire suppression system deficiencies, enforced by court order.
Past wounds, not personality, drive adult isolation, psychology shows
Adults without close friendships often develop emotional barriers from past trauma rather than introversion. Recognizing isolation as a defense mechanism is the first step toward rebuilding trust and genuine connections.
All-star hurler Kyle Hayes avoids jail with 180-hour community service order
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.
Manitoba man sentenced to life for 2015 killing of Indigenous mother
A Manitoba man received a life sentence with 15-year parole ineligibility for the 2015 beating death of Crystal Andrews, a young Indigenous mother, in a remote First Nation community.
Federal Police find evidence Vorcaro ordered digital attacks on Central Bank
Federal Police found evidence that banker Daniel Vorcaro personally ordered coordinated social media attacks to promote Banco Master and target public authorities and journalists, according to messages recovered from his seized phone.
NYPD officer shoots Bronx driver fleeing in stolen vehicle after striking cops
An NYPD officer shot a driver who struck multiple police officers while attempting to flee in a stolen Kia Sportage in the Bronx.
Utah mom accused of poisoning husband for $4M inheritance despite debt
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.
Ukrainian suspect in Monaco bombing disguised as man, authorities say
A Ukrainian woman is sought by Interpol for a parcel bombing in Monaco that seriously injured a sanctioned oligarch, his partner, and their 13-year-old son. Investigators believe she had accomplices and spent days surveilling the target.
Father kills two daughters with poison at Mamallapuram guesthouse, attempts suicide
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 arrests 'El Oso,' key Cartel del Noreste operator
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.
Toronto police officer killed in raid linked to US consulate shooting probe
A Toronto police officer was fatally shot during a raid investigating attacks on the US consulate and synagogue, with a 19-year-old suspect to be charged in connection with the incident.
Curry Shuts Down LeBron Superteam Talk With Four-Word Brush-Off
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.
Eight wounded, including four children, in Coney Island July Fourth shooting
A gunman opened fire at a July Fourth barbecue near Coney Island beach in Brooklyn, wounding eight people including four children. The incident occurred during holiday celebrations across the country that saw multiple shootings and explosions.
KSI Leaves Sidemen After 13 Years, Cites Need to Focus on Other Pursuits
KSI announces departure from YouTube group Sidemen after 13 years, citing need to focus on other priorities. The collective, with 23 million subscribers, wishes him well as he pursues solo ventures.
Polygamous sect leader Bateman convicted of child abuse in Arizona trailer case
Samuel Bateman, a polygamous sect leader already serving 50 years for child sex crimes, was convicted Friday of state child abuse charges after three girls aged 11-14 were found trapped in his trailer near Flagstaff, Arizona.
UK fast-tracks hate crime prosecutions amid antisemitic attack surge
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 convicted for filming antisemitic TikTok videos in north London
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.
UFC Hall of Famer Diego Sanchez Avoids Prison, Gets 5 Years Probation in Firearm Case
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.
Judge releases Jeffrey Epstein's purported suicide note amid unverified claims
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.
Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular charged over alleged Everglades alligator shooting
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.
Federal Police swap investigator in Lulinha INSS fraud case
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.
Judge Allows Virginia Giuffre's Sexual Abuse Case Against Prince Andrew to Proceed
A US judge rejected Prince Andrew's motion to dismiss Virginia Giuffre's civil lawsuit alleging sexual abuse when she was 17. The case proceeds toward potential trial between September and December 2022.
Dela Rosa's lawyers challenge ICC surrender viability under Philippine law
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.
Oyo Police Dismiss Viral Claims of Igbope Kidnap Victims' Rescue
Oyo State Police Command dismissed viral social media claims that kidnapping victims were rescued, warning misinformation could undermine ongoing rescue operations. The victims remain in captivity as of June 22.
Kerala court denies bail to three CPI(M) activists in ED officials attack case
A Kerala court rejected bail pleas for three CPI(M) activists accused of attacking ED officials during searches at former CM Pinarayi Vijayan's residence in a money laundering investigation.
Câmeras registram invasão de loja em Itaipuaçu durante madrugada
Loja em Itaipuaçu, Maricá, foi invadida durante a madrugada de quarta-feira. Câmeras de segurança registraram a ação do suspeito, e o caso foi reportado à polícia.
Eight injured as car plows into pedestrians in Italian city; driver arrested
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.
Humala's lawyer challenges ruling, argues precedents should allow his release pending trial
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.
Elliot Lake man arrested after threatening, assaulting sibling
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.
Parents Challenge Schools in Court as School Board Member Faces Arrest
Parents are pursuing legal action against schools while a drag queen school board member faces arrest, highlighting ongoing tensions over educational content and school board composition.
Chinese tea chain ordered to pay Louis Vuitton B50m for logo infringement
A Chinese court ordered Molly Tea to pay Louis Vuitton 50 million baht for using a logo similar to the luxury brand's trademarked four-petalled floral monogram, marking a significant intellectual property enforcement case.
Three killed as monster truck's brakes fail at Colombian show
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.
Court Doubles Damages for Couple Who Unknowingly Bought Stolen Phone
A Brazilian court increased moral damages compensation to R$10,000 for a father and daughter who unknowingly purchased a stolen phone from a major retailer, after police involvement and property restrictions.
Indian man's desperate act exposes banking bureaucracy gap
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.
Polícia identifica mulher que deixou recém-nascida em lixeira no DF
Brazilian police identified a 23-year-old woman who gave birth unexpectedly and abandoned her newborn in a trash bin in Brasília. She faces potential charges of attempted infanticide or qualified homicide.
LA police fatally shoot robbery suspect on 405 Freeway during morning rush
A robbery suspect was fatally shot by Los Angeles police during a chase on the 405 Freeway during morning rush hour Friday, while a second pursuit ended with a carjacking suspect apprehended by police K-9.
Marido confessa assassinato de cantora gospel Sara Mariano após trama revelada
Cantora gospel Sara Mariano, 35 anos, foi encontrada morta carbonizada em rodovia de Salvador. Seu marido Ederlan Santos Mariano confessou o crime após investigações revelarem tentativa de compra de arma e histórico de agressões.
Man charged with arson as Leeds riot arrests mount; Farage draws rebuke
A 37-year-old man has been charged with arson after a bus was set ablaze during riots in Leeds' Harehills area Thursday night. Five additional arrests were made Saturday as police intensify investigations into the disorder.
Dover Heights luxury home seized in $70m fraud case heads to auction
A $12.98m Dover Heights mansion linked to an alleged $70m fraud syndicate targeting vulnerable Vietnamese community members is being sold via mortgagee auction after the owners' arrest.
Brazilian court denies freedom request for influencer Deolane Bezerra
A Brazilian court has denied Deolane Bezerra's request for release, keeping the influencer and lawyer in custody. The decision comes amid investigations into alleged money laundering and connections to organized crime.
NSW orders independent review after child's death; police probe alleged cannibalism
NSW government commissions independent review after a four-year-old's alleged murder by a woman known to child protection authorities. Police investigate potential cannibalism in the Central Coast incident.
Trio preso por golpe de R$ 50 mil contra idosa em Mogi das Cruzes
Three suspects were arrested for defrauding an elderly woman of over R$50,000 through a land sale scheme in Mogi das Cruzes. Police recovered the vehicle and some stolen items, with one suspect confessing.
Pentagon's China Blacklist Tightens Compliance Rules for US Defense Contractors
Pentagon's expanded China blacklist and rising compliance demands are reshaping regulatory risk for US defense contractors, forcing investors to reassess exposure to restricted Chinese firms and shared advisors.
Rio police arrest pyramid scheme recruiter in R$50M fraud case
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.
Gatto vows appeal after losing ABC defamation case
Underworld figure Mick Gatto has vowed to appeal a Victorian Supreme Court ruling that dismissed his defamation case against the ABC over a 2019 article about alleged criminal activities.
Rio police helicopter pilot dies months after head wound in operation
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.
Nearly 1.5 million Muslims begin Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca amid regional tensions
Nearly 1.5 million Muslims have begun the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca despite ongoing regional tensions and conflict in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia has deployed air defense systems to protect the holy city during the sacred Islamic celebration.
Singapore High Court enhances jail term for opposition politician Lim Tean over unlicensed practice
Singapore High Court enhanced Lim Tean's jail sentence to three months and one week for practising law without a valid certificate in 2021. The opposition politician faces potential disqualification from elections and additional pending charges.
Mangione's lawyers withdraw psychiatric defense in state murder trial
Luigi Mangione's legal team has withdrawn plans to pursue a psychiatric or emotional disturbance defense in his state murder trial related to the killing of health insurance CEO Brian Thompson.
El Salvador condena a 254 miembros de la Mara Salvatrucha en macrojuicio
El Salvador's criminal court has sentenced 254 alleged MS-13 gang members to up to 85 years in prison through a mass trial format established under a 2023 organized crime law reform.
Equador transforma emergência em forma de governo sob Daniel Noboa
O presidente Daniel Noboa decreta novo estado de exceção em dez províncias do Equador e autoriza presença de militares estrangeiros com imunidade para combater o crime crescente.
Young Chinese circumvent censorship to learn Tiananmen Square truth
Despite strict censorship, young Chinese are accessing information about the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre on its 37th anniversary, while authorities intensify restrictions on commemorations and police intercept memorial attempts.
Woman accused of shooting two lawyers outside Raleigh courthouse
A woman allegedly opened fire outside a Raleigh, North Carolina courthouse, shooting and hospitalizing two lawyers. Police are investigating the incident.
NJ Father-Daughter Duo Pleads Guilty to Years-Long Art Forgery Scheme
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.
Spanish police seize jewelry, watches and computers from Zapatero's office in Plus Ultra probe
Spanish police conducted a search of former PM Zapatero's office as part of the Plus Ultra investigation, seizing jewelry, watches, computers, and documents related to Venezuela.
Remains of Missing LANL Employee Melissa Casias Identified in New Mexico Forest
Remains found in Carson National Forest have been identified as Melissa Casias, a Los Alamos National Laboratory employee who vanished last year. New Mexico State Police confirmed the identification.
17-year-old stabbed in neck during street attack in Lancashire
A 17-year-old girl was stabbed in the neck in Brierfield, Lancashire. A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder; her injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
Far-right figures hijack Henry Nowak protest as clashes erupt in Southampton
Hundreds protested in Southampton over Henry Nowak's death, with far-right activists including Tommy Robinson addressing crowds and clashes erupting with police near the killer's home.
San Diego Muslim community vows resilience after mosque shooting kills three
Three people were killed in a hate crime shooting at San Diego's Islamic Center on Monday. The Muslim community gathered in solidarity at a massive funeral prayer, vowing resilience and refusing to be intimidated by the attack.
Sikh group demands public inquiry into Henry Nowak death and police response
The Sikh Federation is calling for a public inquiry into the death of Henry Nowak, citing police failures and misinformation about the murder weapon that has sparked community backlash and hate incidents against Sikhs.
Attorney General defends rape case referral, cites victim impact
UK Attorney General Lord Hermer confirms he referred a case of three teenage boys convicted of rape to the Court of Appeal after they received non-custodial sentences, citing victim impact and justice concerns.
Meta, TikTok, YouTube settle $27M mental health lawsuit to avoid landmark trial
Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and Snap agreed to pay $27 million to a Kentucky school district to settle allegations that their platforms damaged students' mental health, avoiding a precedent-setting federal trial.
Brazilian Fintechs Become Money Laundering Gateway for Organized Crime
Brazilian organized crime groups are increasingly using fintech companies in São Paulo's Faria Lima financial district to launder illicit proceeds, exploiting regulatory gaps in the digital financial sector.
High Court upholds Sh790,000 award to matatu crash victim
Kenya's High Court dismissed an appeal by a matatu owner and driver, upholding a Sh790,000 compensation award to a passenger injured in a 2022 road crash on the Bondo-Kisumu road.
Second postmortem ordered in death of Congolese man restrained by Dublin security guards
Irish authorities ordered a second independent postmortem after Congolese man Yves Sakila died following restraint by security guards, sparking protests and comparisons to George Floyd's death.
Maduro's alleged money launderer Alex Saab faces U.S. court after extradition from Cape Verde
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.
Nearly 70% of LGBTQ+ people in Europe experience cyberhate, but only 5% report it
A nine-country European survey found nearly 70% of LGBTQ people experienced online harassment in five years, yet only 5% reported incidents to police despite hate crime classifications.
Donaldson sex offences trial begins in case that shook Northern Ireland politics
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's trial for alleged sex offences spanning 21 years begins in Newry, with charges including rape and gross indecency. His wife faces separate proceedings on aiding and abetting charges after being deemed unfit to stand trial.
Neo-Nazi group White Australia loses court bid to block hate designation
Australia's High Court rejected White Australia's bid to block its designation as a prohibited hate group under new anti-hate laws. The neo-Nazi organisation faces a constitutional challenge hearing in September.
Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith dies at 29
Grammy-nominated music producer Tay Keith, known for work with Drake and Travis Scott including 'Sicko Mode,' was found dead in his Nashville apartment at age 29.
Sindh High Court Orders Women Police Stations in Every District
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.
Jairinho's defense seeks judge's removal in Henry Borel murder case
The defense of Dr. Jairinho, accused of torturing and killing his 4-year-old stepson Henry Borel, filed a motion to remove Judge Elizabeth Machado Louro, alleging she violated impartiality by meeting with the victim's family supporters and making prejudicial public statements.
School shooting in Brazil's Acre state kills two inspectors
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.
Slain Teen's Journal Inspires Parents to Embrace Life After Tragedy
The Muehlbergers honor their daughter Gracie, killed in the 2019 Saugus High School shooting, by adopting her journal mantra to live life fully. A CBS News photo project documents eight rooms left behind by school shooting victims.
Sky News Australia published 'misleading' statements in Cairo Takeaway settlement breach
A federal court judge found Sky News Australia published 'highly misleading' statements about a confidential settlement between a pro-Israel activist and a Sydney restaurant, with a lawyer allegedly breaching the agreement by providing compensation details to journalist Sharri Markson.
Beverly Hills widow found dead below staircase; detectives investigate potential murder
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.
Polícia prende mulher por estelionato com PIX falso em Tenente Portela
Police in Tenente Portela arrested a woman for fraud involving altered PIX payment receipts. She purchased goods from multiple stores across the region using falsified digital payment confirmations, causing approximately R$33,000 in losses.
Chile convicts three agents in 1976 Washington DC car bomb that killed Letelier
Fifty years after a car bomb killed Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier and American colleague Ronni Karpen Moffitt in Washington DC, a Santiago court has convicted three former Pinochet secret police agents for Moffitt's murder.
Petty larceny suspect arrested after diving into Central Park lake to evade NYPD
A 23-year-old man fleeing petty larceny charges dove into Harlem Meer in Central Park to evade NYPD officers. He was retrieved by police divers and arrested.
Court rules pro-Israel activist breached settlement by claiming 'complete vindication'
A federal court judge found that pro-Israel activist Ofir Birenbaum breached a confidential settlement with Sydney restaurant Cairo Takeaway by releasing statements claiming victory, contradicting the agreed joint statement.
França anula condenação de 30 anos em caso de quádruplo homicídio
Tribunal francês anulou sentença de prisão perpétua contra Dany Leprince por quádruplo homicídio de 1994, ordenando novo julgamento após surgimento de novas provas que questionam sua culpabilidade.
Judge Reopens Trump's $10B IRS Lawsuit, Questions Fraud in Settlement Fund
A judge has reopened Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, ordering him to answer questions about whether a settlement creating an $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund' constitutes fraud.
One dead, five injured in shooting spree near Tel Aviv; suspect killed
A gunman killed one person and injured five others in multiple shooting attacks near Tel Aviv before being shot dead by Israeli forces. The suspect was identified as a 21-year-old Palestinian citizen of Israel.
Two Singaporean men charged as scam callers in Cambodia-based syndicate
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.
Attack on French nun in Jerusalem reflects pattern of escalating Christian harassment
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.
South Korean court sentences ex-President Yoon to 7 years in prison
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.
Texas family sues after father killed by diseased pecan tree at BBQ restaurant
A Texas father of four was killed when a diseased pecan tree fell on him at a BBQ restaurant patio. His family is suing the restaurant and property owners for negligent maintenance, seeking $1 million in damages.
FIFA removes referee spray from World Cup after Brazilian inventor's legal victory
FIFA banned the use of spray by referees at the 2026 World Cup following a Brazilian court ruling against the organization over patent infringement by inventor Heine Allemagne, who won a lawsuit but faces ongoing legal proceedings.
Egypt re-imprisons poet Ahmed Douma on fake news charges, three years after pardon
Egyptian court sentenced activist-poet Ahmed Douma to one year in prison for 'spreading fake news' after his April arrest for publishing an article on prison conditions, just three years after a presidential pardon.
Woman arrested for decapitating Jesus statue at Long Island Catholic church
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.
20-year-old French murder solved: Victim identified, suspect arrested in Operation Identify Me
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.
German tourist dies after cobra bites him during resort snake show in Egypt
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.
Three everyday phrases reveal low self-esteem, psychologist explains
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.
AI-Generated Decoy Leads to Arrest of French Ex-Teacher in Vigilante Sting
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.
Franco ruled criminally responsible for minor abuse but avoids jail time
A Dominican judge ruled Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco criminally responsible for sexually abusing a minor but granted him judicial pardon, citing he was a victim of extortion by the child's mother.
Four migrant workers burned alive in Calabria petrol station attack
Four migrant farm workers were allegedly burned alive in a car at an Italian petrol station in a suspected mafia-linked attack, reigniting focus on widespread exploitation of foreign laborers through the gangmaster system.
Senior charged with harassment for abusive emails to MP, town council staff
A 72-year-old man was charged with six counts of harassment under Singapore's Protection from Harassment Act for sending abusive emails to an MP and town council staff between August and October 2025.
Woman slashed 14 times by husband over jealousy in Sabah attack
A 40-year-old mother of six suffered 14 slash wounds in a domestic attack by her husband after he saw her chatting with a male neighbour in Sabah. The suspect, an Indonesian national, remains at large.
Australia holds vigils for slain 5-year-old girl as community grieves
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.
Man charged in death of 5-year-old Indigenous girl in Australian outback
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.
Homem preso após matar companheira asfixiada em crise de ciúmes no DF
Homem mata companheira asfixiada com travesseiro após ela confessar relacionamentos anteriores. Suspeito aguardou polícia no local e foi preso; é o 22º feminicídio no DF em 2024.
Casal é preso por espancar mulher até morte em briga por celular em Ceilândia
Casal de 24 anos foi preso pela PCDF acusado de espancar até a morte mulher de 35 anos em Ceilândia após disputa por venda de celular. Vítima morreu três dias após agressão brutal.
Czech Police Recover Skull of 13th-Century Saint Zdislava
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.
SA Police identify remains of Jeff Mundy, missing five years
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.
Tres detenidos por homicidio durante robo en Bollullos (Huelva)
Spanish Civil Guard arrests three suspects in connection with the homicide of a person during a home robbery in Bollullos Par del Condado, Huelva. The victim was found with signs of violence on November 9.
Two arrested after linked knifepoint robberies across Plymouth
Devon and Cornwall Police arrested two men aged 39 and 40 following three linked knifepoint robberies at retail locations across Plymouth last week, with suspects brandishing knives and threatening staff.
Roof collapse at Lima police station injures three officers
A roof section collapsed at Lima's Surquillo police station, injuring three officers. Firefighters and rescue teams responded to evacuate victims and secure the structure.
Multiple attackers identified in Jimena Salas femicide trial through forensic evidence
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.
Cryptocurrency Fraud Suspect Arrested at São Paulo Airport
A man accused of a R$2.6 million cryptocurrency fraud scheme was arrested upon arrival at Guarulhos Airport in São Paulo, Brazil.
Sánchez's brother's lawyer claims media persecution ahead of trial
David Sánchez's lawyer alleges media persecution and demands trial annulment, claiming rights violations while the president's brother faces court proceedings amid contested allegations.
Ex-Pastor Accused of Sexually Assaulting Teen, Told Her to Delete Messages
A 50-year-old former pastor in Red Bank, NJ has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a teenage girl who was a youth leader at his church, allegedly instructing her to delete messages to conceal their relationship.
Four killed, including child, in Orange County office shooting; suspect wounded
Four people, including a child, were killed in a shooting at an Orange, California office building on Wednesday. The suspect was wounded in a police exchange and taken into custody.
Knicks-Hawks Game 6 erupts: Robinson, Daniels ejected as ref falls during 50-point blowout
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.
Police arrest two minors in motorcycle theft ring after raid in Bahía Blanca
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 attacking prison guard months after Parkland shooting
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.
Secretário de Itumbiara mata filhos e se suicida; crime teria sido motivado por traição
Secretário de governo em Itumbiara atirou contra dois filhos e se matou na madrugada de quinta-feira; crime teria sido motivado por suposta traição conjugal.
Families of slain officers sue police over Wieambilla shootings negligence
Families of two Queensland police officers killed in the 2022 Wieambilla shootings have launched a negligence claim against NSW and Queensland Police, alleging failures in information sharing contributed to the deaths.
Former Indiana teacher sentenced to probation after guilty plea in student seduction case
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 closes 30+ beaches after shark attack surge threatens tourist season
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.
Colorado court reverses paramedics' convictions in Elijah McClain death
Colorado Court of Appeals reversed criminally negligent homicide convictions for two paramedics in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain, ordering new trials while upholding assault convictions.
Cricket star Warner to accept drink-drive charge
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.
Montreal shooting kills police officer, civilian in rare attack on Côte-des-Neiges
A gunman opened fire at a Montreal hotel, killing a police officer and civilian before being shot dead by police. It marks the first officer death in 24 years for the Montreal Police Service.
Eight killed in Texas mall shooting; gunman neutralized by police
A gunman opened fire at a Dallas-area shopping mall on Saturday, killing eight people and wounding at least seven before being shot and killed by a responding police officer.
Utah Woman Convicted of Murdering Husband with Fentanyl, Despite Grief Book
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.
PDL26 Commissioner Vows to Break Cultural Isolation, Seed Change in Azores
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.
Jairinho's defense abandons trial, delaying Henry Borel case to June
The trial of Jairinho, accused in the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel, was postponed to June after his defense team abandoned the courtroom on the first day, citing issues accessing evidence.
Ghana's jailed MPs: A cautionary history as Asante Akyem North legislator faces charges
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.
PCDF Police Officer Glênio da Costa Highlighted by Sinpol-DF Union
Brief mention of Glênio da Costa, a PCDF police agent, via Sinpol-DF union channel. Limited editorial content available.
Spanish city ranks highest in crime rate statistics
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.
Police Officer Kills Colleagues in Alagoas; Investigation Launched
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.
Fairy Forest Defense Gets Streamlined with Boss Nerfs and Reduced Playtime
A seasonal dungeon receives gameplay improvements with reduced playtime and boss nerfs, while crafting systems see adjustments to success rates and material requirements across multiple item categories.
Three indicted in assault of conservative reporter at Minneapolis protest
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.
Man sentenced to life for plotting wife's murder with family au pair
Brendan Banfield received a life sentence for orchestrating the murders of his wife and another man while conducting an affair with the family's au pair. The judge condemned the plot as 'evil' during sentencing.
Médico condenado por abuso sexual é investigado por novo crime no Rio
Neurocirurgião de 72 anos que já cumpriu pena por crime sexual é denunciado por novo abuso sexual contra paciente no Rio de Janeiro em 2022. Polícia Civil investiga o caso.
Mulher é sequestrada na porta de salão de beleza em São Paulo; criminosos roubam R$ 20 mil
Mulher de 49 anos foi sequestrada por dois criminosos armados na porta de salão de beleza na zona sul de São Paulo. Vítima foi libertada horas depois sem ferimentos após roubo de joias e transferência bancária.
Indonesia arrests 321 foreigners in major online gambling crackdown
Indonesian police arrested 321 foreign nationals in a major operation targeting illegal online gambling operations, intensifying enforcement against banned gaming activities.
Judge Unseals Purported Epstein Suicide Note Found by Cellmate
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.
Multiple people watched San Diego mosque attack livestream; one urged alert to police
Multiple people watched a livestream of a deadly attack at San Diego's Islamic Center, with at least one viewer urging others to alert police. The attackers shared the video across online platforms before their deaths.
Police arrest four in professor's murder allegedly ordered by rival bar owner
Police in Manaus arrested four men in connection with the murder of a 62-year-old Ufam professor, allegedly orchestrated by his neighbor over a commercial dispute involving competing bars.
Campinas region surpasses 2024's annual femicide toll in just 11 days
The Campinas region has recorded 29 feminicides in 2025, exceeding all of 2024's total of 28 cases. Two incidents occurred on December 11th, including a fatal stabbing and a severe assault.
San Diego mosque security guard hailed as hero for stopping attack
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.
Two men arrested over €5,700 perfume theft at Dublin Airport
Gardaí arrested two men aged in their 40s and 50s for stealing over €5,700 worth of perfume from Dublin Airport as part of Operation Táirge, an organized retail crime prevention initiative.
Human remains found at Hinchinbrook Island believed to be missing fisherman Andrew Heard
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.
Senior Sri Lankan Buddhist monk arrested in high-profile child abuse case
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 Probe Assault Linked to Illegal Tin Smuggling Ring in Malaysia
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.
One dead, five injured after DTC bus losses control in Delhi
One dead, five injured after DTC bus losses control in Delhi - New Delhi, May 24 One person died while five others were injured after a DTC cluster bus lost ... Get Latest News on National only on lokmattimes.com
Body believed to be Kansas City highway shooter found in burned home's basement
Body believed to be Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, suspect in deadly Kansas City World Cup highway shooting spree, discovered by family in burned home basement. Discovery ends massive manhunt after shootings near FIFA World Cup venues.
Supreme Court blocks Alabama nitrogen gas execution, citing constitutional concerns
The Supreme Court declined Alabama's request to execute Jeffrey Lee using nitrogen hypoxia, with three justices dissenting. Two courts ruled the method unconstitutional, halting the scheduled execution.
German court rules Milka deceived consumers with shrinkflation, demands clearer packaging
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 find body of missing five-year-old girl; suspect at large
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.
Philippines bans video game after rare school shooting kills three students
The Philippines temporarily blocked the game Gorebox after a 14-year-old suspect allegedly played it before participating in a school shooting that killed three students and wounded 20 others in Tacloban.
Police kill 2 bandits in Isiolo raid; civilian shot in separate Laikipia incident
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.
Domestic worker contradicts herself in Henry Borel trial as prosecutors present post-death messages
A domestic worker's testimony in the trial of Henry Borel's death contained contradictions and memory lapses, with prosecutors presenting messages showing she maintained contact with defendant Monique after the child's death, contradicting her sworn statements.
Britney Spears Enters Rehab Voluntarily Following March DUI Arrest in California
Britney Spears, 44, has voluntarily entered rehab following her March DUI arrest in Ventura County, CA. A court date remains scheduled for May 4.
Former Chick-fil-A Employee Charged in $80,000 Mac-and-Cheese Refund Fraud
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 court overturns Murdaugh murder convictions, orders new trial
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.
Pastor convicted for preaching near hospital in Northern Ireland safe access zone
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.
Off-duty British officer intervenes in Nashville gun struggle
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.
INSS Consigned Loans Now Require Facial Recognition to Combat Fraud
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.
A Decade On: UK Voters Reassess Brexit's Impact as Economic Verdict Emerges
Ten years after Brexit, UK voters and analysts are evaluating the decision to leave the EU, with emerging economic data and public reflection revealing mixed outcomes and regrets.
Bolsonaro's defense seeks annulment of Supreme Court conviction
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.
Digital policing expansion raises constitutional concerns, expert warns
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.
Mangione plea deal talks with feds collapse ahead of Monday hearing
Defense attorneys for Luigi Mangione discussed a possible plea deal with federal prosecutors in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case, but negotiations fell apart before a scheduled Monday hearing. Mangione faces both state and federal charges and has pleaded not guilty.
White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect pleads not guilty to assassination attempt
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.
Key hearing set in Bertón murder case amid $150K Miami account mystery
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.
Tiger Shot Dead After Escaping Enclosure, Injuring Man in Germany
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.'
Weekly news quiz: Test your knowledge of the past seven days
BBC's weekly news quiz challenges readers on major stories including tributes to actor Anthony Stewart Head, defense secretary comments on migration, and a royal wedding.
Kenyan protester killed in clashes over US Ebola quarantine center
A Kenyan protester died during clashes with police opposing the establishment of a US Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya, sparking public outcry over the controversial isolation center.
Mulher é morta a facadas por ex-namorado apesar de medida protetiva em São Paulo
Mulher de 39 anos é esfaqueada e morta pelo ex-namorado em São Paulo, um ano após acusá-lo de agressão. Crime ocorreu apesar de medida protetiva em vigor; agressor foi preso 12 horas depois.
Ukrainian-born ex-Air Force trainee convicted in illegal ghost gun manufacturing operation
A Ukrainian-born U.S. citizen who completed Air Force officer training was convicted of five federal counts for operating an illegal ghost gun 3D printing workshop and importing silencers from China.
F1 Legend Alain Prost Injured in Swiss Home Invasion Robbery
Four-time Formula 1 world champion Alain Prost sustained a head injury during an armed home invasion at his Swiss residence, with intruders forcing his son to open a safe before fleeing.
Student stabbed to death after chance encounter; killer jailed for life
Henry Nowak, 18, was fatally stabbed by Vickrum Digwa, 23, in Southampton in December 2025 after a chance encounter. Digwa was convicted and sentenced to life with a minimum 21-year term.
Wright's Mother Criticizes Potter Sentencing as Swayed by 'White Woman Tears'
Katie Wright, mother of Daunte Wright, criticized the two-year sentence given to former police officer Kim Potter for fatally shooting her son, arguing the judge was swayed by Potter's emotional testimony.
Edmonton arrest exposes 'For Brothers' extortion network targeting South Asian communities
Edmonton Police arrested Safaldeep Singh on extortion and conspiracy charges linked to the "For Brothers" gang. The arrest follows a traffic stop that uncovered drugs and firearms, revealing vehicle re-vinning operations tied to organized extortion crimes across Canada.
NYC fire that killed 3 sparked by homemade vape pens, officials say
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.
Brazil's Agriculture Ministry Opens Master's Program Applications in Agricultural Defense and Technology
Brazil's Agriculture Secretary opens applications for a Master's degree in Agricultural Defense and Technology, supporting advanced training in sustainable farming and pest management.
Police believe suspect in mother's death 'most likely' dead
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.
Uganda sentences man to death for stabbing four toddlers at nursery
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.
New robbery tactic emerges in Lima: criminals probe homes to identify empty houses
Residents of Las Garas neighborhood in Carabayllo, Lima report criminals using a new method to identify vacant homes by knocking on doors, then breaking in to rob. Armed assaults on pedestrians have also increased, prompting calls for enhanced police presence.
Supreme Court to hear TPS case as Comey faces second indictment
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.
Não devolver Pix recebido por engano é crime; conheça as penalidades
Brazilian law classifies keeping money received via Pix by mistake as embezzlement, punishable by detention or fines. The article outlines legal procedures for both recipients and senders of erroneous transfers.
South Korea court increases sentence for ex-president Yoon on obstruction charges
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 Lanka arrests 22 Buddhist monks with 110kg of cannabis in airport bust
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.
Jury Begins Deliberations in Diddy Sex Abuse Trial Under Indian American Judge
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.
Green Lectures Wembanyama on Sportsmanship After Finals Handshake Snub
Victor Wembanyama faced criticism for skipping the handshake line after the Spurs' NBA Finals loss, prompting Draymond Green to offer unsolicited advice on professional conduct and facing defeat.
Musk's Former Partner Takes Stand in OpenAI Lawsuit, Reveals Board Seat Offer
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.
Italian Aristocrat Investigated in Sarajevo 'Human Safari' Killings
An Italian nobleman is under investigation for allegedly participating in 'human safari' killings during the Sarajevo conflict, with significant evidence discovered during house searches.
Three arrested in golf club burglary spree across Ireland
Three men have been arrested following a series of burglaries at golf clubs across Ireland. Two vehicles were seized during a search operation in Ashbourne.
Brother pleads guilty to shooting sibling on Northland road
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.
Princesa Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol morre aos 47 anos após 3 anos em coma
Princesa Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol, filha do rei da Tailândia, faleceu aos 47 anos após permanecer em coma por três anos e meio devido a complicações de infecção estomacal.
Packers RB Josh Jacobs arrested on five domestic abuse charges
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs arrested on five domestic abuse charges including felony strangulation. He denies all allegations through legal counsel.
Fireworks factory blast kills one, injures three in central Thailand
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.
Home Office researcher targeted by Chinese influence ops, honey traps
Dr David Wilson, author of a classified Home Office report on Chinese organised crime in the UK, reveals he was targeted by multiple influence operations including honey traps and LinkedIn approaches by suspected Chinese intelligence operatives.
Surrey Police launches investigation into child sex abuse allegations from Epstein files
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.
US Embassy Issues Level 4 Travel Warning for Brazil, Citing Crime and Kidnapping Risks
The US Embassy warns American citizens about crime, kidnapping, and organized drug trafficking in Brazil, designating four DF cities as Level 4 no-go zones and recommending avoiding areas within 160km of land borders.
Bomb threat standoff at Bakersfield Chase Bank stretches into evening as negotiators work
A man made bomb threats at a Chase Bank in downtown Bakersfield, California, barricading himself inside with hostages as police negotiators worked to secure their release into Tuesday evening.
Five dead in shooting at San Diego mosque; two teen suspects found dead
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.
Coast Guard intercepts overcrowded migrant vessel with 240 aboard near Turks and Caicos
U.S. Coast Guard and CBP intercepted an overcrowded, sinking migrant vessel carrying 240 people near Turks and Caicos Islands, preventing a potential maritime disaster through joint international operations.
Norwegian prosecutor seeks 7.5-year sentence for princess's son in rape trial
Prosecutors seek 7.5 years imprisonment for Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, on 38 charges including rape and domestic violence. The high-profile trial concludes Thursday in Oslo.
Defense lawyer Aury Lopes Jr. takes on Deolane Bezerra case amid PCC allegations
Criminal defense attorney Aury Lopes Jr. represents influencer Deolane Bezerra in a high-profile case involving alleged organized crime connections and money laundering investigations.
Man charged with arson after Birmingham supermarket fire
A 25-year-old man has been charged with arson and burglary following a fire at a Birmingham city centre supermarket early Wednesday morning. He was arrested at the scene and remanded to appear in court.
Second man arrested in shooting on I-20 that killed pregnant woman
Arlington police have arrested a second suspect in connection with a 2025 shooting on I-20 that killed a mother and her unborn baby.
Alice Springs erupts after arrest in death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little 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.
Ex-PNP chief suggests drug use may have driven Tarlac cop's deadly shooting
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.
Man charged with arson over Old Parliament House fire during protest
A 30-year-old Victorian man has been charged with arson and damaging Commonwealth property following a fire at Canberra's Old Parliament House during a protest. The heritage building sustained potentially irreparable damage to its front doors.
Judge restricts Cristina Kirchner's visitors to 3 people, twice weekly after economist photo
A federal judge imposed strict visit limits on former Argentine president Cristina Kirchner's home arrest after she posted a photo with nine economists, restricting visits to three people maximum, twice weekly for two hours.
Bengaluru Techie Killed After Resisting Sexual Assault, Teen Suspect Confesses
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.
TV Host Avoids Prison Despite Possessing 2,300+ Child Abuse Images
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.
Two arrested with firearm, grenade after motorcycle chase in Pasay
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.
Family disputes father's claim of finding messages; says girl had no phone
Family members of 12-year-old Olga Beatriz Santos da Silva dispute her father's claim that he killed her after finding messages with a boy, stating he was illiterate and she had no phone.
Woman granted bail in husband's death case amid assisted dying debate
A Brisbane woman charged with murdering her terminally ill husband with motor neurone disease has been granted bail after spending 12 months in custody. The judge found material changes in circumstances suggesting she may be acquitted or convicted of lesser charges.
Hong Kong arrests Indonesian domestic helper after CCTV shows toddlers in dog cage
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.
Federal Agency Sues New York Times Over Alleged Discrimination in Promotion Decision
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's Staff Cuts Interview Short on Gun Violence, Surveillance
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.
89-year-old arrested after shooting spree wounds five in Athens
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.
Five pickleball players killed in Texas plane crash en route to tournament
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.
Justiça suspende contrato de R$ 304 milhões para expansão de IA Contra o Crime
Tribunal suspendeu contrato de R$ 304 milhões entre estatal e empresa privada para expansão do programa de inteligência artificial Contra o Crime, questionando legalidade da parceria.
Short Seller Andrew Left Faces Jury Trial Over Market Manipulation Charges
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.
DNA from soda bottle links Massachusetts woman to 1985 death of 'Baby Boy Doe'
A Massachusetts woman has been charged with murder in the 1985 death of her newborn son, identified through DNA genealogy from a soda bottle found in her trash after investigators reopened the cold case in 2022.
Epstein abuse survivor testifies she was assaulted while he was under house arrest
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.
Security guard shoots mall employee in Iloilo City over verbal dispute
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.
Immigration judge orders deportation of murdered teen despite death notification
A North Carolina immigration judge ordered the deportation of a Honduran teen who was murdered in 2024, proceeding with the hearing despite being notified of his death and presented with police records.
Nubank alerta sobre golpes no WhatsApp; entenda quando banco realmente entra em contato
Nubank issued an urgent alert about WhatsApp scams targeting its millions of Brazilian customers, clarifying legitimate uses of its WhatsApp channel and warning against common fraud tactics.
Utah Author Faces Closing Arguments in Husband's Fentanyl Death Trial
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.
Tennessee Man Wins $850K Settlement After 37-Day Jail Stay Over Facebook Meme
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.
Banco Master tinha vínculos com fundo investigado por crime organizado
Banco Master mantinha vínculos financeiros com gestoras de investimentos investigadas na Operação Carbono Oculto, que desmantelou esquema de fraude e lavagem de dinheiro no setor de combustíveis.
Search underway for missing boat with two people off South Australia's Cape Jaffa
Emergency services are searching for a missing fishing boat with two people off Cape Jaffa in South Australia after it failed to return from a scheduled trip Tuesday.
Félicien Kabuga, Genocide Finance Suspect, Dies in Custody at 93
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.
FBI arrests 3 Florida residents for Capitol assault on Jan. 6 anniversary
The FBI arrested three Florida residents on the third anniversary of January 6, 2021, for allegedly assaulting Capitol police officers during the insurrection. Two had fled before trial after being released on bond.
Colombian court convicts ex-president's brother Santiago Uribe to 28 years for paramilitarism
Colombia's Superior Court of Antioquia sentenced Santiago Uribe Vélez, brother of former president Álvaro Uribe, to 28 years in prison for leading a paramilitary group and aggravated homicide, overturning a prior acquittal.
Angel Reese's Atlanta Dream home debut marred by turnovers, benching in loss
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 Kill Abusive Father With Axe in Self-Defense
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.
Sudbury arson suspect bypasses preliminary hearing, heads to Superior Court trial
Liam Stinson, 26, charged in a deadly 2021 arson that killed three people in Sudbury, has received a direct indictment and will proceed directly to Superior Court trial, bypassing his preliminary hearing.
Ex-US Federal Agent Sentenced to Life for Wife's Murder in Conspiracy with Brazilian Nanny
A former US tax agent was sentenced to life imprisonment for orchestrating the murder of his wife and an innocent man with his Brazilian nanny accomplice in Virginia, with prosecutors proving the killings were premeditated rather than self-defense.
Raúl Castro faces U.S. murder charges in historic indictment of Cuban regime figure
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.
Australian police officer dies after 400m fall on Inca Trail
A 53-year-old Victorian Police officer died after falling approximately 400 metres down an embankment on Peru's Inca Trail when he tripped through a damaged security barrier.
Defense lawyer exits Monique case as judicial battle over pardon intensifies
Defense attorney Florence Rosa exits Monique Medeiros' legal team amid strategic disagreements as multiple parties appeal the jury verdict in the Henry Borel case. The prosecution, victim's family, and defendant Jairinho have all filed appeals challenging different aspects of the controversial sentence.
OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma set to dissolve under $50B settlement
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.
Teen fatally stabbed in Wolverhampton park; murder investigation launched
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.
Man charged with murder in deaths of 3 elderly men on Hawaii's Big Island
Jacob Baker has been charged with murder in the deaths of three men on Hawaii's Big Island, with authorities filing nearly a dozen charges following his arrest after a manhunt.
Education Ministry Probes Teacher for Sexual Misconduct in Terengganu
Malaysia's education ministry is investigating sexual misconduct allegations against a teacher in Terengganu following a similar case in Johor involving a 12-year-old student.
Oruam anuncia disco após prisão e nega estratégia de marketing com detenção
O trapper Oruam foi preso por direção perigosa na Barra da Tijuca e anunciou novo álbum horas depois, gerando acusações de que usou a prisão como estratégia de marketing. O artista nega as críticas e afirma ser um 'trapper de verdade'.
Police seek public help after violent Hamilton robbery leaves two seriously injured
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.
Brother convicted of murder gets 21-year sentence for fatal stabbing
A Kenyan man was sentenced to 21 years imprisonment for fatally stabbing his brother during a dispute in April 2022. The High Court found the attack unprovoked and demonstrated disregard for human life, though rejected the death penalty.
Vietnam police rescue 400+ cats from meat trafficking ring in major bust
Vietnamese police rescued over 400 cats from a crime ring trafficking them for meat, reuniting 40 with owners but losing dozens to harsh conditions. The operation highlights the scale of Vietnam's illegal cat meat trade.
Judge links Zapatero to Dubai offshore companies in Plus Ultra scandal
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.
Henry's nanny changes story, claims she never witnessed abuse by stepfather
The nanny of Henry Borel changed her testimony at trial, claiming she never witnessed abuse by the stepfather and alleging the boy's mother manipulated her into false accusations.
Alberta Woman's Grizzly Bear Encounter Captured on Video
An Alberta woman recorded a close encounter with a grizzly bear in Kananaskis, demonstrating proper safety techniques while protecting her dog during the harrowing incident.
Canada probes Toronto officer's death for links to global terror network
Canadian authorities are investigating whether a Toronto police officer's death during a search warrant execution is connected to a global terror network allegedly linked to Iran and responsible for attacks across Europe and North America.
HazteOír backs Begoña Gómez's bid to halt jury trial, citing judicial bias
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.
Active shooter opens fire at San Diego mosque; children evacuated
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.
Security guard killed in shooting at San Diego mosque
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 Yuliana Samboní's murder, her father raises troubling questions about the crime
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.
Boston police arrest teen in armed robbery of children's lemonade stand
Boston police arrested a 14-year-old in connection with an armed robbery of a children's lemonade stand operated by an 11-year-old and 12-year-old. The suspect faces multiple firearm-related charges while a second suspect remains at large.
Paris bans public drinking to combat heatwave health crisis
Paris implemented an emergency ban on public alcohol consumption and sales starting June 26, 2026, to mitigate health risks from an intense heatwave affecting France and Europe.
Justiça suspende exibição de Linha Direta sobre morte de Henry Borel
A Linha Direta episode about Henry Borel's death was suspended from airing after the defendant's lawyer obtained an injunction, with the judge citing concerns about prejudicing the ongoing trial.
Singapore lawyer and politician Lim Tean gets longer jail term for practising law without valid certificate
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 Arkham gameplay with brick-built charm
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.
Cristina Kirchner seeks to expand corruption defense in Argentine court
Argentine Vice President Cristina Kirchner requested a tribunal extension to expand her defense against corruption charges stemming from alleged irregular infrastructure concessions to a close associate.
Estudante detido por suspeita de violação em festa académica na Covilhã
Estudante universitário de 23 anos foi detido pela PJ da Guarda por suspeita de violação de colega de 22 anos após festa académica na Covilhã em março.
Maduro's Defense of Alex Saab Reveals Operative's Critical Value to Regime
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.
UP woman arrested for husband's murder; dismembered body discovered after tattoo clue
Uttar Pradesh police solved a gruesome murder case where a woman and her lover killed and dismembered her husband, disposing of body parts in a river and behind a mosque. The case unraveled through forensic evidence including a tattoo and matching clothing photographs.
Secretário de Itumbiara mata filhos e se suicida em crime motivado por suposta traição
Secretário de Governo de Itumbiara atirou contra dois filhos e se matou na madrugada de quinta-feira. Criança de 12 anos morreu; a de 8 anos estava em estado gravíssimo. Crime teria sido motivado por suposta traição conjugal.
Federal judge rejects PGR chief's lawsuit against journalist over critical column
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.
Australian court rules Coles misled consumers with fake discount promotions
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.
LAPD towing during warehouse fire adds financial burden to already-stricken Boyle Heights residents
LAPD towed nine vehicles during emergency response to a Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, charging residents fees despite potentially using incorrect legal authority. City officials now plan to waive fees and establish new protocols.
Peru orders trial of Fujimori rival Sánchez days before runoff election
A Peruvian judge ordered oral trial proceedings against leftist presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez days before the runoff election against Keiko Fujimori, with Sánchez alleging the justice system is being weaponized to stop his candidacy.
US Deploys Largest Carrier to Caribbean as Venezuela Tensions Escalate
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.
Neta impede feminicídio ao intervir quando homem tenta asfixiar mãe
A 33-year-old man was arrested for attempting to suffocate his 64-year-old mother with a pillow in Itumbiara, Goiás. His 12-year-old daughter intervened to stop the attack, and he faces charges including attempted qualified feminicide.
Iraqi national charged in alleged plot to bomb Manhattan synagogue
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.
From Pinochet to Raúl Castro: The End of Dictatorial Immunity
The 1998 Pinochet arrest in London established that former heads of state can face international prosecution for human rights crimes, setting a precedent now relevant to potential cases against Cuban leaders like Raúl Castro.
Paris schools rocked by abuse scandal as trials begin for accused animateurs
A school assistant faces trial in Paris for sexual mistreatment of children, part of a year-long scandal involving nearly 100 schools and 15,000 poorly-trained staff members across the capital.
California court orders Kars4Kids to disclose charity ties or pull ads
A California judge ordered Kars4Kids to remove ads or disclose its affiliation with a Northeast Jewish charity within 30 days, citing false advertising concerns.
Swatch-Audemars Piguet collab sparks global chaos, police deploy tear gas
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.
Dog accidentally fires shotgun in US convenience store, injures woman
A dog in a parked vehicle in Scottsbluff, Nebraska accidentally discharged a loaded shotgun, injuring a woman at a convenience store. Police confirmed the incident occurred when the animal moved in the back seat and triggered the weapon.
Hontiveros Prepares Senate for Possible VP Duterte Impeachment Trial
Senator Hontiveros readies the Senate for potential impeachment trial of VP Duterte as the House opens formal proceedings March 25, with uncertainty over Duterte's attendance at committee hearings.
Phone thief caught after police pursuit in Brazil
A thief was arrested after stealing a woman's cell phone and being pursued by the Ciopaer (aerial police unit) in Brazil. The suspect was apprehended following the chase.
Father of teen slain on cruise skips murder trial, says trauma too painful to relive
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.
Mangione's defence team signals psychiatric plea in Thompson murder trial
Luigi Mangione's lawyers plan to argue extreme emotional disturbance as a psychiatric defence in his state murder trial for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, potentially reducing conviction to manslaughter.
Mãe que matou vizinho pedófilo fala pela primeira vez: "Não me arrependo"
Mulher condenada por matar vizinho pedófilo que abusou do seu filho fala pela primeira vez à imprensa, afirmando não se arrepender do crime cometido em defesa da criança.
Meta must face Massachusetts social media addiction lawsuit, judge rules
Massachusetts was one of a handful of states that pursued separate claims in state court, rather than federal, when it sued in October 2023.
Police Launch Operation to Scrutinize Private Security in Anita Garibaldi
Santa Catarina Civil Police launched Operation Parallel Security in Anita Garibaldi to investigate irregular private security practices at local events following recent incidents.
Online racist abuse of footballers surged 58-fold during pandemic lockdowns
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.
Moraes pode decidir prisão de Bolsonaro sem votação no STF
Justice Moraes arrested Bolsonaro for violating court-ordered restrictions. The defense may appeal, potentially requiring full Supreme Court review of the detention decision.
Parents waive anonymity in Paris school abuse case, inspired by Pelicot
Parents of abuse victims in Paris publicly identified themselves during a preschool monitor's trial, breaking confidentiality norms inspired by Gisèle Pelicot's activism against sexual violence.
Federal Judge Apologizes to Accused Dinner Shooting Suspect Over Jail Conditions
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.
Baton Rouge man gets nearly 10 years for child pornography possession
A 56-year-old Baton Rouge man was sentenced to 116 months in federal prison for possessing child sexual abuse material on his cellphone, with an additional 14 months for violating sex offender registration requirements.
Teenagers arrested after random shooting spree injures 4 across Austin
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.
Singaporean charged in Cambodia scam syndicate that defrauded victims of S$53M
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.
Australian author Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation material offenses
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.
Tax Inspector Convicted of Falsifying Records, Fined €7,000
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.
US military kills three in lethal Eastern Pacific strike on suspected drug trafficking vessel
US military conducted a lethal strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing three men described as narco-terrorists involved in drug trafficking operations, marking the latest action in an expanded campaign against cartel networks.
Shooting at San Diego mosque kills five, including two teenage attackers
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.
Norwegian teen arrested in UK hotel with guns in alleged Swedish crime group hit plot
A 19-year-old Norwegian was arrested in Huddersfield with firearms after allegedly traveling to the UK to carry out a contract killing for a Swedish organised crime group linked to Iran. He has pleaded guilty to firearms possession but denies conspiracy to murder.
Bus Plows Into Traffic on I-95, Killing 5 Including Family of 4
A bus failed to slow for traffic near a work zone on Virginia's Interstate 95, plowing into six vehicles and killing five people, including a family of four from Massachusetts heading to a wedding.
NYC Police Investigate Videos of Men Emerging From Sewer System
New York police are investigating viral videos showing groups of men exiting the city's sewer system, sparking widespread conspiracy theories and public concern about underground activity.
Virginia Police Officer Faces Malicious Wounding Charge in Off-Duty Incident
Arlington police officer Vincent Baglio faces a malicious wounding charge for an alleged off-duty assault on an acquaintance and has been placed on administrative leave.
Police pursue fresh lead in 30-year-old Melbourne armed robbery shooting
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.
Police arrest suspect in killing of merchant 'El Mono' Estrada in Valledupar
Colombian police arrested 20-year-old Brayan Vásquez as the suspected killer of merchant Deivi Estrada Daza, shot during a robbery attempt in Valledupar on April 8. The arrest followed over a month of investigation and intelligence work.
Mata Grande prison seizes drugs, phones in crackdown on criminal factions
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.
Corrida a quatro: sócios do V. Guimarães elegem novo presidente este sábado
Os sócios do Vitória de Guimarães elegem novo presidente este sábado com quatro candidatos em disputa: Belmiro Pinto dos Santos, Júlio Vieira de Castro, Viriato Sampaio e Rui Rodrigues.
German couple admits to stealing €2 million from parking meters over decade
A German couple admitted to stealing nearly €2 million from parking meters over 10 years, accumulating 13 tons of coins before their arrest.
Judge defends camera ban in murder trial, cites fair trial concerns
Judge John Roach defended his decision to bar cameras from Karmelo Anthony's murder trial, stating it was necessary to ensure fair proceedings. Anthony was sentenced to 35 years for the fatal stabbing of a Texas high school student.
Dublin stabbing suspect guilty of attempting to murder three children
A jury found Riad Bouchaker guilty of attempting to murder three children in a 2023 Dublin stabbing attack that sparked riots. The incident left one child with severe brain injury and triggered the worst civil unrest in decades.
Três Graças: Globo's New Prime-Time Novel Blends Renaissance Art With Crime Drama
Globo's upcoming telenovela 'Três Graças' premieres October 20, combining Renaissance art references with a plot involving counterfeit medicine fraud and stolen valuables hidden in a marble statue.
Kerala High Court upholds Padma Bhushan award to Vellappally Natesan despite pending cases
Kerala High Court dismissed a PIL challenging Vellappally Natesan's Padma Bhushan award, ruling that pending criminal cases don't invalidate lifetime achievement recognition. The court noted the President can annul the award if he is convicted.
DOJ halts $1.8B 'anti-weaponization fund' after court block and GOP revolt
The Justice Department will stop work on its $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund following a federal judge's temporary injunction, amid intense bipartisan congressional opposition and legal challenges.
Homem quebra celular de namorada após não aceitar separação
Homem não aceitou o término do relacionamento e destruiu o celular da namorada em ato de violência doméstica. O caso foi registrado como crime de dano patrimonial e agressão.
Nevada jury convicts 'Dances With Wolves' actor Nathan Chasing Horse of sexual assault
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.
Supreme Court Preserves Mail Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone
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.
CCTV in nurseries: Can cameras prevent abuse, or offer false security?
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 Fines Fast Shop Record R$1 Billion in ICMS Tax Fraud Case
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.
Byju's Founder Sentenced to 6 Months Jail in Singapore for Contempt of Court
Byju Raveendran, founder of edtech giant Byju's, received a six-month jail sentence from a Singapore court for contempt of court after violating multiple court orders, plus a $70,500 fine.
Police Respond to 'Senior Assassin' Game After Water Gun Mistaken for Real Weapon
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.
Brother stabs 22-year-old to death in Hyderabad over alcohol-fueled family dispute
A 22-year-old laborer was stabbed to death by his elder brother in Hyderabad following a domestic argument. Police arrested the accused and registered a murder case.
Tour bus driver charged with involuntary manslaughter in deadly Virginia interstate crash
A tour bus driver has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after plowing into vehicles on Virginia's Interstate 95, killing five people including a family of four. Police say he was driving negligently at high speed through a work zone.
A ilusão de liberdade na economia do vício
Coluna analisa como mercados capturam estrutura cognitiva e emocional dos indivíduos sob verniz de liberdade de escolha, operando cinco engrenagens de servidão: economia do medo, atenção, exaustão, inteligência terceirizada e vício.
12 wounded in shooting near Toledo festival; two shooters sought
At least 12 people were shot near the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio on Saturday evening. Police believe at least two shooters were firing at each other, with victims ranging from age 14 to 61 and no suspects yet arrested.
Dela Rosa's legal team challenges government's ICC surrender authority
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.
Jairinho's defense seeks to delay trial in Henry Borel death case
The defense of ex-councilman Jairinho seeks to postpone his jury trial scheduled for Monday in the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel in 2021, citing insufficient access to case evidence.
Filipino journalist faces 40 years after six years in jail on disputed terrorism charges
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.
Defense lawyer exits Monique case as judicial pardon sparks multiple appeals
Defense lawyer Florence Rosa exits Monique's legal team citing strategic incompatibility after jury trial concludes. Multiple appeals challenge the verdict, including prosecution questioning judicial pardon granted to Henry's mother.
Mortuaries refuse decomposed body as police struggle with capacity crisis
Three mortuaries in Uasin Gishu county refused to admit a decomposed body recovered from a dam, citing lack of space, leaving police stranded until intervention secured admission.
Karmelo Anthony files appeal one day after 35-year murder sentence
Karmelo Anthony's legal team filed a notice of appeal one day after he received a 35-year sentence for a fatal stabbing at a Texas track meet, claiming inability to afford counsel.
Five Italian divers killed in Maldives cave accident; search continues
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.
French couple accused of abandoning children allegedly planned psychological disorder defense
Two French suspects were interrogated in court Friday for allegedly abandoning two children (ages 4-5) in Portugal. A GNR officer reported overhearing them plan to claim psychological disorders to authorities.
Insta360 GO 3S Retro Bundle Brings Vintage Camera Charm to Compact POV Video
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.
Son of Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi Expresses Doubt Over Regime's House Arrest Claims
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.
China, Russia condemn U.S. indictment of Raúl Castro as political escalation
The US has indicted former Cuban leader Raúl Castro for murder, prompting China and Russia to condemn what they view as American threats against Cuba and political escalation.
San Diego Mosque Shooting Traced to Internet-Fueled Self-Radicalization
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.
Hostages freed in western German bank robbery; suspect remains at large
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 killed in fireworks factory explosion in Calamba
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.
Maltese businessman goes on trial for journalist's 2017 car bomb murder
Yorgen Fenech goes on trial for complicity in the 2017 car bomb assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. Multiple co-conspirators have already been convicted and imprisoned.
One Nation moves Melbourne fundraiser to secret venue as protests loom
One Nation moved a Melbourne fundraiser to an undisclosed location after the original venue cancelled due to planned protests. The event was to feature party leader Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce.
British influencer faces execution in Dubai over alleged self-defense stabbing
A 23-year-old British TikTok influencer is facing possible execution in Dubai after allegedly stabbing a man she claims repeatedly assaulted her. She says she acted in self-defense during a violent attack.
Wander Franco avoids prison after Dominican court grants pardon despite guilty verdict
Former MLB All-Star Wander Franco was found guilty of sexually abusing a minor but received a judicial pardon from a Dominican Republic court, avoiding prison time. The judge ruled Franco was also a victim of extortion by the minor's mother, who received a 10-year sentence.
Tensión en Mosconi tras confirmación de restos de Agostina: refuerzo policial y disturbios
Police reinforced security around Agostina Vega's home in Mosconi neighborhood after judicial confirmation of human remains. Community unrest led to tire fires, stun grenades, and traffic blockades as residents demanded justice.
STF's Marco Civil ruling could sketch social media regulation blueprint, Mendes says
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.
Federal Police Seeks Three Fugitives in Operation Targeting Vorcaro's Father
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.
Romanian court upholds Andrew Tate's 30-day detention extension
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.
Pix malware threat: Brazilian banking fraud alert
A malware targeting Pix mobile payments in Brazil is infecting smartphones and draining bank accounts, posing significant risks to users of the popular instant payment system.
Brain's Final Surge: Gamma Waves at Death Defy Easy Explanation
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's family sues to uncover broader conspiracy in 1996 murder
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.
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em MG; namorado é preso
Letícia de Morais Vasconcelos Rodrigues, estudante de medicina de 40 anos, foi encontrada morta a facadas em seu apartamento em Barbacena (MG). Seu namorado, Gustavo Dutra Lima, foi preso como principal suspeito do crime, investigado como feminicídio.
Petro accuses US-backed Colombian allies of genocide and drug trafficking
Colombian presidential candidate Gustavo Petro accused US-aligned groups of genocide and drug trafficking in an AFP interview, amid ongoing electoral disputes and fraud allegations.
Costa del Sol faces drug trafficking surge two decades after major corruption crackdown
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.
Canadian PM Carney Arrives in Mumbai for First India Visit; Multiple Cities Report Security Threats
Multiple Indian cities reported security incidents including armed robberies, bomb threats at schools and government offices, and accidents. Canadian PM Mark Carney's arrival in Mumbai marked diplomatic engagement.
US Terror Designation of PCC, CV Complicates Brazilian Banking Compliance
US designation of PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorist organizations will increase compliance burdens and operational costs for Brazilian banks and fintechs, particularly those with US-regulated financial relationships.
Mexican mayor assassinated in Oaxaca amid cartel violence surge
A mayor in southern Mexico's Oaxaca state was shot dead in an attack linked to organized crime activity. The killing highlights persistent political violence targeting local officials in regions controlled by major cartels.
Musk-OpenAI trial begins: $134B damages claim over AI mission shift
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. captures alleged Guatemalan drug kingpin with $10M bounty
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.
Shooting at San Diego mosque kills five, including two gunmen
Five people, including two teenage shooters, died in an attack on San Diego's largest mosque. The attackers died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
Rohtak woman killed by brother over live-in relationship after divorce
A 30-year-old beauty parlour owner in Rohtak was stabbed to death by her brother who objected to her living with a man without marriage after her divorce. The accused was arrested within hours.
Wembanyama shoves Brunson without foul call in NBA Finals Game 3
Victor Wembanyama pushed Jalen Brunson to the court in NBA Finals Game 3 without a foul call, raising questions about officiating consistency during the Knicks-Spurs matchup.
Survivor of 438-day ocean ordeal faces lawsuit from dead friend's family
Jose Alvarenga, who survived 438 days adrift at sea, faces lawsuits from his deceased companion's family and former lawyer over book rights and alleged cannibalism, despite no evidence of wrongdoing.
Brazil's terrorist designation of PCC and CV creates compliance burden for banks and fintechs
Brazil's decision to classify PCC and CV criminal factions as terrorist organizations creates new compliance challenges for banks and fintech companies in combating financial crime.
Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks tonight with up to 60 meteors per hour
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 Police Warn of 'Drunk Deer' After Fermented Fruit Consumption
French authorities issued warnings after deer were filmed appearing intoxicated from consuming fermented fruits, posing potential hazards to drivers during seasonal fruit abundance.
Asylum seeker denies sexual assault charge at Manchester court
A 22-year-old asylum seeker living in a Manchester hotel has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault charges. He was remanded in custody pending trial at Crown Court in September.
Teacher denies murdering adopted baby as court hears harrowing hospital details
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.
Joshua's driver discharged, faces reckless driving charges after fatal Nigeria crash
Anthony Joshua's driver was discharged from hospital and faces potential reckless driving charges after a crash in Nigeria killed two of the boxer's close friends. Joshua sustained minor injuries and remains hospitalized.
11-year-old boy robbed at knifepoint by bicycle-riding assailant in Brazil
An 11-year-old boy in Corumbá was threatened with death and had his cellphone stolen by an armed robber on a bicycle. The incident highlights ongoing street crime targeting minors in the region.
PUC Minas instala catracas e reconhecimento facial após onda de assaltos
PUC Minas announced new security measures including turnstiles and facial recognition technology for its Coração Eucarístico campus following multiple robbery attempts against students and criticism of inadequate security response.
Two students arrested after shooting at Philippine high school kills 3
Two students are in custody after a shooting at a Philippine high school left three dead. Police say the suspects claimed they were bullied at school.
Leipzig ramming suspect ordered to psychiatric evaluation after deadly attack
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.
Witness describes harrowing moment rescuing 5-year-old from accused abuser's home
A witness testified at Birmingham Crown Court about discovering a five-year-old girl in the home of Mohammed Abdulraziq, 32, who is accused of abducting her from the street and sexually assaulting her on March 30, 2025.
PF transfere Vorcaro para cela comum e restringe visitas de advogados
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.
Aaron Judge sidelined with stress fracture, Yankees face uncertain timeline
Yankees star Aaron Judge diagnosed with a stress fracture of the first rib, expected to miss 4-6 weeks. The injury threatens New York's championship aspirations despite a competitive roster.
MP challenges judicial pardon for Henry Borel's mother, citing jury contamination
Rio prosecutors filed an appeal to annul the trial that granted judicial pardon to Monique Medeiros, Henry Borel's mother, arguing jury instructions were contaminated by confusing questioning about criminal intent.
Police seek arrest of Henry's stepfather and mother on torture-murder charges
Rio police conclude investigation into 4-year-old Henry Borel's death, requesting arrest of stepfather Dr. Jairinho and mother Monique Medeiros on charges of qualified homicide with torture.
Nowak killer appeals conviction as police face gross misconduct probe
Vickrum Digwa, serving life with 21-year minimum for fatally stabbing student Henry Nowak, is appealing his conviction and sentence. The case has drawn scrutiny over police handling and potential gross misconduct.
Alabama mother sentenced to life for hiring hitman to kill child's father
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.
Madagascar Police Deploy Tear Gas as Power Crisis Sparks Capital Unrest
Madagascar police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters demonstrating against chronic power and water outages in Antananarivo, with demonstrations escalating to looting and arson targeting lawmakers' homes.
Musk accuses Altman of 'stealing charity' in OpenAI courtroom clash
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.
São Paulo prosecutor stabbed by partner in Cotia; suspect detained
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.
Police seek help tracing missing 17-year-old girl in Birmingham area
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.
Three tourists shot dead in random attack near Disney World; suspect arrested
Three tourists were shot dead near their rental home in Kissimmee, Florida, in what police describe as a random attack. A 29-year-old suspect has been arrested.
CCRC told to urgently improve after Malkinson failings, watchdog warns
The Criminal Cases Review Commission must urgently improve investigations to prevent repeats of the Andrew Malkinson scandal, a watchdog inspection found, though the body remains fit for purpose.
Mossos arrest two men after shooting in Cornellà leaves woman slightly injured
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.
PVV indeniza ilustradora por manipulação de desenho com IA para fins políticos
Partido PVV neerlandês indeniza ilustradora após alterar desenho de suspeitos sírios com IA para fins políticos, violando direitos de autor e comprometendo neutralidade do trabalho forense.
Utah author convicted of murdering husband with fentanyl-laced drink
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.
Homem preso com mais de 370 eletrônicos apreendidos em loja de Caxias do Sul
Homem foi preso e mais de 370 aparelhos eletrônicos foram apreendidos em operação em loja de Caxias do Sul, indicando possível crime de receptação ou fraude comercial.
Ninth arrest in Jewish ambulance arson investigation
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.
Norwegian court blocks extradition of migrant rights activist to Greece
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.
Online 'poison seller' admits aiding suicides across 40 countries; UK families demand justice
Kenneth Law, 60, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicides in Canada after selling toxic chemicals online to people in 40 countries. UK families of 79 victims express frustration that he won't face charges in Britain despite the CPS considering their deaths in sentencing.
Judge Convicts Couple in Murder of Criminal Defense Attorney Luiz Fernando Pacheco
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.
Netflix's 'Maternal Instinct' Revisits Texas Death Row Case
Netflix releases 'Maternal Instinct,' a true crime dramatization of Taylor Parker's 2015 murder of Reagan Hancock to steal her newborn, reigniting attention on the Texas death row case.
California mom sentenced to 35 years for hosting alcohol-fueled underage parties
Shannon O'Connor, a California mother known as the 'Los Gatos party mom,' was sentenced to 35 years in prison for hosting alcohol-fueled parties for minors that involved sexual exploitation.
Private-hire driver found dead after days missing; World Cup stars shine
A 60-year-old Gojek driver was discovered dead in his car along Bedok Reservoir Road after going missing for four days. Police are investigating the unnatural death.
Driver charged after crashing into school bus while drunk and driving against traffic
A 29-year-old man was charged with dangerous driving, drink driving, and multiple traffic violations after crashing his car into a school bus on Bukit Timah Road in March 2024, injuring five people including a 71-year-old bus driver and two schoolboys.
BC seeks Supreme Court consensus to prevent fintech licensing litigation surge
Brazil's Central Bank seeks a unified legal framework from the Supreme Court to prevent a flood of lawsuits from fintechs denied operating licenses due to new capital requirements.
Musk Takes Stand in OpenAI Trial, Clashes With Altman's Legal Team
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.
South Korean court extends prison sentence for ousted president's wife
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.
Bickmore and Little spotted together in Cairns as dating rumours persist
Radio presenters Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little were photographed together in Cairns, reigniting dating rumors following Bickmore's January separation from her husband.
Norway's Crown Princess's Son Convicted of Rape, Sentenced to 4 Years
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been convicted of two counts of rape and sentenced to 4 years in prison.
Brazilian woman arrested for elaborate scheme posing as child to defraud families
A 38-year-old Brazilian woman has been arrested for posing as a 12-year-old girl to defraud a family for over a year. She faces fraud and false identity charges, with evidence suggesting a pattern of similar schemes across multiple states.
Chicago alderman calls for SAFE-T Act overhaul after officer killed by pretrial release felon
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.
Iraqi militia commander arrested for orchestrating 18 terror attacks across UK, Europe and Canada
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.
Operação Prova Limpa: leitura do acórdão adiada para 12 de dezembro
The verdict reading in Portugal's 'Operação Prova Limpa' doping investigation, involving 26 defendants including former W52-FC Porto cyclists, has been postponed to December 12 due to a legal procedural issue raised by the defense.
Senior Bolivian Judge Assassinated Over Land Dispute Rulings
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.
Henry's father testifies about boy's fear of returning home, breaks down over final video
Henry Borel's father testified at the trial of his mother Monique and her partner Jairinho, describing the boy's fear of returning home and emotional distress before his death. The judge questioned why he returned the child despite clear signs of resistance.
Four men die in police confrontation in Bom Jesus da Lapa
Four men suspected of drug trafficking were killed in a confrontation with military police in Bom Jesus da Lapa, Bahia. Officers recovered four firearms, over 85kg of drugs, and drug-related equipment.
Utah woman accused of poisoning husband for $4M inheritance as murder trial closes
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.
Military Court Frees Three PMs in Gritzbach Murder Case
São Paulo Military Justice released three of 15 police officers accused in the murder of PCC informant Vinicius Gritzbach, while 12 remain detained. The case involves alleged collusion between officers and organized crime.
Jairinho's defense claims betrayal sparked Henry Borel case amid conviction
Jairinho has been convicted of 43 years for homicide, torture and coercion in the death of Henry Borel, while his co-defendant Monique received judicial pardon. The defense claims betrayal originated the case.
ICC prosecutor alleges Duterte, Dela Rosa orchestrated systematic killings campaign
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.
Civil Police officer criticizes Detran agent for overstepping authority in Vilhena
A Civil Police server in Vilhena publicly criticized a Detran traffic agent for allegedly acting beyond his authority and putting himself at risk by impersonating police functions.
Man charged with attempted homicide in deliberate duplex fire that displaced families
A Pittsburgh man faces six counts of attempted homicide and arson charges for a March fire that destroyed a New Kensington duplex and displaced two families. Anthony Mohamed, 37, is accused of intentionally setting the blaze following an altercation with his stepbrother.
Missing sea eagle sparks wildlife crime investigation in raptor persecution hotspot
A white-tailed eagle fitted with a satellite tracker vanished in North Yorkshire's grouse shooting country, prompting police investigation into suspected illegal persecution of the reintroduced bird species.
Police Deploy Drone in Shootout Operation in BM
Brazilian police used drone technology during an armed operation in BM that involved gunfire exchange. Details remain limited from the initial report.
Henry Borel trial enters final phase as defense witnesses testify
The jury trial for 4-year-old Henry Borel's death enters its final week as defense witnesses testify. Father Leniel Borel gave emotional 10-hour testimony describing suspicious circumstances surrounding the child's death in March 2021.
Court of Appeal increases maid abuser's sentence to 14 months
Singapore's Court of Appeal increased a maid abuser's sentence to 14 months, reversing a High Court reduction, citing sustained pattern of abuse over two years that caused victim's blindness.
Mulher confessa homicídio de empresário após 22 anos de relacionamento turbulento
Mulher de 60 anos confessou matar empresário com quem mantinha relacionamento extraconjugal de 22 anos. Investigação revelou troca de roupa, limpeza de arma e descarte de celular no rio.
Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks This Weekend With Up to 15 Fireballs Per Hour
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.
UK police confirm remains are Sarah Everard; cop arrested in case
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.
Reiner brothers return to court in parents' murder case
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.
Clark exits early with back issue as Fever fall to Mercury 111-109
Caitlin Clark left Indiana's game against Phoenix in the third quarter with a back issue, ruling her out for the remainder. The Fever lost 111-109 to the Mercury.
Ábalos' lawyer claims Jessica was Aldama's trap amid judicial collaboration dispute
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.
TSE suspends analysis of Nunes Marques' ruling on electoral poll disclosure
Brazil's Electoral Court suspended review of a judicial order blocking an AtlasIntel poll showing declining support for Flávio Bolsonaro after financial scandal revelations.
Meta must face youth addiction lawsuit by Massachusetts, court rules
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.
Kentucky man to stand trial in 2019 death of mother of three
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.
Eta Aquarids meteor shower peaks this week—here's how to catch it in Mississippi
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.
Teen motorbike thieves brazenly mock victims on TikTok as police struggle to respond
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.
Indian-origin man sentenced to 34 years for kidnapping, torture and rape in London
Gagandeep Singh, 34, was sentenced to 34 years in UK prison for kidnapping, torturing and raping a woman in London. He will serve 28 years in custody before deportation, with parole eligibility after 18 years.
Israeli settler detained after ramming ATV into praying Palestinian; five arrested in separate baby attack
An Israeli reserve soldier rammed an ATV into a praying Palestinian near Ramallah, and five settlers were arrested for stoning a Palestinian home, injuring an eight-month-old baby. The incidents reflect surging settler violence in the West Bank since October 2023.
El Chapo's nephew captured in Mexico as cartel violence intensifies
Mexican authorities captured Isai "N," nephew of imprisoned drug lord El Chapo, in Sonora state. The operation also seized 687 kilos of cocaine, 151 guns, and 18 grenades.
Federal Police reject ex-banker Vorcaro's second plea deal attempt
Brazil's Federal Police rejected a second plea bargain proposal from ex-banker Daniel Vorcaro, who faces charges in a massive financial fraud scheme involving political corruption and an intelligence operation targeting journalists.
Brazil's Supreme Court Sets June 16 Trial for Bolsonaro's Son on Coercion Charges
Brazil's Supreme Court scheduled June 16 trial for ex-deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro, accused of coercion in coup investigation for allegedly seeking US sanctions against Brazil and judiciary officials.
Sturgeon Denies Responsibility for Husband's Party Fund Embezzlement
Former Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon rejects personal blame for her estranged husband Peter Murrell's alleged embezzlement of party funds, citing separation from his financial decisions.
Spain's National Court seeks Venezuelan political shift to pursue fugitive ETA members
Spain's National Court appeals to Venezuela's political transition to renew extradition requests for ETA fugitives, hoping regime change will improve cooperation on capturing remaining members of the dissolved Basque separatist group.
Jamaican activists sue to block beach privatization, defend public coastal access
Jamaican beach access campaigners are pursuing legal action to prevent the privatization of coastal areas, asserting that public beach access is a fundamental right being eroded by private development.
Esposa de Henrique, da dupla com Juliano, é presa em Orlando por dirigir sem habilitação
Amanda Vasconcelos Tavares Reis, esposa do cantor Henrique da dupla com Juliano, foi presa em Orlando por dirigir sem carteira válida e tentar fugir da polícia.
Decomposed female torso discovered in Embakasi; headless remains spark murder probe
Police in Nairobi are investigating the discovery of a decomposed female torso dumped in a polythene bag along North Airport Road in Embakasi, with the head missing and preliminary evidence suggesting a secondary crime scene.
Former NBA player Damon Jones to plead guilty in illegal sports betting scheme
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.
Dubai ruler's nephew's ex-wife detained in custody dispute
Zeynab Javadli, ex-wife of Dubai ruler's nephew, is in custody amid a bitter custody dispute over three children, with her lawyer claiming police abduction.
Man sentenced to 2.8 years for hotel fire after anti-Semitic rant during mental health crisis
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.
Moraes autoriza PF a ouvir senador Do Val sobre plano golpista de Bolsonaro
Ministro Alexandre de Moraes autorizou a Polícia Federal a ouvir o senador Marcos do Val sobre investigação dos atos golpistas de 8 de janeiro. Do Val acusa Bolsonaro de tentar articular golpe de Estado.
Whittaker: Strickland's UFC 328 edge vs. Chimaev lies beyond takedown defense
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.
Brazilian influencer Fábio Giga crashes Porsche in São Paulo; was with fellow influencer Bitelo
Brazilian influencer Fábio Giga crashed a Porsche in São Paulo while accompanied by fellow influencer Bitelo. He claims he lost control after hitting a pothole, with his defense promising assistance to victims.
Judge releases apparent Jeffrey Epstein suicide note from 2019
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 Airport Wins Right to Use 'San Francisco' in Name Under Settlement
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 claims US captured 3,000+ drug traffickers, seized 69 tons of narcotics in weeks
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.
Bizum's retail expansion forces banks to bolster fraud defenses
Spain's Bank of Spain confirms Bizum payment system now available in physical stores, prompting banks to strengthen fraud prevention measures as cybercriminals develop new scam tactics exploiting user unfamiliarity.
Two teens fatally shoot three at San Diego mosque in suspected hate crime
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.
TSE to Rule on Nunes Marques' Suspension of AtlasIntel Poll
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) is reviewing a justice's decision to suspend an AtlasIntel poll showing declining support for a political candidate. The court has postponed judgment as ministers debate the electoral and censorship implications.
Toledo shooting near festival wounds at least 12, police investigate
At least 12 people were wounded in a shooting near the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio on Saturday. Police provided updates on the incident.
Logan Paul Sides With The Vision, Attacks CM Punk at WWE RAW
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.
12 injured in gunfight at Ohio festival, 2 critically hurt
Twelve people were injured, including two critically, in a gunfight at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio on Saturday, according to police.
Singapore Court Upholds 16-Month Sentence for Indian-Origin Man in Prostitution Case
Singapore High Court upheld a 16-month jail sentence and USD 8,100 fine against an Indian-origin permanent resident for prostitution-related offences involving trafficked Bangladeshi women.
GTA 6 Officially Revealed: Vice City Setting, 2025 Launch, Dual Protagonists
Rockstar Games unveiled Grand Theft Auto 6 with a reveal trailer confirming a 2025 release window, Vice City setting, and dual protagonists inspired by Bonnie and Clyde.
Former Chick-fil-A worker charged in $80,000 mac-and-cheese refund scheme
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.
Police recover stolen phone after pursuit in Bosco II neighborhood
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.
Mulher morta por namorado que simulou acidente é identificada como personal shopper
Mulher foi morta pelo namorado que simulou acidente de trânsito para esconder o crime. Câmeras de segurança revelaram que a vítima já estava morta antes da colisão.
Three dead, 18 first responders quarantined after unknown substance exposure in New Mexico
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.
Four rescued after trainee-driven bus plunges into Seine near Paris
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.
NSW admits police assault on pro-Palestine protester, offers damages
NSW has admitted to assaulting pro-Palestine protester Hannah Thomas with a punch to the eye and falsely imprisoning her, offering to pay medical costs but denying malicious prosecution claims.
M60 road rage: Van driver rams couple's car twice, reverses at them in terrifying incident
A van driver deliberately rammed a couple's car twice on the M60 motorway near Manchester, then reversed at speed toward them in an apparent road rage attack. Police are investigating the uninsured, unregistered vehicle.
Police hunt suspect after 12-year-old assaulted at Havelock North BMX park
Police are searching for a suspect who assaulted a 12-year-old at a Havelock North BMX park on Friday. The suspect may have been driving a grey Nissan Navara ute.
Mexico arrests top CJNG commander in major cartel blow
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.
Pilar intensifica guerra pela herança enquanto Adriana vira principal suspeita da morte de Arthur
Na semana decisiva de Quem Ama Cuida, Arthur morre após casamento com Adriana, e Pilar o acusa do crime para proteger a herança familiar, enquanto Pedro se torna seu advogado de defesa.
Nine injured in shooting at Cincinnati concert venue; investigation underway
Nine people sustained non-life-threatening gunshot injuries during a shooting at Riverfront Live music venue in Cincinnati, Ohio. Police recovered a firearm and launched an investigation with no suspects identified.
Britney Spears Enters Rehab Voluntarily Following March DUI Arrest in California
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.
Judge orders Washington school district to ease restrictions on off-campus Bible club
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.
Two arrested in €1.5M fraud and money laundering scheme targeting 1,500 victims
Portuguese police arrested two men suspected of orchestrating a massive fraud scheme involving cryptocurrency investments, MBWay scams, and social media manipulation affecting approximately 1,500 victims worldwide.
Supreme Court Blocks Roundup Cancer Lawsuit, Shielding Bayer/Monsanto from Liability
The Supreme Court rejected lawsuits alleging Roundup herbicide caused cancer, delivering a major victory for Bayer/Monsanto and shielding the company from liability claims.
Swatch's Royal Pop collaboration sparks global chaos, police deploy pepper spray
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.
British woman, 21, arrested in Thailand for allegedly stabbing boyfriend to death
A 21-year-old British woman has been arrested in Thailand after allegedly stabbing her 34-year-old boyfriend to death in a luxury rental home in Pattaya. Police found inconsistencies in her account and evidence suggesting the body was moved.
Police seize gun, knife from students in foiled school violence plot
Philippine police prevented a potential school shooting in Cagayan after discovering a .38 revolver and knife on two high school students. The incident follows another foiled attack threat in Leyte and a fatal school shooting in Tacloban that killed three students.
César herda fortuna após morte de Odete em Vale Tudo remake
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.
Australian IS-linked families book return home; arrests expected
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 unmasks key people smuggler behind majority of Channel crossings
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.
Juiz ordena clínica veterinária abrir portas para fiscalização após denúncia de animal em sofrimento
A Brazilian animal protection council obtained a court order forcing a veterinary clinic to allow inspections after staff blocked access during an animal welfare investigation. The clinic allegedly received instructions to deny the council's oversight authority.
Riot police clash with protesters at killer's home in Southampton
Riot police clashed with protesters in Southampton demonstrating over the murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak, with crowds gathering outside the home of the convicted killer Vickrum Digwa.
Família de Adriana é expulsa por Pilar e perde casa em Quem Ama Cuida
Em Quem Ama Cuida, após condenação de Adriana a 12 anos de prisão, Pilar expulsa sua família do apartamento de luxo, deixando-os desabrigados novamente.
One dead, nine injured as bus falls into gorge in Himachal
One dead, nine injured as bus falls into gorge in Himachal
White House shooting suspect had prior run-ins with Secret Service
A 21-year-old Maryland man with documented mental health concerns and previous White House entry attempts opened fire at a Secret Service checkpoint near the White House, resulting in his death and a bystander's injury.
Police arrest major synthetic drug supplier in Bauru operation
Police arrested a 30-year-old major synthetic drug supplier in Bauru who distributed potent cannabis extract 'shatter' and other drugs across São Paulo, moving approximately R$400,000 monthly.
Five South American nations sign pact to combat organized crime
Five South American countries signed a coordinated plan to combat organized crime, focusing on intelligence sharing, border control, and financial tracking across Chile, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
Federal dive team approved for new Lynette Hooker search as GPS data contradicts husband's account
Fox News True Crime Newsletter covers multiple high-profile cases including renewed search for missing American Lynette Hooker using GPS data, Alex Murdaugh's overturned murder conviction, and a Tom Selleck impersonation scam linked to deaths.
Belfast erupts in violence after migrant attack; buses suspended
Violent riots spread across Belfast and suburbs after a Sudanese migrant's attempted murder, with masked groups burning vehicles, blocking roads, and attacking homes. Bus services suspended citywide.
Sons of convicted author Kouri Richins urge life sentence, citing safety fears
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.
Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower Peaks This Week in New Jersey
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.
Facial Recognition System Nets Second Fugitive in Mendoza
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.
Utah court confirms death penalty possible for Charlie Kirk shooting suspect
Tyler Robinson, 22, appeared in court via videoconference facing capital murder charges for allegedly shooting conservative commentator Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University campus.
Dubai ruler's nephew's ex-wife detained in custody dispute over three daughters
Zeynab Javadli, ex-wife of a Dubai ruler's nephew, has been taken into custody following allegations she abducted their three daughters during a court-approved visit. The case involves competing kidnapping claims and potential e-crime charges.
Brazilian Supreme Court Orders Arrest of Refit Owner Ricardo Magro; Added to Interpol Red List
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.
Turkish mafia shooting in Athens leaves two dead, one wounded
Two people were killed and one wounded in a shooting at a betting house in Glyfada, Athens. Greek police attribute the incident to internal disputes within Turkish organized crime networks.
Body Found in Forest Preserve During Search for Missing 22-Year-Old Vanessa Ramirez
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.
Investigação revela detalhes do homicídio na Via Verde: relação de 22 anos e destruição de provas
Investigação aponta relação de 22 anos entre vítima e suspeito, com evidências de troca de roupa após crime e celular descartado no rio.
Galisteu defends Virginia, criticizes Piovani in ongoing celebrity dispute
Brazilian celebrities Adriane Galisteu and José de Abreu publicly defend Virginia Fonseca and criticize Luana Piovani's comments in an ongoing social media dispute.
Jammu Police Report Lowest Crime in Five Years Amid Enhanced Security Push
Jammu police documented 4,134 FIRs in 2025, the lowest in five years, crediting intensive cordon-and-search operations, anti-narcotics campaigns, and preventive policing strategies for enhanced security.
Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon visits stepson Marius Borg in prison ahead of June sentencing
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.
Sturgeon: I'm serving sentence for crime I didn't commit
Scotland's former first minister Nicola Sturgeon tells BBC she feels like she's 'serving a sentence for a crime I did not commit' after her estranged husband admitted embezzling £400,000 from the SNP.
Man pleads guilty to impersonating Border Patrol agent in deportation interference scheme
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.
Dances With Wolves actor Nathan Chasing Horse sentenced to life for sexual assault of Indigenous women
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.
Modelo morre após cair de prédio no RJ; namorado preso é encontrado morto na cela
Modelo e influenciadora Ana Luiza Mateus, 30 anos, morre após cair de prédio na Barra da Tijuca. Seu namorado é preso por feminicídio e encontrado morto na cela horas depois.
Filho confessa morte brutal de professora em Juruti após ser confrontado com provas
Filho confessou ter matado a mãe, professora em Juruti, com 12 golpes de faca após ela recusar ajuda financeira. Suspeito foi preso após ser identificado por câmeras de segurança e testemunhas.
Motta inclui projeto que torna hediondo crime de falsificação de bebidas na pauta
O presidente da Câmara inclui na pauta projeto que torna hediondo o crime de falsificação de bebidas, após surto de contaminação por metanol em São Paulo com 25 casos e cinco mortes confirmadas.
All 12 victims stable after Toledo festival shooting; police pursue multiple suspects
All 12 victims of a mass shooting near Toledo's Old West End Festival are in stable condition as police search for at least two suspected gunmen believed to have been firing at each other.
May Day protests sweep U.S. cities with 'Workers Over Billionaires' rallies
Americans participated in May Day demonstrations nationwide on Friday, commemorating International Workers' Day with rallies featuring anti-billionaire messaging and worker advocacy themes.
FBI shoots dead bank hostage-taker in California standoff
An armed suspect barricaded himself with hostages inside a Bakersfield Chase Bank on Tuesday following a bomb threat. The FBI fatally shot the suspect on Wednesday after negotiations, with all remaining hostages released unharmed.
Teacher accused of killing adopted baby made 'dead meat' comments weeks before infant's death
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.
Actor James Handy, 81, stabbed to death; girlfriend's son arrested
US actor James Handy, 81, known for roles in Jumanji and Top Gun: Maverick, was fatally stabbed at his Los Angeles home. His girlfriend's son, Michael Gledhill, 44, has been arrested and charged with murder.
Brazil's top judge declares coup attempt proven, names Bolsonaro as leader
Brazil's Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes declared in his opening vote that a criminal organization led by Jair Bolsonaro attempted a coup from July 2021 to January 2023, rejecting all defense nullity requests as the tribunal enters final voting week.
Chinese Billionaire Guo Wengui Sentenced to 30 Years for Massive Fraud
Self-exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui received a 30-year U.S. prison sentence for massive fraud schemes. The conviction marks a significant legal victory in prosecuting financial crimes by high-profile international figures.
Jairinho fires legal team, rehires son as lawyer as Henry Borel trial begins
Ex-councilman Jairinho and Monique Medeiros began trial for the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel. After his lawyer suffered a heart attack, Jairinho dismissed his defense team then rehired them, adding his own son as counsel.
Japanese court convicts three ex-military officers in landmark sexual assault case
A Japanese court convicted three ex-military officers of sexual assault against Rina Gonoi, whose case exposed widespread harassment in Japan's Self-Defense Forces and gained traction through social media activism.
Video captures phone store robbery in Salvador as suspects force entry
Surveillance footage captures suspects breaking into a mobile phone store in Salvador, Brazil to steal smartphones. The video evidence has been released to the public.
Mulher é presa com 880 pedras de crack escondidas em urso de pelúcia
Mulher foi presa em flagrante com 880 pedras de crack escondidas dentro de um urso de pelúcia em Pastos Bons. A apreensão ocorreu durante investigação sobre tiroteio em bar da cidade.
Indonesian man sentenced to 15 months jail for molesting Thai girl on flight
A Singapore court sentenced a 20-year-old Indonesian man to 15 months in jail and caning for molesting a sleeping 17-year-old Thai girl during a flight from Okinawa in April.
Gang member arrested sixth time for phone thefts in Rio's Lapa district
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.
Ecuador's Air Force Chief Apologizes for Forced Disappearance and Murder of Four Children
Ecuador's Air Force chief publicly apologized on behalf of the state for the forced disappearance and murder of four Afro-descendant minors in December 2024, following a Constitutional Court ruling holding the state and military accountable.
Singapore imposes record 3-year sentence for 21-year National Service evasion
A 47-year-old dual Singaporean-Indonesian citizen received a record three-year jail sentence for evading mandatory National Service for over two decades, with the court rejecting his claims of good faith.
Court Orders Raia Drogasil to Stop Conditioning Discounts on CPF Disclosure
Brazilian court condemns Raia Drogasil to pay R$10 million for coercing customers to provide CPF data in exchange for discounts, ruling the practice constitutes economic coercion and indirect tied selling.
At least 29 killed in Nigeria attack as jihadist violence persists ahead of elections
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 Cruz makes spectacular sliding catch on bunt in 3-2 win
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.
Mass graves of 117 dogs discovered at Northern California 'no-kill' rescue
Over 100 dog remains were unearthed at Miranda's Rescue in Northern California during an investigation into suspected animal cruelty, fraud, and conspiracy. Authorities found 600 dog collars and evidence suggesting gunshot wounds, with 730 animals unaccounted for.
Jairinho seeks early exit ahead of Henry Borel's father testimony in high-profile trial
In the Henry Borel case trial, defendant Jairinho requests to leave before the child's father testifies. The mother Monique became ill viewing autopsy images and was excused from jury duty.
Judge rejects Peterson defense bid to introduce witness testimony in ongoing appeal
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.
Man charged with arson after fire at Chatham apartment building
A 46-year-old Chatham-Kent man was charged with arson and indecent act after a fire at an apartment building on Churchill Park Road. Police also charged a 74-year-old with impaired driving and announced body-worn camera deployment for Elgin County OPP.
Wembanyama Gets in Knicks' Heads During NBA Finals Game 4
Victor Wembanyama engaged in physical and verbal exchanges with Knicks players during NBA Finals Game 4, drawing flagrant fouls while appearing to gain a psychological edge over New York's defense.
Swedish court hears case of man accused of forcing wife into sex work with 120 clients
A Swedish court heard charges against a 62-year-old man accused of forcing his wife into prostitution with approximately 120 men, with prosecutors seeking 10 years imprisonment for aggravated pimping and eight counts of rape.
Three Italian police officers killed in farmhouse explosion during eviction
Three Italian police officers were killed and 13 injured in an explosion during an eviction in Castel d'Azzano. Three siblings are detained and investigated for premeditated murder after allegedly filling their farmhouse with gas.
First prison image of Daniel Sancho released after confessing to murder
Spanish TV program 'En boca de todos' publishes the first photograph of Daniel Sancho in Thai prison following his confession to killing Edwin Arrieta in August 2023.
Four men die in police confrontation after posting armed photo in Curitiba
Four men died in a police confrontation in Curitiba after posting photos with weapons and alcohol on social media. Police responded to an anonymous tip and found drugs and firearms at the location.
Vídeo flagra assassinato de cabeleireira em salão de Salvador
Cabeleireira de 33 anos foi assassinada dentro de um salão em Salvador enquanto atendia a mãe. Câmeras de segurança registraram o homem disparando pelo menos 13 vezes; suspeito permanece foragido.
Homem é preso por furtar celular de adolescente em Três Rios
Homem de 31 anos foi preso em flagrante após furtar celular de adolescente no Centro de Três Rios. Suspeito tentou fugir e foi encontrado escondido embaixo de veículo.
DNA Match Leads to Arrest in Decade-Long Serial Rape Case in Indiana
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.
Philippine high school shooting kills 3; two students arrested
Two students opened fire at a high school in the Philippines, killing 3 people and wounding 7-20 others. Police arrested both suspects; authorities are investigating bullying as a potential motive.
NSA Invoked in Shamli Triple Murder Case Against Accused Father
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.
Sexual assault investigation prompts raid on Palaszczuk's partner's apartment
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.
London stabbing of two Jewish men officially classified as terrorism
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.
16-year-old critically injured in Birmingham shooting
A 16-year-old boy suffered potentially life-threatening gunshot wounds in Birmingham. Police say the shooting near a mosque is not believed to be religiously motivated.
89-year-old arrested after shooting spree wounds 4 in Athens
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.
Coroner Rules Stabbing Death Accidental After Man Falls on Knife While Drunk
British authorities closed a murder investigation after a coroner ruled that Robert Brown's death was a tragic accident caused by him passing out drunk on a knife in his bag.
Families sue OpenAI for failing to report mass shooter's ChatGPT threats
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 votes to scrap ShotSpotter gunfire detection system over reliability concerns
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.
Body of Missing Belgian Wingfoiler Found in La Manga
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 Nigerians arrested in India for elaborate social media romance scams
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.
Author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to child exploitation material charges
Craig Silvey, author of Jasper Jones, pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Two additional charges were dropped; sentencing scheduled for July.
ICC sets February deadline for Duterte detention appeal submissions
The ICC Appeals Chamber has established a written-submission-only timeline for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's detention appeal, with defense briefs due February 5 and prosecution responses by February 12, 2026.
Arthur morre na sacada e Adriana vira suspeita em 'Quem Ama Cuida'
Na novela 'Quem Ama Cuida', Arthur morre ao cair da sacada durante seu casamento com Adriana, que se torna principal suspeita. Pedro assume sua defesa enquanto a família Brandão articula acusações contra a fisioterapeuta.
Jaideep Ahlawat's viral 'Family Man 3' look sourced from old Instagram photo
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.
Brother claims Jairinho's defense coached Monique to lie in Henry Borel case
During the Henry Borel murder trial, the victim's mother's brother testified that Jairinho's defense attorney coached her to lie about the defendant's whereabouts. The trial continues with witness testimonies from both defense teams.
Atirador abre fogo em mesquita de San Diego; polícia no local
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.
SNP ex-chief to be sentenced for £400k embezzlement
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive and estranged husband of Nicola Sturgeon, faces sentencing after admitting to embezzling over £400,000 from the party between 2010-2022 using fraudulent methods.
Wisconsin teen sentenced to life for 2023 killing of 5-year-old Prince McCree
An 18-year-old Wisconsin man was sentenced to life in prison for the 2023 murder of 5-year-old Prince McCree. The case prompted legislative changes to the state's missing-child alert system.
Ex-Capitol cop pleads guilty to excessive force against handcuffed arrestee
Former Mississippi Capitol Police officer Jeffery Walker pleaded guilty to federal excessive force charges for kicking a handcuffed arrestee in 2022, facing up to 10 years in prison at April 2026 sentencing.
Jackie O pursues $82m claim as press gallery objects to One Nation journalist bans
Australia's news cycle features Jackie O's $82m legal claim against Kiis FM, press gallery objections to One Nation's journalist ban threats, and broader policy discussions on migration, housing, and tax reform.
Britain's protected birds of prey still illegally killed despite decades of legal protection
The RSPB reports 921 confirmed illegal attacks on protected birds of prey between 2015-2024, mostly on game shooting estates. The charity calls for licensing of gamebird shooting to strengthen enforcement.
Musk testifies OpenAI abandoned nonprofit mission in trial against Altman
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 Exchanges Gunfire With Armed Suspect Near White House
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.
Julgamento do caso Henry Borel começa no Rio com acusação pedindo 35 anos
Jury trial begins Monday in Rio de Janeiro for the 2021 death of 4-year-old Henry Borel. Stepfather Jairinho and mother Monique face charges carrying minimum 35-year sentences each.
Switzerland to finally open sealed files on Nazi war criminal Mengele
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.
Car Plows Into Crowd in Leipzig, Germany; 2 Dead, 2 Seriously Injured
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 guards intercept mother smuggling marijuana-laced cookies to incarcerated son
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.
Frei é investigado por atropelar suspeito de furto em paróquia de SP
Police investigate a hit-and-run in interior São Paulo allegedly involving a Dominican friar who struck a man suspected of stealing from a parish. The victim remains in critical condition with a femur fracture.
Reino Unido aprueba megaembajada china en Londres pese a alertas de seguridad
El Gobierno británico aprobó la construcción de la embajada china más grande de Europa en Londres, ignorando advertencias sobre espionaje y riesgos de seguridad nacional, priorizando relaciones comerciales.
'Virgin River' actor Stewart McLean's death ruled homicide, remains identified
Canadian actor Stewart McLean, known for Netflix's Virgin River, has been found dead in what authorities are investigating as a homicide. The 45-year-old was last seen May 15 at his Lions Bay home.
Peru deploys 150 police officers to Tumbes border region amid crime surge
Peru's Interior Ministry deployed 150 additional police officers to Tumbes region to combat organized crime and drug trafficking at the Ecuador border, bringing total deployment to 1,564 officers.
Sacred Heart University employee arrested in child exploitation sting
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.
Three killed in targeted shooting at Rhode Island hockey rink
Three people, including the suspect, were killed in a shooting at a hockey arena in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Police believe it was a targeted family dispute with three others critically injured.
Two Springfield men charged in Chatham car theft and burglary spree
Chatham Police arrested two Springfield men after identifying them in a car theft and burglary investigation spanning December 13-14, crediting public tips for the quick resolution.
Vietnamese tycoon's seized Birkin bags fetch $550K at auction
Two Hermès Birkin bags seized from jailed Vietnamese businesswoman Truong My Lan sold for over $535,000 at government auction, part of asset recovery from a $44bn embezzlement case.
Utah mom accused of poisoning husband with fentanyl hears closing arguments
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.
First arrest made from DOJ's 'Most Wanted Fraudsters' list in Minnesota
FBI Director Kash Patel announced the first arrest from the DOJ's new Most Wanted Fraudsters list: a Minneapolis grocery owner accused of defrauding the Federal Child Nutrition Program of $4.2 million during COVID-19.
Blake Lively Settles Baldoni Lawsuit, Stuns at Met Gala Same Day
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.
Australian Court Fines X $465,000 for Child Safety Compliance Failure
An Australian judge has fined X (formerly Twitter) between $465,000-$750,000 for failing to comply with child protection laws after a 3-year legal battle, marking a significant enforcement action against the platform.
Fire Disables USS Higgins Destroyer, Knocks Out Power and Propulsion
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.
Harfuch confirms Rocha Moya in Sinaloa without federal security detail
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.
João Pessoa intensifica monitoramento após alerta de chuvas intensas do Inmet
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.
Corinthians draws with São Paulo; Bidon scores late as defense shines
Corinthians drew 1-1 with São Paulo in the Paulista Championship, with Breno Bidon scoring the equalizer. Key defenders like Gustavo Henrique and Matheus Bidu performed well, while attackers Yuri Alberto and Carrillo underperformed.
Spanish court orders royal jeweler to appraise items seized from Zapatero's office
Spain's National Court has commissioned a royal jeweler to appraise hundreds of jewels discovered during a search of former PM Zapatero's office in the Plus Ultra corruption case.
Oklahoma principal subdues armed gunman in school shooting, sustains injury
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.
Decomposed torso of 52-year-old woman found in Bengaluru; tenants suspected
A 52-year-old woman's decomposed torso was discovered in Bengaluru's outskirts. Police suspect murder and are investigating tenants from Bihar who vacated nearby.
FBI extradites alleged Chinese hacker Xu Zewei to US for COVID research targeting
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.
Man arrested after dual Carrollton shootings kill 2, wound 3 in business dispute
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.
Modelo encontrada morta em mala em Bogotá trocou mensagens com amiga dias antes
Natalia Villalba, modelo de 36 anos, foi encontrada morta dentro de uma mala em apartamento de luxo em Bogotá. Mensagens trocadas com amiga dias antes ajudaram a localizar o corpo e apontam visitas investigadas pela polícia.
Teacher serving Australia's longest abuse sentence gets 7.5 years for schoolgirl assaults
William Gilfillan, a PE teacher already serving Australia's longest child abuse sentence, received 7.5 years for sexual crimes against two schoolgirls in the 1980s, to be served concurrently with his existing 48-year sentence.
Rebel Wilson accused of being 'fantastical liar' in defamation trial closing
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.
ICC denies arrest warrant against Dela Rosa amid drug war scrutiny
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.
Chicago Police Memorial Foundation delivers holiday gifts to families of fallen, injured officers
The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation's Operation Santa delivered gifts and holiday cheer to families of fallen and injured Chicago police officers, including Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., whose partner was killed in 2021.
Turkey arrests 500+ at May Day rallies as police seal off Taksim Square
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.
Mãe de vítima de feminicídio por PM receberá R$ 100 mil de indenização
Justiça do DF condena corporação a pagar R$ 100 mil por dano moral à mãe de jovem morta por ex-namorado policial militar que usou arma da instituição.
Colombian court bars presidential candidate from using national team jersey as campaign symbol
A Colombian judge prohibited right-wing presidential frontrunner Abelardo de la Espriella from using the national football team jersey as a political symbol, ruling it must cease immediately in public spaces and campaign materials.
Alabama pivots to lethal injection after court blocks nitrogen execution
Alabama seeks to execute death row inmate Jeffery Lee via lethal injection after federal courts blocked the state's experimental nitrogen gas method as potentially cruel and unusual punishment.
PNP urges parents to report children's behavioral changes amid online extremism concerns
Philippine National Police urges parents to report behavioral changes in children exposed to online violence, citing risks of extremist recruitment linked to recent Tacloban attack suspects.
Dutch far-right party pays damages for AI-altered court sketch
A Dutch court artist won damages after a far-right MP used her drawing without permission and manipulated it with AI to make subjects appear more menacing, raising concerns about journalistic integrity and creative rights.
US prepares criminal indictment of ex-Cuban leader Raúl Castro over 1996 plane downing
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.
Texas mother of 4 released from ICE custody after judge rules due process violated
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.
CrimeCon Walks Fine Line Between Advocacy and Exploitation
CrimeCon, a Las Vegas convention for true-crime enthusiasts, grapples with the tension between raising awareness for unsolved cases and profiting from victims' tragedies, with families advocating for ethical fan engagement.
Brazilian Latam pilot arrested on aircraft over child sexual exploitation charges
São Paulo police dismantled a decade-long child trafficking network, arresting 60-year-old Latam Airlines pilot Sérgio António Lopes on suspicion of leading a criminal organization involved in child abuse and pornographic material production.
Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15M over unauthorized use of her image on TV boxes
Pop singer Dua Lipa is suing Samsung for allegedly using her copyrighted image on TV packaging without permission, seeking $15 million in damages for copyright infringement and violation of her publicity rights.
Gunman shoots 25-year-old, fires on police in Brasília manhunt
An unidentified gunman shot a 25-year-old man in Brasília's Estrutural district, then fired at police during a pursuit before escaping into a wooded area. Despite helicopter support and dog units, the suspect remained at large.
Two arrested after woman thrown from window in Valencia rental dispute
Police arrested two men in Valencia for attempted murder after throwing a 51-year-old woman from a second-floor window during a room rental viewing. Two additional suspects escaped; the victim remains hospitalized in critical condition.
Mosque Shooting Victims Hailed as Heroes for Preventing Further Violence
Victims of a deadly shooting at San Diego's Islamic Center are being recognized for their heroic actions in preventing further violence. Authorities continue investigating the attack and circumstances leading to the incident.
5 youtubers brasileiros que exploram mistério e terror na plataforma
Canaltech apresenta cinco youtubers brasileiros que exploram conteúdo de terror, mistério e true crime, com milhões de inscritos. Criadores relatam desafios com políticas do YouTube e crescimento do cenário nacional.
Judge finds prosecutor in contempt over media comments in Kirk murder case
A judge found a prosecutor in civil contempt for media comments about evidence in the Tyler Robinson murder case, though he declined to remove the death penalty as the defense requested.
MJF Retains AEW World Title Against Bandido at Maximum Carnage
AEW Dynamite's Maximum Carnage episode featured MJF successfully defending his world championship against Bandido, while establishing multiple contenders for future title shots.
Brasileira relata ter sido aliciada para Epstein em São Paulo por US$ 10 mil
Mulher brasileira conta à BBC como foi aliciada aos 16 anos com promessa de carreira de modelo e negociada para prostituição por intermediária que a cobrou US$ 10 mil de Epstein. Relato é primeiro de vítima no Brasil e pode configurar crime de tráfico de pessoas.
Mumbai man stabbed to death by brother-in-law during domestic dispute
A 24-year-old man was stabbed to death by his brother-in-law during a domestic dispute in Mumbai's Vile Parle East. Police have registered a murder case and are investigating the incident.
Two men charged in Cork high-value vehicle theft investigation
Irish gardaí arrested and charged two men in Cork following an attempted high-value vehicle theft, with both appearing in district courts this week.
Five dead, including suspect, after shooting spree across Denver metro area
A shooting spree across Denver and Lakewood, Colorado on Monday killed five people including the suspect and injured a police officer. The suspect engaged in multiple violent incidents before being killed in an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement.
Man pleads not guilty to threatening Prince Andrew at Sandringham estate
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.
STF agendará julgamento sobre eleições no RJ para 8 de abril
Brazil's Supreme Court will judge on April 8 whether Rio de Janeiro's next governor should be elected directly by voters or indirectly by the state legislature, following the resignation of the previous governor.
Quem Ama Cuida encerra com condenação injusta e promessa de amor
A trama final da novela Quem Ama Cuida culmina com Adriana sendo condenada injustamente a 12 anos de prisão pela morte de Arthur, após manipulação de depoimentos e influência judicial da família Brandão.
Câmeras flagram mulher ateando fogo em banheiro que matou morador de rua
Security footage led to the arrest of a 36-year-old woman suspected of deliberately setting fire to a bathroom in Dourados, MS, killing a homeless man who died carbonized on May 22.
Federal Police dismantle criminal plot targeting Brazilian officials across five states
Brazil's Federal Police launched Operation Sequaz to dismantle a criminal organization planning attacks on public officials across five states. Targets included a senator and prosecutor, with simultaneous attacks planned.
Four Dead in Kentucky Standoff After Suspect Kills Family Members
A shooting and standoff in Adair County, Kentucky resulted in at least four deaths, including the suspect and three family members. The incident occurred Monday morning after the gunman barricaded himself inside a home.
PlayStation's New DRM May Convert 30-Day License Trial Into Permanent Access
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.
UK court clears £3bn iCloud class action lawsuit against Apple
UK's Competition Appeal Tribunal green-lit a class action lawsuit allowing 40 million iCloud users to claim roughly £77 each in a £3bn case against Apple for allegedly trapping users into its cloud service.
Judge releases sealed note from Epstein's jail cell after five-year secrecy
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.
Teen charged after viral 'Scientology speedrun' stunt turns chaotic at Brisbane church
An 18-year-old Brisbane BMX rider faces charges after using a police car as a ramp during a viral social media challenge at a Scientology church that drew hundreds of participants.
Thai court convicts two Uyghurs in 2015 Bangkok shrine bombing despite trial flaws
A Thai court has sentenced two Chinese Uyghur men to death for the 2015 Erawan shrine bombing that killed 20 people, though the decade-long trial has been marked by procedural flaws and human rights concerns.
Pentagon Declassifies 162 UFO Documents, Reigniting Extraterrestrial Speculation
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.
INSS regulamenta pensão especial para filhos de vítimas de feminicídio
Brazil's INSS published new regulations establishing a minimum-wage pension for children and dependents of feminicide victims, with eligibility based on family income thresholds and requiring documentation of the crime.
Cape Verde court rejects regional order to free Maduro ally Saab from prison
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.
Businessman pleads guilty in polygamous sect child trafficking scheme
A businessman pleaded guilty to conspiring with a polygamous sect leader to transport underage girls across state lines for sexual activity, marking the first conviction in an ongoing scheme involving multiple states.
STJ decide que Viação Águia Branca assume linhas da Itapemirim; Suzantur sai
Brazil's Superior Court of Justice ruled that Viação Águia Branca must assume operation of 125 interstate bus routes from bankrupt Itapemirim Group, replacing current operator Suzantur. The 3-2 decision favors higher creditor payments.
Police release 50 images of luxury items bought with embezzled SNP funds
Police Scotland released 50 new images of luxury items purchased by Peter Murrell using £400,000 in embezzled SNP funds after his conviction. The former SNP chief executive was jailed for over five years for the 12-year fraud scheme.
Adolescente é identificado por furto de celular no Centro de Pomerode
Polícia identifica e prende adolescente suspeito de furtar celular no Centro de Pomerode em 29 de junho. Durante busca, foram apreendidos objetos relacionados ao crime e substância semelhante a maconha.
High Court Freezes RM14M in Assets Against Oil Palm Conglomerate in Investor Fraud Case
A Malaysian High Court has frozen RM14 million in assets belonging to an oil palm conglomerate and its directors pending trial of a civil suit by 80 investors alleging fraudulent misrepresentation and misapplied funds.
Brazilian police identify tree collision as cause of Pantanal plane crash killing renowned architect
Brazilian police determined that a small aircraft crashed in the Pantanal wetlands after hitting a tree, killing renowned Chinese architect Kongjian Yu and three others. The plane lacked authorization for nighttime operations and was not equipped for adverse weather conditions.
Baldoni's lawyer claims victory as judge awards Lively limited attorney fees in settlement
A judge awarded Blake Lively limited attorney fees in her legal battle with Justin Baldoni, who denied harassment allegations. Baldoni's attorney claimed victory, stating most of Lively's claims were dismissed.
Chivilcoy intensifica operativos policiales en accesos y barrios
Chivilcoy municipality deploys massive police operations across city access points and neighborhoods, implementing vehicle checkpoints and ID verification to deter crime and address resident concerns.
Man arrested after hiding in Best Buy overnight for Pokemon card release
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.
U.S. indicts Sinaloa governor, 9 Mexican officials on drug trafficking charges
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.
SPLC seeks sanctions against DOJ for leaking unsigned indictment draft to media
The SPLC requested judicial sanctions against DOJ prosecutors for sharing an unsigned, unstamped indictment draft with media before formal filing, allegedly violating grand jury secrecy rules.
Seis detenidos por robo y homicidio de adulta mayor en Coronel; cuatro son adolescentes
Six suspects, including four adolescents, have been detained in connection with the robbery and homicide of an elderly woman in Coronel, Chile. The case remains under judicial investigation.
Brazilian woman dies after rope-jumping instructors fail to attach safety cord
A 21-year-old woman died after instructors failed to attach a safety rope before pushing her off a 40-meter bridge in São Paulo. Three men have been arrested and face potential homicide charges.
Civil Police Engineering Division Inspects Impounded Vehicle Facility in Palotina
Curitiba Civil Police Engineering division conducted an inspection of an impounded vehicle warehouse in Palotina, Brazil, as part of asset management procedures.
Auckland police officer charged with family harm assault
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.
Santiago Uribe Surrenders to Face 28-Year Prison Sentence for Paramilitary Crimes
Santiago Uribe, brother of former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe, surrendered to authorities after the Supreme Court confirmed his 28-year prison sentence for creating the paramilitary group Los 12 Apóstoles and involvement in a 1994 murder.
Police dismantle nude scam ring operating from prisons, arrest suspects
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 dead in shooting at San Diego mosque; two attackers among victims
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.
Magna Founder Frank Stronach Convicted of Sexual Assault
Frank Stronach, founder of automotive supplier Magna International, was found guilty of sexual assault and indecent assault charges involving two women in a Canadian court.
Chartist eyes Nifty 26,000 on Trump tariff ruling; backs Granules India, KEI Industries
Technical analyst Ashish Kyal predicts Nifty 50 will gap-up and target 26,002 following US court's rejection of Trump tariffs, with dips to 25,750-25,780 offering buying opportunities.
Man sentenced to nearly 20 years for Colorado synagogue bomb plot
Richard Holzer, 28, was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison for plotting to bomb Temple Emanuel Synagogue in Pueblo, Colorado. A judge described the case as filled with Nazi and white supremacist ideology.
Actor James Handy killed in stabbing; stepson arrested in connection with death
James Handy, 81-year-old actor known for Jumanji, was fatally stabbed in the USA. His girlfriend's son has been formally accused of the homicide.
Madrid crime surge: sexual assaults and theft spike while domestic violence arrests plummet
Madrid police arrested 4,204 people in the first half of 2023, with significant increases in sexual assault arrests and theft cases, while domestic violence detentions dropped sharply compared to 2022.
Suspeito de estupro em Coruripe é preso com drogas em Maceió
Homem de 37 anos suspeito de estuprar mulher durante Carnaval em Coruripe foi preso em Benedito Bentes com maconha e crack. A vítima o reconheceu e ele também responderá por tráfico de entorpecentes.
Court orders customer to pay $103k for sexually harassing worker in landmark case
A Federal Circuit and Family Court ruled that customers can be held directly liable for sexually harassing workers, ordering a man to pay $90,000 in compensation plus $13,000 in penalties for harassing a gay self-storage facility employee.
Five Italian tourists die in Maldives cave diving accident
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.
Gilgo Beach killer sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering eight women
Rex Heuermann, the Gilgo Beach serial killer who murdered eight women between 1993 and 2010, received consecutive life sentences plus 25 years to life. Victims' families delivered emotional statements describing decades of devastation.
Four Peruvians killed in Virginia shooting; tenant arrested without bail
Four members of a Peruvian family and a tenant were shot dead in Prince William County, Virginia on October 18. The 24-year-old suspect, David Maine, was arrested without bail and faces four murder charges.
Three Michigan men charged in violent Las Vegas hotel kidnapping over gambling debts
Three Michigan men face kidnapping and extortion charges after allegedly beating and strangling a man at an MGM Grand hotel room to collect $185,000 in disputed gambling debts involving fraudulent sports betting.
Suspected cyberattack paralyzes Federal District Court systems
A suspected hacker attack disrupted the Federal District Court of Brazil (TJDFT) systems on Monday, forcing staff offline and causing widespread operational paralysis across departments.
Vatican Calendar's 'Sexy Priest' Star Revealed as Non-Clergy in Fraud Twist
A featured star of Rome's popular 'sexy priests' calendar has been revealed to never actually be a priest, sparking fraud allegations and public controversy.
DOJ Indicts Former FBI Director Comey Second Time, Charges Unclear
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.
Ex-cop's mother charged with witness tampering in double murder trial
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.
One Dead, Six Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash on I-10 in Banning
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.
PF rejeita conteúdo de delação de Vorcaro como insuficiente para acordo
Brazil's Federal Police expressed dissatisfaction with ex-banker Daniel Vorcaro's supplementary plea bargain submission, finding it lacks substantive new information to alter their investigation trajectory.
Four men killed in police confrontation at Maracajaú beach amid gang violence
Four armed men died in a shootout with military police in Maracajaú, RN, during an operation targeting a criminal faction involved in drug trafficking and intimidation.
Defensoria denuncia prisão ilegal de mulher que visitava filho em presídio
A Defensoria Pública afirma que a prisão de Paula Santanna de Oliveira, 50 anos, ao visitar filho em presídio é ilegal, pois sua pena foi extinta em 2020 e mandado deveria ter sido cancelado.
Novelist Accused of Murdering Husband After Writing 'How to Murder Your Husband'
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.
Man dies in shark attack off Perth coast, second fatal incident in Australia this year
A 38-year-old man died after a shark attack at Horseshoe Reef near Rottnest Island, Western Australia on Saturday, marking the second fatal shark incident in Australia this year.
Brazilian ex-guard claims remorse after viral prison sexual misconduct case
Ex-Brazilian prison officer Linda de Sousa Abreu, 40, was convicted and imprisoned for having sexual relations with an inmate at HMP Wandsworth in London. She received a 15-month sentence for misconduct in public office.
STF anula absolvição em caso Mariana Ferrer e estabelece novas regras para crimes sexuais
O STF anulou a absolvição do acusado de estuprar Mariana Ferrer e determinou que o caso retorne à primeira instância, estabelecendo novas regras para processos de crimes sexuais.
Italian Court Rejects Extradition of Former Brazilian Deputy Carla Zambelli
Italian courts rejected the extradition request for Carla Zambelli, a former Brazilian deputy, resulting in her release. The decision marks another instance of extradition refusal in her case.
Video of Highland Park Shooting Suspect's Arrest Goes Viral
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.
PCC enfrenta cisão interna com exclusão de Marcola após acusações de delação
Brazil's PCC criminal faction faces internal rupture as leader Marcola is accused of cooperating with authorities by rival Abel Pacheco (Vida Loka), triggering his expulsion from the organization.
Five Dead, Seven Injured in Moradabad Building Fire; Investigation Underway
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.
Man charged with threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Sandringham
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.
Weinstein rape trial ends in mistrial as jury deadlocks for third time
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.
Packers RB Josh Jacobs arrested on domestic violence charges in Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs was arrested Tuesday on multiple domestic violence charges including battery, strangulation, and intimidation following a disturbance complaint. His attorneys deny the allegations as the investigation continues.
Homem confessa morte de mulher e é condenado a 20 anos em julgamento em BH
Acusado confessou durante júri popular em Belo Horizonte o crime de matar uma mulher e esconder seu corpo em cisterna, sendo condenado a 20 anos de prisão.
French police arrest suspect in death of 11-year-old Lyhanna; body found after week-long search
An 11-year-old girl named Lyhanna who disappeared in France has been found dead on a farm. The suspect is identified as the father of a friend with a history of sexual predation.
Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15m over unauthorized use of her image on TV boxes
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.
Singapore man sentenced to life for killing roommate with boiling oil and knife
A 63-year-old Singapore man was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering his roommate by pouring boiling oil on him and stabbing him to death following disputes over living conditions in a one-room flat.
Seven Dead in Iowa Shooting Spree Linked to Domestic Dispute
Seven people, including the suspect, were killed in a shooting spree across multiple locations in Muscatine, Iowa, stemming from a domestic dispute. The suspect, Ryan Willis McFarland, 52, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after police located him.
Prison officers clash with Red Command faction in drone interdiction operation
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.
Hanson backs Roberts-Smith at rally, draws parallel to own overturned conviction
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson expressed support for former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith at a Brisbane rally, comparing his war crimes prosecution to her overturned 2003 conviction and calling him a 'war hero' despite serious allegations.
Illinois High School Student's Elementary School Shooting Plot Thwarted by Relative
A Plainfield high school freshman planning to shoot up an elementary school was stopped by a relative who tackled the armed student. Police recovered a gun and ammunition from the juvenile now in custody.
Swatch-Audemars Piguet collab sparks chaos across Europe and NYC
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.
Adult suspect in São Paulo gang rape case confesses, shocking police with apparent indifference
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.
Museveni sworn in for seventh term as Uganda's longest-serving ruler
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.
Florida man charged with attempted murder after shooting woman in neck, hiding in pool
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.
Australian man charged after police unearth buried firearms arsenal in outback
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.
Mangione's defence team abandons psychiatric defence strategy in Thompson murder trial
Luigi Mangione's lawyers reversed course on pursuing a psychiatric defence in his state murder trial for the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing, abandoning the strategy just a day after announcing it to the judge.
LAPD releases edited footage of officers shooting dog in apartment hallway
Los Angeles police shot and killed a woman's golden Saint Bernard doodle in her apartment hallway after responding to what turned out to be celebratory cheering during the NBA finals.
McIntyre Lays Out Rhodes in Heated Contract Signing; Dragunov Retains US Title
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.
Meteor explosion rattles New England; American Meteor Society confirms atmospheric entry
A 3-foot-wide meteor entering Earth's atmosphere near the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border caused a double boom and ground shaking across New England Saturday, with the American Meteor Society receiving dozens of reports from multiple states.
Police recover 25 stolen vehicles, arrest 2 Quebec men in Toronto auto-theft bust
Toronto-area police recovered 25 stolen vehicles and arrested two Quebec men in connection with a major auto-theft investigation spanning the Greater Toronto Area.
Multiple Gunmen Sought After Shooting at Toledo Festival Leaves 12 Wounded
Twelve people were shot during the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, with authorities actively searching for multiple gunmen responsible for the attack.
Philippine police mobilize as Senate opens Duterte impeachment trial
The Philippine National Police mobilized security forces as the Senate convened as an impeachment court to try Vice President Sara Duterte on charges including misuse of confidential funds and threats against President Marcos.
Selena Gomez Sports Bloody Look Filming Hulu's 'Only Murders in the Building'
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.
Portuguese Banking Association brings financial literacy to Almada schools
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.
Mensik ends Fonseca's Grand Slam dream at Roland Garros
Czech Jakub Mensik defeated Brazilian teenager João Fonseca 3-0 in Roland Garros quarterfinals, advancing to face Alexander Zverev in the semifinals and ending Fonseca's first Grand Slam semifinal bid.
Two arrested as gardaí recover €10k in stolen Lidl goods in Cork
Two men arrested in North Cork after gardaí recovered nearly €10,000 in stolen Lidl tools and appliances from a residential property during an ongoing theft investigation.
Australian mother jailed for faking son's cancer to fund lavish lifestyle
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.
Life sentence likely for Trump dinner shooting suspect, legal analyst says
Legal analysts predict life imprisonment for the shooter at a Trump dinner event, comparing sentencing precedents to similar cases from the 1970s.
New lawsuit alleges Super Micro concealed $2.5B illegal AI server sales to China
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.
SA Police to Return to Yunta Property in Continued Search for Missing 4yo Gus Lamont
South Australia's Police Commissioner defended the five-week search for missing 4-year-old Gus Lamont, confirming a fourth property search is planned based on expert analysis and data review.
FBI Kills Suspect in Bakersfield Bank Hostage Standoff; 10 Hostages Freed
FBI personnel fatally shot a man who took 10 hostages at a Chase Bank building in Bakersfield, California during a bomb threat. All hostages were safely released.
Delhi murder: Former domestic help arrested in 40-minute crime spanning two states
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.
Short seller Andrew Left convicted of securities fraud in landmark case
A U.S. jury found short seller Andrew Left guilty of securities fraud in a high-profile case that has significant implications for the investment community and regulatory enforcement.
New MyKad ditches Touch 'n Go for enhanced security with 53 features
Malaysia's new MyKad identity card eliminates the Touch 'n Go contactless payment function in favor of enhanced security features, replacing 23 security elements with 53 advanced protections.
Three arrested in La Plata ride-app robbery after phone tracking leads police to gang hideout
Police arrested three youths for violently robbing a DiDi driver in La Plata using fake passenger tactics. GPS tracking of the stolen iPhone led to their capture and recovery of the vehicle and stolen goods.
Associates of suspect in killings of abandoned Tennessee baby’s relatives arrested, authorities say
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…
Brazilian Court Allows Remote Phone Blocking for Unpaid Debts
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.
Man stabbed in neck after purchasing locked phone in Brazil
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 kill three at San Diego mosque in suspected hate 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.
Síndico confessa morte de corretora em Caldas Novas; corpo encontrado 15 km longe
Cleber Rosa de Oliveira, síndico, confessou ter matado a corretora Daiane Alves de Souza após discussão. O corpo foi encontrado 15 km de Caldas Novas; investigação aponta crime cometido em 8 minutos.
Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight: Viewing Guide
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.
Three Pennsylvania police officers killed in domestic incident shooting
Three law enforcement officers were killed and two critically injured while responding to a domestic incident in Pennsylvania. The suspect was also fatally shot by police.
Cientistas descobrem sexto campo de tectitos do mundo em Minas Gerais, mas cratera do impacto permanece desaparecida
Cientistas encontraram mais de 600 fragmentos de vidro de meteorito espalhados por 900 km no norte de Minas Gerais, evidência de um impacto cósmico de 6,3 milhões de anos. A descoberta marca a sexta ocorrência desse tipo no planeta, mas a cratera do impacto permanece desaparecida.
Five killed in Virginia bus crash; driver's English proficiency questioned
A bus crash on I-95 in Virginia killed five people, including two children, with authorities noting the driver doesn't speak English. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the incident unacceptable and announced investigations into licensing and training practices.
Toxicology Report Confirms Alcohol and Drugs in Gato Preto Porsche Crash
Brazilian influencer Samuel Sant'anna (Gato Preto) tested positive for alcohol, MDMA, and marijuana after causing a Porsche crash in São Paulo on August 20. He fled the scene and faces multiple traffic crime charges including reckless driving and failure to render aid.
Two arrested for shooting 17-year-old in armed robbery over cash envelope
PSP arrested two suspects for shooting a 17-year-old in Benfica after he received a cash envelope from a TVDE driver. A third suspect remains at large.
Brazilian BTS fan sentenced for obsessive stalking of Jungkook's home
A Brazilian woman received a suspended one-year prison sentence and faces deportation from South Korea after repeatedly stalking BTS member Jungkook's home, including ringing his doorbell 133 times in a single visit.
Polícia aponta morte de jogador como crime premeditado; defesa nega participação de ex-namorada
Polícia Civil de Mato Grosso do Sul classifica morte e esquartejamento do jogador Hugo Vinícius Skulny Pedrosa, 19, como crime premeditado. Ex-namorada é apontada como coautora; defesa nega participação.
UnitedHealthcare CEO shot dead in Manhattan; masked gunman still at large
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.
Utah Mom Convicted of Murdering Husband with Fentanyl for Financial Gain
Kouri Richins was convicted of murdering her husband Eric with fentanyl in a cocktail, driven by financial desperation and an affair. Jurors found her guilty on all counts after a three-week trial, citing damaging evidence including her suspicious 911 call, financial motive, and housekeeper testimony.
Third fatal shark attack in Western Australia within a month
A 35-year-old spearfisher was killed in a shark attack off Western Australia, marking the third fatal encounter in the same region within four weeks, raising concerns about shark activity.
Cape Verde court clears path for Alex Saab's extradition to US
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.
Itaú agrees to reimburse customers for 14 years of unauthorized insurance charges
Itaú Unibanco reached an agreement with Brazil's public prosecutor and consumer defense institute to refund customers charged for unauthorized insurance on credit card statements spanning 14 years (2011-2025).
Pistons seek Game 4 upset as Magic chase historic 8-seed run
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.
Man stabbed to death at Odisha wedding over music dispute
A 25-year-old man was stabbed to death during a marriage procession in Odisha's Ganjam district after demanding specific music be played. The incident escalated when band members refused and the victim slapped one of them.
Former Nigerian Power Minister Sentenced to 75 Years for $24.7M Laundering
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.
Comey indicted over seashell photo in Trump administration's second prosecution attempt
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.
Atendente solicita senha de celular e baixa fotos íntimas de cliente em SC
Atendente em Santa Catarina solicitou senha do celular durante atendimento e baixou fotos íntimas da cliente sem consentimento, configurando crime de invasão de privacidade.
Álvaro Aguado breaks silence on sexual assault allegations ahead of trial
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.
Australia opens limited travel bubble with New Zealand from October 16
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.
Ex-Cop Dies in Will County Jail; South Side Irish Parade Returns
Illinois law enforcement reports multiple incidents including an ex-cop's death in custody, a toddler fatally shooting his mother, gas station robberies, and community events including the South Side Irish Parade's return.
Far-right politicians exploit UK teen's murder for anti-immigration rhetoric
European far-right politicians are weaponizing the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak for anti-immigration messaging, despite pleas from his family to avoid exploitation and focus on knife crime prevention.
Man Shot by ICE Agents Indicted on Assault Charges in California
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.
Former Kingston youth group leader acquitted of sexual assault charges
A former Kingston church youth group leader was found not guilty of grooming and sexually assaulting two brothers in the 1980s. Justice Sally Gomery cited inconsistencies in the complainants' testimony and ruled the Crown failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
Dallas Junior Wheelchair Mavericks teaches disabled youth that challenges aren't roadblocks
The Dallas Junior Wheelchair Mavericks provides competitive basketball for disabled children ages 5-18, removing barriers to sports participation and teaching life lessons through adaptive athletics.
Man arrested for online grooming and sexual exploitation of minor
Portuguese police arrested a 24-year-old man accused of grooming and sexually exploiting a 14-year-old girl online between 2020-2025, using coercion and blackmail after initial manipulation.
French police arrest mother after 10-year-old boy found dead in suitcase
French police arrested a 33-year-old mother after her 10-year-old son's body was discovered in a suitcase near Paris. The child had multiple stab wounds; authorities are conducting an autopsy.
Supreme Court Limits State Consumer Protections in Roundup Ruling
Supreme Court ruled that states cannot pursue consumer protection lawsuits against Roundup manufacturer when federal agencies have not taken action, blocking thousands of pending cases.
Six dead as massive fire engulfs Secunderabad bike showroom and hotel lounge
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.
Arrested businessman's father donated R$1M to Zema's party in 2022
Federal Police arrested the father of Vorcaro, who donated R$1 million to Governor Zema's party in 2022. The arrest is linked to investigations into an intimidation group called 'Turma' that allegedly paid bonuses to members.
UK raises terror threat to severe after antisemitic stabbing in London
Britain elevated its national terror threat to 'severe' following an antisemitic stabbing in Golders Green, citing broader concerns about extreme right-wing terrorism and warning another attack is 'highly likely' within six months.
Santa Catarina court exonerates teens in dog killing case, mother speaks out
A Santa Catarina court archived the case against adolescents accused of killing a community dog named Orelha in Florianópolis, citing lack of evidence. The mother of one accused teen described the ordeal's impact on family, work, and school life.
Montreal shooting kills police officer, civilian and suspect in targeted incident
A shooting in Montreal resulted in the deaths of a police officer, a civilian, and a suspect. The incident appeared to target police and ended after a manhunt and shootout.
Renan Calheiros propõe ampliar FGC para cobrir R$ 1,8 bi de fundos de pensão no Master
Senator Renan Calheiros proposes expanding FGC protection to cover R$1.8 billion in financial letters purchased by 18 public pension funds from the troubled Banco Master, whose owner faces fraud investigations.
Com saída de Duque, crime organizado também vai embora, diz vice do PSUV
Vice-presidente venezuelano Diosdado Cabello afirma que saída de Iván Duque da Colômbia eliminará crime organizado e tráfico de drogas, enquanto Venezuela e Colômbia restabelecem relações diplomáticas.
Ed Gama alerta sobre golpes após ser assaltado no Rio
Brazilian comedian Ed Gama reported being robbed in Rio de Janeiro, losing access to WhatsApp and other accounts. He warned followers not to send money to anyone requesting funds in his name, as criminals retain access to some of his accounts.
Man stabbed to death in Delhi over family dispute; brother-in-law sought
A 26-year-old man was fatally stabbed in northwest Delhi by his brother-in-law and associate over a family dispute. Police have registered a murder case and launched a search for the accused.
Body found in search for 12-year-old boy missing in Lancashire river
A 12-year-old boy drowned in Lancashire's River Ribble during a record-breaking UK heatwave, with his body recovered after a major search. Multiple water-related deaths across the country highlight dangers of cold-water shock despite warm air temperatures.
Parasite Hijacks Host Cell Quality Control to Suppress Mitochondrial Defense
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.
Carregador de celular causa incêndio em Palmas; especialistas orientam sobre riscos
Carregador de celular conectado à tomada provocou incêndio que destruiu suíte de casa em Palmas (TO). Especialistas alertam que carregadores não originais carecem de proteção adequada.
Esposa de Henrique é presa em Orlando por dirigir com habilitação vencida
Amanda Vasconcelos, esposa do cantor Henrique da dupla Henrique e Juliano, foi presa em Orlando por dirigir com habilitação vencida e desobedecer ordem de parada policial. A prisão ocorre em contexto de família com histórico de doações milionárias a candidatos bolsonaristas.
Rape victim condemns judge's decision to spare attackers jail time
A 16-year-old rape victim has condemned a judge's decision to spare two teenage boys jail time, calling it a 'rock in my face.' The attorney general is reviewing the sentences amid public outcry.
Student killed, four wounded in shooting at Tennessee pre-prom gathering
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.
Chinese tea chain ordered to pay Louis Vuitton $1.5M for trademark infringement
A Suzhou court ordered Shenzhen-based Molly Tea to pay Louis Vuitton US$1.5 million for trademark infringement, with the tea chain planning to appeal the ruling.
Influenciador Gato Preto indiciado por quatro crimes em acidente com Porsche em SP
São Paulo police indicted influencer Samuel Sant'Anna da Costa (Gato Preto) on four charges stemming from an August 2025 Porsche accident where he hit a vehicle carrying a man and child, fled the scene, and tested positive for alcohol and drugs.
South Korea's tattoo artists emerge from decades underground after court legalizes profession
South Korea's top court overturned a 1992 ruling criminalizing non-medical tattooing, ending decades of legal persecution for tattoo artists who operated underground. The landmark decision follows legislative action and a sustained campaign by artists facing harassment and safety risks.
Security Official's Son Arrested After Shootout in Argentine City
Police in Zárate detained five suspects including the son of the municipal security subsecretary after a chase and shootout. One detainee is wanted for a naval officer's murder; the subsecretary was preventively removed from office.
Mosquitoes, not hippos, are the world's deadliest animal to humans
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.
Arrest Made in 2017 'Putney Pusher' Case After 9-Year Investigation
Police arrested a suspect in connection with a 2017 incident where a woman was shoved into a bus's path on a London bridge. The arrest comes nine years after the 'Putney pusher' incident.
STF denies bail for Henry Borel's mother in high-profile murder case
Brazil's Supreme Court Minister Edson Fachin rejected a motion to release Monique Medeiros, imprisoned for her son Henry Borel's death in 2021. The defense argued the detention violated procedural rights and international human rights conventions.
Businessman acquitted in fatal Biscayne Bay boat crash that killed teen
Prominent businessman George Pino was found not guilty in a 2022 boat crash that killed a teenager and permanently disabled another. The verdict concludes a high-profile case in Miami.
40+ arrested in major gang racketeering bust linked to murders, gun trafficking
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.
Intelligent bear that injured four escapes Fukushima facility
An unusually intelligent bear attacked four people at a Fukushima office complex and residential area before escaping by unlatching a window, evading police capture efforts.
Câmeras registram invasão de loja durante madrugada em Maricá
Câmeras de segurança capturam invasão de estabelecimento comercial durante madrugada em Maricá, documentando o crime em tempo real.
Jury deadlocked in trial of Norwegian teen accused of contract killing plot
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the trial of 19-year-old Johannes Natland, accused of traveling to England to commit murder for an Iranian-backed crime gang. He will face a retrial after being remanded in custody.
Ex-CIA official held without bail over $40m gold bar theft allegations
A former CIA executive with top-secret clearance has been accused of theft and stashing $40m in gold bars at his Virginia home. Prosecutors call him a 'master manipulator' while his defense argues the gold was properly accounted for.
UK police arrest 300+ in crackdown on illegal trade and immigration crime
UK police arrested over 300 people across a five-day operation targeting illegal trade and organised immigration crime, seizing £1m cash and contraband goods from businesses including barber shops and vape stores.
DOJ charges 10 in Southern California healthcare fraud schemes totaling $297M
Federal authorities charged 10 Southern California defendants in healthcare fraud schemes totaling nearly $270 million in fraudulent Medi-Cal claims, part of a nationwide takedown involving 455 defendants and $6.5 billion in alleged fraud.
Fugitive arrested in Mexico nearly two years after fleeing with children following partner's death
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.
NYPD Officers Hurt in Intentional Explosion; D.C. Shooting Suspect Held
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 Plates Go Viral: What a Daily 10-Minute Trial Actually Reveals
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.
French banker sentenced to 25 years for systematic abuse of ex-partner
A French court sentenced a 51-year-old former banker to 25 years in prison for rape, torture, and sexual exploitation of his ex-partner over seven years, rejecting his defense claim of consensual sadomasochism.
Shooting in Honduras kills three, including 10-year-old child
Three people, including a 10-year-old boy, were killed in an indiscriminate shooting in La Ceiba, Honduras. The incident reflects the country's severe gang and organized crime violence.
Man Fatally Stabbed After Refusing to Surrender Phone in Manaus
A man was fatally stabbed in eastern Manaus after refusing to surrender his mobile phone to an assailant, highlighting violent street crime in the Brazilian city.
California braces for dangerous holiday weather as atmospheric rivers bring flooding, snow
Heavy rain and flash flooding in northern California killed at least one person and triggered water rescues across the region. More dangerous weather including atmospheric rivers is forecast through Christmas week.
Mark Fuhrman, central figure in O.J. Simpson trial, dead at 74
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.
WNBA playoff picture takes shape with 10 days left in regular season
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.
Strickland stuns Chimaev in UFC's wildest rivalry since 2018
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.
Norway's Crown Princess's Son Faces Verdict in High-Profile Rape Trial
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's crown princess, will receive his verdict Monday on 40 charges including four counts of rape, with prosecutors seeking 7.5 years imprisonment while his defense argues for 1.5 years.
Teen out on weapons bail arrested in crowded beach stabbing
An 18-year-old Rhode Island resident already out on bail for weapons charges was arrested for a stabbing at a crowded beach that injured three people and caused panic among hundreds of beachgoers.
IDOT reopens construction lanes for Memorial Day travel surge
Illinois Department of Transportation is reopening construction lanes and increasing police patrols ahead of Memorial Day weekend, when AAA expects 39 million Americans to travel, with 35 million driving.
Adams Confidant Carone Indicted in $120K Bribery Scheme
Frank Carone, a longtime associate of former NYC Mayor Eric Adams, has been indicted in a $120,000 bribery scheme involving police executives. Federal authorities conducted searches across the city as part of a broader corruption investigation.
Queensland Police Confirm Remains of Missing Teenager Pheobe Bishop Found in Bushland
Queensland Police confirmed human remains found in bushland belong to missing 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop. Two housemates have been charged with her murder.
Finland's Underground Cities Become Global Model for Civil Defense
Finland has developed extensive underground infrastructure with recreational facilities at 25 meters depth, now attracting international interest in bomb shelter construction and civil defense planning.
Henry Borel case: Monique's defense expresses confidence in acquittal at trial start
The trial of Monique Medeiros begins in Rio de Janeiro for the death of her 4-year-old son Henry Borel in 2021. Her defense argues she was a victim of domestic abuse and was sleeping when the child died from internal injuries.
Man shot dead at UBC golf club in targeted killing
A 38-year-old man was shot dead in a targeted killing at University Golf Club near UBC in Vancouver. Homicide investigators are pursuing leads while a vehicle fire and highway crash may be connected to the incident.
Norwegian Crown Princess's Son Convicted of Rape, Sentenced to 4 Years
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's crown princess, has been found guilty of two counts of rape and sentenced to 4 years in prison following a high-profile trial.
FBI arrests man accused of death threats against ICE officer's family at NJ protest
Acting AG Todd Blanche announced the FBI arrested a man who made death threats against an ICE officer and his family during a Newark detention center protest. The arrest followed six nights of escalating clashes between approximately 100 protesters and federal agents.
Stockton mass shooting kills 4, wounds 11 at family gathering; victims ages 8-22
A mass shooting at a banquet hall in Stockton on November 29 killed four people and wounded 11 others, with victims ranging from 8 to 22 years old. The suspect remains at large as authorities investigate the targeted incident.
Sri Lanka's top Buddhist monk arrested over alleged rape of 15-year-old
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.
Judge releases document purported to be Epstein suicide note
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.
Federal Police dismantle criminal group planning attacks on Moro and public officials
Brazilian Federal Police conducted Operation Sequaz to dismantle a criminal group planning simultaneous attacks on public officials, including senator Sergio Moro. The operation resulted in 35 warrants across four states.
Polícia procura por empresário desaparecido em Cuiabá há três dias
Jorge Carlos Britto dos Santos, 63 anos, desapareceu em Cuiabá após sair para o distrito do Coxipó do Ouro. Polícia Civil realiza buscas, mas não encontrou sinais aparentes de crime.
Fujimori leads Peru runoff as Sánchez alleges fraud with 98% votes counted
Keiko Fujimori maintains a razor-thin lead over Roberto Sánchez in Peru's presidential runoff with 98% of votes counted, but Sánchez's party alleges fraud and requests annulment of 1,751 polling stations.
South Carolina AG vows swift retrial of Alex Murdaugh after conviction overturned
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.
Love Island alumnus rearrested on suspicion of obstructing justice in sexual assault probe
A former Love Island contestant has been rearrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice after allegedly contacting an alleged victim during an ongoing sexual assault investigation.
Police deploy water cannons as Belfast unrest escalates over stabbing
Northern Ireland experiences second night of violent protests following a stabbing incident, with demonstrators clashing with police using water cannons amid anti-immigrant tensions.
Monaco explosion injures Ukrainian oligarch amid manhunt for suspect
A blast in Monaco injured three people including Ukrainian oligarch Ermolaev, described as a terrorist attack. Police launched a manhunt after suspect fled the scene.
AFA blocks judicial probe into finances and Faroni's dollar collections
Argentina's football federation (AFA) obtained a court injunction blocking regulatory inspections of financial records from 2022-2025, allegedly delaying accountability until after major tournaments. A prosecutor revealed evidence of potential fraud involving millions in unaccounted dollars through a U.S. firm.
Vara's defense appeals conviction, argues procedural nullity in money laundering case
Former minister Armando Vara's defense appeals his two-year prison sentence for money laundering, arguing the conviction is null because tax fraud facts were not included in the indictment.
80-year-old robbed of cellphone in Belo Horizonte street assault
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.
Defense argues Monique Medeiros tried without evidence in Henry Borel case
In closing arguments, Monique Medeiros' defense attorney argued the mother lacks evidence of knowledge of her son's abuse and is being judged on prejudice rather than facts in the high-profile murder trial.
Norwegian prosecutor seeks 7+ years prison for princess's son in rape trial
Prosecutors in Oslo seek over seven years imprisonment for Marius Borg Høiby, son of Princess Mette-Marit, on 40 charges including rape, domestic violence, and drug trafficking. The case has severely damaged Norway's royal family image.
Missing woman linked to Olney house where police found chemicals, weapons
FBI investigation of a Philadelphia rowhouse uncovered a chemical laboratory, drugs, weapons, and fake federal badges, with possible connections to a woman missing since 2016.
Police outgunned at Bondi massacre with 9mm pistols against rifles, royal commission hears
NSW police were outgunned during the December 2025 Bondi beach terror attack, armed with 9mm pistols against rifle-wielding attackers. An armed response command with long-arm weapons is being accelerated to full operation within 12 months.
Knicks One Win From Finals, Lead Cavs 3-0 Behind Brunson's 30 Points
The New York Knicks defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 121-108 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals, taking a 3-0 series lead and moving one win away from their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999.
South Korea to deport Brazilian woman who stalked BTS star Jungkook
A Brazilian woman received a suspended one-year prison sentence and faces deportation from South Korea after stalking BTS member Jungkook, visiting his home 22 times and ringing his doorbell 133 times despite police warnings.
Teacher's aide charged with child exploitation in Sydney investigation
An 18-year-old teacher's aide in Sydney has been charged with child prostitution, producing abuse material, and extortion following a five-month police investigation.
Two killed, one injured in shooting at Michigan shopping mall
Two people were killed and a third injured in a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, Michigan. Police have two people in custody as they investigate the incident.
2026 NBA Draft: Top prospects graded as Wizards select Dybantsa at No. 1
The New York Times' draft experts provide scouting analysis and instant grades for the top seven 2026 NBA Draft selections, led by AJ Dybantsa to Washington and Cameron Boozer to Memphis.
KC Man Sentenced to Nearly 4 Years for Federal Gun Charge
James Tatum, 35, was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm after police discovered a Glock 43X in his vehicle during a June 2024 traffic stop in Columbia, Missouri.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer teases Tom Holland's isolated hero facing darker challenges
Marvel releases first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, showing Tom Holland's Peter Parker living in isolation after erasing his identity, facing new villains and personal challenges in July 2026 release.
Body camera captures officer's harrowing encounter with armed robbery suspect
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.
Rio prosecutors seek jury trial for Jairinho and Monique in Henry Borel death case
Rio de Janeiro prosecutors requested a jury trial for ex-councilman Jairinho and Monique Medeiros in the 2021 death of 4-year-old Henry Borel, accusing them of torture and homicide.
Man arrested for threatening partner while keeping illegal firearms at home in Belo Horizonte
A 45-year-old man was arrested in Belo Horizonte after threatening his partner and illegally storing three firearms at home, including one kept under his pillow. Police discovered the weapons during a search prompted by his daughter's emergency call.
Two girls seek police protection from forced marriage in Larkana
Two girls sought police protection against forced marriage in Larkana while a separate case involved a 14-year-old sexually assaulted by her brother. Both incidents highlight ongoing protection challenges for vulnerable minors in the region.
Maryland officials condemn White House shooting that wounded two National Guard troops
Two West Virginia National Guard members were shot near the White House on Nov. 26, with the suspect in custody. Maryland officials condemned the violence and offered support to the injured service members.
Adriana's trial features dramatic courtroom reversals in 'Quem Ama Cuida'
In the Brazilian telenovela 'Quem Ama Cuida,' Adriana's trial features dramatic plot twists as family members turn against each other, with Pilar confronting her nephew.
Florida man sentenced to nearly 5 years for assaulting officer during Jan. 6 Capitol riot
A 27-year-old Florida man was sentenced to 57 months in prison for assaulting a police officer during the January 6 Capitol riot, beating him with a police baton while part of a mob.
Brink acknowledges marketing privilege, calls for equitable endorsement opportunities across WNBA
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 launches integrated police operation to combat crime in North and Northwest sectors
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.
Study: Police actions wounded 120,000+ protesters globally since 2015
A comprehensive study by human rights organizations found over 120,000 people were injured by tear gas and rubber bullets during protests worldwide since 2015, with at least 26 deaths recorded.
US mosque shooting suspects had anti-Islamic messages in vehicle, FBI says
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.
Brazilian Judge Accused of Harassment Suspected of Using AI to Generate Flawed Sentences
A Brazilian judge in Maranhão accused of sexual harassment is suspected of using AI to generate legally incorrect court sentences, raising concerns about judicial integrity and technology misuse.
Brazilian court upholds arrest of influencer accused of staging theft for social media
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.
Judge rules ABC article on Gatto 'entirely accurate' in defamation loss
Melbourne underworld veteran Mick Gatto's defamation case against the ABC was dismissed, with a judge ruling the broadcaster's 2019 article about alleged threats and murders was entirely accurate and fair reporting of legal proceedings.
Sydney woman refused bail on IS charges; ABC reporters barred from One Nation presser
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.
Two arrested in Cheshire cooking oil theft investigation
Two men from Sheffield were arrested in Wilmslow on suspicion of going equipped for burglary following a police investigation into cooking oil thefts across Cheshire, reflecting a growing crime trend linked to fuel price increases.
F1 Legend Prost Injured in Armed Home Robbery Near Geneva
Four-time F1 champion Alain Prost was injured during an armed home invasion near Geneva where masked robbers forced entry and stole items from a safe.
Sabrina Carpenter granted restraining order after alleged stalking incidents
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter obtained a temporary restraining order against a man accused of multiple trespassing incidents and attempted break-ins at her Los Angeles home, citing severe emotional distress and fear for her safety.
Brazil's PGR Files Charges Against Deputy van Hattem Over Federal Police Criticism
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.
Indonesian man sentenced to 3 years for possessing RM138,920 in counterfeit currency
An Indonesian man received a three-year jail sentence for possessing RM138,920 in counterfeit Malaysian ringgit banknotes. The case involved four arrests across the Malaysia-Indonesia border region.
Second suspect arrested in TransMilenio student murder; allegedly facilitated killer's escape
Colombian authorities arrested a second suspect in the April 15 killing of university student Fredy Santiago Guzmán during a robbery attempt on Bogotá's TransMilenio. The suspect allegedly facilitated the criminals' escape by keeping bus doors open.
Dutch authorities foil far-right plot targeting future Queen Amalia and sister
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.'
Man arrested after car strikes five in Nottinghamshire town centre
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.
Man dies after shark attack near Cairns in Far North Queensland
A 39-year-old man died after a shark attack at Kennedy Shoal near Hull Heads in Far North Queensland. This marks the second fatal shark attack in Australian waters in two weeks.
London police arrest 173 suspects using facial recognition cameras, including woman wanted 20+ years
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.
US Judge Admits to Affair with Officer at Courthouse, Faces Minimal Discipline
Federal Judge Eleanor Ross resigned after admitting to a two-year sexual relationship with a police officer in her Georgia courthouse office, causing workplace disruption for staff.
Royal commission finds Jewish agency warned of 'high' threat before Bondi shooting
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.
Ademir suborna testemunha para condenar Adriana em 'Quem Ama Cuida'
In the telenovela 'Quem ama cuida', character Ademir pays witness Tom to give false testimony against Adriana during her murder trial, later compensating him for his perjury.
Suspect arrested in deadly Indianapolis bar shooting that killed 1, wounded 5
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.
Spanish court suspends 15-month sentence for fan's racist abuse of Rashford
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 deports ex-minister Alex Saab to US to face financial crime charges
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.
Pilar's Inside Informant: Governess Diná Becomes Villain's Spy in Arthur's Home
In Brazilian telenovela Quem Ama Cuida, villain Pilar recruits household staff as informant to sabotage her brother Arthur's competency hearing by drugging his juice before court.
Drug dealer jailed 16+ years after £1.6m cash seizure in Bradford
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.
UK papers lead on defence spending concerns and royal wedding coverage
UK Sunday newspapers lead with coverage of Peter Phillips' wedding to NHS nurse Harriet Sperling, alongside reports on defence spending concerns and D-Day commemorations.
Three killed in suspected hate crime at San Diego Islamic center
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 march in London as Tommy Robinson rallies far-right supporters
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.
German court sentences RAF fugitive Klette to 13 years for robbery
Daniela Klette, a fugitive member of Germany's RAF terrorist group, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for robbery after three decades on the run. Her capture and conviction mark a significant closure to a decades-long manhunt.
Australian women face slavery charges over alleged IS-era conduct in Syria
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.
Federal Police reject banker Vorcaro's plea deal in Master case
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.
Mangione's defense will argue extreme emotional disturbance in Thompson murder trial
Luigi Mangione's defense team will argue extreme emotional disturbance in his state murder trial for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, potentially reducing conviction to manslaughter rather than murder.
Ronaldo squanders clear chance in Portugal's Nigeria warmup
Cristiano Ronaldo squandered a clear scoring opportunity in Portugal's warm-up match against Nigeria, shooting wide despite being isolated in front of goal.
WhatsApp Money Transfers: Convenience With Caution Required
WhatsApp now enables money transfers via Facebook Pay in Brazil through partner banks, but transactions cannot be reversed and users face fraud risks despite security features.
Calcutta HC Dismisses Petition Against 'The Bengal Files' Over Lack of Evidence
Calcutta High Court dismissed a petition challenging the Vivek Agnihotri film 'The Bengal Files' after the petitioner failed to provide substantiated evidence supporting his claims about misrepresentation.
Verme devorador de carne retorna aos EUA impulsionado pelo crime organizado
A mosca-da-bicheira, praga que não era vista nos EUA há 60 anos, ressurgiu no país impulsionada pelo crime organizado. O surto afeta o gado e já infectou animais domésticos.
Singapore sentences Malaysian man to 12 years for raping domestic worker while impersonating police
A Singapore court sentenced a 48-year-old Malaysian man to 12 years imprisonment and caning for raping an Indonesian domestic worker after impersonating a police officer near Little India MRT station in July 2022.
Man convicted for secretly living in basement for three months
A man was convicted in the USA for secretly living in a house basement for three months without the family's knowledge, receiving a three-year prison sentence.
UFPE may issue separate Medicine admission list if Sisu bonus isn't updated
Federal Court of Pernambuco suspended UFPE's 5% regional bonus for Medicine course applicants, potentially creating divergent admission lists between SISU and university recalculations if the system isn't updated in time.
France faces 'massive' child abuse scandal with 100+ allegations against school monitors
Paris police are investigating over 100 allegations of violence and sexual assault against school monitors at dozens of state nurseries and primary schools, with children as young as three affected. Parents' groups say systemic failures in recruitment and oversight allowed abuse to continue for years.
Man arrested after terrorizing victims with fake gun to steal phones in Piracicaba
Police arrested a man in Piracicaba who robbed two people using threats with a fake firearm. The suspect was traced through the stolen phone's GPS tracking system.
CHP Captain's Alleged Murder-for-Hire Plot Detailed at Hitman Trial
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.
Toledo Zoo evacuated after bomb threat; no injuries reported
Toledo Zoo in Ohio was evacuated Friday following a bomb threat. Police searched the facility; no injuries were reported and authorities ruled out active shooter involvement.
Brazil's TSE Strips Roraima Governor Denarium of Mandate, Declares Him Ineligible
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has declared Governor Denarium of Roraima ineligible for 8 years and annulled his mandate following electoral violations.
Norwegian Prosecutor Blocks Release of Princess's Son Despite Mother's Critical Health
Norwegian prosecutors have blocked the release of Marius Borg Høiby from prison despite a court order, citing his mother Princess Mette-Marit's serious health condition requiring a lung transplant.
Foreign national arrested in connection with lawyer's murder in Arequipa
Peruvian police arrested a 23-year-old foreign national for the April murder of lawyer Eddy Martín Siguas in Chala. The suspect posed as a client to gain office access before shooting the 55-year-old victim five times.
Iconic 'Succulent Chinese Meal' Meme Enters Australia's National Film Archive
Australia's national film archive is preserving the 1991 'succulent Chinese meal' meme, a viral internet phenomenon born from Jack Karlson's dramatic arrest monologue that became cultural folklore.
Brampton church youth leader charged with sexual assault of minor
A 32-year-old Brampton church youth leader has been charged with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old over several months. Police believe there may be additional victims.
Judge Orders Review of Trump's $1.8B IRS Settlement Amid Fraud Allegations
A federal judge has ordered review of Trump's settlement with the IRS to drop a $10 billion lawsuit, with former judges questioning the legitimacy of a $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund' created as part of the deal.
Shakira settles Spanish tax fraud case, avoids prison with €7.3M fine
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.
Man arrested for stealing motorcycle during phone sale meetup
Police arrested a man accused of stealing a motorcycle during what appeared to be a cell phone sale meeting. The incident highlights risks associated with in-person transactions for high-value items.
89-year-old gunman arrested after shooting spree wounds five in central Athens
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.
SA Police Resume Search for Missing Boy Gus Lamont After Heavy Rains
South Australian police have returned to Yunta to search a family property for evidence related to four-year-old Gus Lamont's disappearance in September 2025, utilizing recent heavy rains to aid the investigation.
Disabled court users face 'resilience test' navigating inaccessible UK justice system
Wheelchair users and disabled professionals report significant accessibility failures in UK courts, including broken lifts, inaccessible toilets, and stairs-only exits, forcing some to leave professions or abandon jury service despite legal requirements for reasonable adjustments.
Jairinho's defense abandons trial in Henry Borel death case, judge orders OAB investigation
Dr. Jairinho's trial for the 2021 death of child Henry Borel was suspended after his defense team abandoned the courtroom, preventing jury deliberation. The judge cited premeditated conduct and ordered investigation of the attorneys' behavior.
Wembanyama's defensive dominance sends Spurs past Blazers in Game 5
Victor Wembanyama's elite defense led the San Antonio Spurs past the Portland Trail Blazers 114-93 in Game 5, with the 7-footer recording six blocks and forcing turnovers that shut down Portland's offense.
Monique breaks down as brother testifies in Henry Borel trial's sixth day
During the sixth day of Henry Borel's murder trial, Monique Medeiros broke down in tears while her brother testified about the boy's visits to their family home, claiming he never arrived with injuries or marks.
Astrid Fontenelle pede desculpas por comentário sobre caso de injúria racial
Apresentadora Astrid Fontenelle retrata-se após comentário em post de Rodrigo Branco, condenado por injúria racial contra Thelma Assis, reconhecendo erro ao minimizar crime racial.
Crans-Montana fire victims' lawyers seek murder charges against bar owners
Lawyers for victims of a deadly 2024 New Year's Eve fire in Switzerland that killed 41 people have requested prosecutors upgrade charges against bar owners from manslaughter to murder, citing WhatsApp messages showing awareness of fire risk.
Walcyr Carrasco transforms personal tragedy into new prime-time telenovela
Brazilian screenwriter Walcyr Carrasco transforms his personal recovery experience into a new prime-time novela featuring inheritance disputes, murder accusations, and family conflict.
Mãe de três filhos é morta a facadas pelo namorado em Goiânia
Natali Vieira Batista, 33 anos, mãe de três filhos e viúva, foi morta a facadas pelo namorado Djanir Brito Guimarães em Goiânia. O suspeito confessou o crime e foi preso em flagrante, tendo histórico de violência doméstica.
British author's mother seeks justice as Dominican Republic retrial opens
A 93-year-old Cambridge mother seeks justice as her daughter Lindsay de Feliz's murder case goes to retrial in the Dominican Republic after previous acquittals were appealed to the supreme court.
FBI hunts armed suspect in Kansas City shooting spree near World Cup venue
FBI offers $25K reward for 22-year-old Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, wanted for a violent cross-state crime spree including highway shootings near the FIFA World Cup venue in Kansas City.
Morocco's Hakimi ordered to stand trial on rape charge
French prosecutors confirmed Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi will stand trial for rape allegations dating to 2023. The PSG defender has consistently denied the accusations and awaits trial scheduled for 2026.
Suspect in Minas Gerais femicide found dead after killing wife, shooting stepson
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.
Fired N.C. Officer Charged After Video Shows Violent Arrest
Former Shelby County police officer Karson Hyder was charged with assault after doorbell video showed him repeatedly punching a woman during an arrest. He turned himself in and was released on bond.
Mulher é morta por ex-namorado em loja do Golden Square em São Bernardo
Mulher foi morta por ex-namorado em loja do Golden Square Shopping em São Bernardo na noite de quarta-feira. O caso é tratado como feminicídio; a vítima possuía medida protetiva contra o agressor.
France's oldest female detainee, 79, tried for 1995 cold case murder
France's oldest female detainee, Marie-Thérèse Garcia, 79, stands trial for the 1995 murder and dismemberment of her former sister-in-law. DNA evidence from hair samples found in a trunk discovered in the Seine has reopened the cold case after 31 years.
Colombian court bars presidential candidate from wearing national team jersey in campaign
A Colombian judge issued a provisional measure prohibiting presidential candidate Abelardo De La Espriella from using the Colombian national soccer team jersey in his campaign, ruling it violates electoral equality rights.
Two killed as SUV ploughs into Leipzig crowd; suspect arrested
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.
Brasil inaugura primeira adidância do Fisco na China fora das Américas
Brasil inaugura sua primeira adidância tributária e aduaneira fora das Américas, instalada na China, com objetivo de fortalecer cooperação fiscal e combater crimes financeiros internacionais.
Belfast arrest toll rises to 19 as anti-immigrant riots spark mass counter-rallies
Arrests in Belfast riots have risen to 19 following anti-immigrant violence triggered by a stabbing incident. Thousands gathered for counter-rallies condemning the disorder and xenophobic attacks.
Police Confirm Remains Found in Ballymena Are Those of Chloe Mitchell
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.
Man critical after shark attack off Western Australia's Rottnest Island
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.
Body found believed to be fugitive Australian shooter wanted in triple murder
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.
Police hunt woman shot by Speaker's guard after refusing to stop
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.
Security guard stops armed robbery attempt with gunfire at Oakland mall
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.
Cell phone theft reported in downtown Encantado
A man reported the theft of his mobile phone in the downtown area of Encantado. The incident highlights ongoing street crime concerns in the city center.
Mexico City police arrest two men for hurling rocks from overpasses onto vehicles
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.
Ataque a tiros em duas escolas de Aracruz deixa três mortos e nove feridos
Ataque a tiros em duas escolas de Aracruz, Espírito Santo, deixou três mortos e nove feridos na manhã de sexta-feira. Suspeito ainda não identificado invadiu instituições educacionais na mesma rua.
Massachusetts sues UnitedHealthcare for alleged $100M MassHealth fraud
Massachusetts Attorney General Campbell filed a lawsuit alleging UnitedHealthcare defrauded MassHealth of $100 million through fraudulent practices in state Medicaid plans for seniors.
Defense Rests in Karmelo Anthony Murder Trial; Jury Deliberations Begin Tuesday
The defense rested its case in the Karmelo Anthony murder trial without calling Anthony to testify. Jury deliberations are set to begin Tuesday following the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf at a Frisco ISD track meet.
Municipal guard arrested for killing wife hours after wedding in São Paulo
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 Author Craig Silvey Arrested Over Child Exploitation Allegations
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.
Mossos arrest two men and minor in agricultural warehouse theft in Lleida
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.
'Quem Ama Cuida': Multiple suspects filmed in Arthur Brandão murder scenes
In the Brazilian soap opera 'Quem Ama Cuida,' character Arthur Brandão is murdered, with eight suspects identified. The storyline explores themes of protection and suspicion among multiple characters.
Judge Dismisses Wolff's Preemptive Lawsuit Against Melania Trump
A federal judge dismissed Michael Wolff's preemptive lawsuit against Melania Trump, accusing him of legal gamesmanship and forum-shopping to avoid a defamation case.
Peter Kay show evacuated after suspicious bag found at Birmingham venue
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 braces for another dangerous bear season as hungry animals emerge from hibernation
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.
Henry Borel's mother seeks new police statement as defense shifts strategy
Monique Medeiros, mother of 4-year-old Henry Borel who died from internal injuries, has new legal representation requesting a second police interrogation. Investigators suspect her initial account of an accidental fall was designed to protect her partner, Rio councilman Dr. Jairinho, who is also imprisoned.
Phone messages link influencer Deolane to alleged PCC money-laundering scheme
Influencer and lawyer Deolane Bezerra was arrested in a police operation investigating money laundering linked to the PCC crime faction. Phone messages, bank records, and financial documents allegedly show her central role in moving and concealing criminal proceeds.
Donaldson begins prison sentence as conviction shakes NI politics
Jeffrey Donaldson, former DUP leader, begins prison sentence after conviction for child sex offences including rape. His downfall has destabilized Northern Ireland's largest unionist party and raised questions about his political negotiations.
Top Tren de Aragua Leader Extradited to US for Terrorism, Drug Charges
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.
Missing Secretary Returns Home After 8 Days; Financial Fraud Allegations Emerge
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.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump DOJ Lawsuit Over Arizona Voter Data
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.
Prosecution and Defense Prepare for Historic VP Duterte Impeachment Trial
Vice President Sara Duterte's historic impeachment trial begins July 6, with both prosecution and defense teams declaring readiness. She faces four articles including graft, constitutional violations, and threats against top officials.
Sri Lanka emerges as cybercrime hub as Chinese scam networks flee SE Asia crackdown
Chinese-run cybercrime networks are relocating to Sri Lanka after crackdowns in southeast Asia, exploiting loose visa policies and limited regulation. Sri Lankan authorities have arrested nearly 700 foreigners this year in raids targeting transnational scam operations.
Two men arrested for kidnapping and extortion in Ciudad Real
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.
Mangione's Legal Team Abruptly Withdraws Psychiatric Defense
Luigi Mangione's defense team withdrew a psychiatric defense one day after announcing it would use the strategy in his New York murder trial for allegedly killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Shooting attack near Israeli settlement in West Bank kills one, wounds five
One person killed and five wounded in a shooting attack on a highway near Maale Adumim settlement in the West Bank. Three attackers were neutralized by police during the incident.
Foodstuffs expands facial recognition to fourth Christchurch supermarket
Foodstuffs South Island is expanding facial recognition technology to a fourth Christchurch supermarket after a successful trial identifying 531 repeat offenders with zero false positives.
U.S. Court Rules ICE Blocked Migrant Access to Lawyers in Minnesota
A US federal judge ruled that ICE agents in Minnesota prevented detained migrants from accessing lawyers, violating constitutional rights. The court ordered ICE to provide free phone calls and legal consultations within specified timeframes.
Tabata Amaral requests federal investigation into Vorcaro parties over sexual exploitation
Congresswoman Tabata Amaral has requested the Federal Public Ministry investigate parties allegedly involving sexual exploitation and human trafficking connected to Vorcaro.
Wembanyama leads Spurs past Thunder to force Game 7 in Western Finals
Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs to a dominant 118-91 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6, forcing a decisive Game 7 in the NBA Western Conference Finals.
Menino de 11 anos era torturado e acorrentado há 1 ano, diz polícia
Criança de 11 anos foi encontrada morta em São Paulo após sofrer tortura contínua e ser acorrentada por pai, avó e madrasta durante um ano. Os três foram indiciados por tortura com resultado morte, crime cuja pena pode chegar a 16 anos.
Ataque a tiros em banco de Louisville deixa 5 mortos e 8 feridos
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.
Met Police release body-cam footage of Golders Green stabbing arrest
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.
Spanish PM's Wife Ordered to Stand Trial on Corruption Charges
A Spanish court has ordered the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to stand trial on corruption charges and surrender her passport, banning her from leaving the country during the probe.
Horse critically injured in vicious Pāpāmoa Beach dog attack; owners face prosecution
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.
Rio passengers chase robber after cellphone theft on Bus Line 415
Passengers on Rio's Line 415 bus abandoned their belongings and chased a robber to recover a stolen cellphone, highlighting escalating street crime and public desperation in the city.
Kentucky man pleads guilty but mentally ill in grandmother's brutal recorded killing
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.
Gilgo Beach killer sentenced to life; former police chief reflects on case closure
Rex Heuermann, the Long Island architect responsible for the Gilgo Beach serial killings, received a life sentence without parole. Former Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison, who led the task force that arrested him, provided analysis on the case closure.
Three young women's bodies recovered from sea off Brighton
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.
Misinformation forces officers into hiding after wrongful identification in student death case
Two officers wrongly identified on social media as involved in an 18-year-old's arrest and death have been forced into hiding due to safety fears from viral misinformation.
Good Samaritan Returns Valuable Sorolla Painting Found on Seville Street
A valuable Joaquín Sorolla painting worth €150,000 was accidentally left on a Seville street by its owners and rescued by a man who appreciated only its frame, later returning it after learning its true value.
Gunfire erupts in Philippine Senate during arrest attempt of ICC-wanted senator
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.
Northeast dominates Brazil's most violent cities; South, Southeast safest
Brazil's 2026 Violence Atlas identifies the 20 most and least violent cities with populations over 100,000. The Northeast dominates homicide rates, with Maranguape, Ceará leading at 87.2 per 100,000 inhabitants.
Three fishermen rescued after boat capsizes in Bay of Islands
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.
Teen e-biker sentenced to 6.75 years for killing grandmother on zebra crossing
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.
Police station roof collapses in Peru's Tayabamba amid heavy rains and neglect
Part of the roof at Tayabamba police station in La Libertad, Peru collapsed due to heavy rains and lack of maintenance, affecting multiple rooms but causing no injuries.
Judge suspects Plus Ultra diverted €16M from state rescue to money laundering network
Spanish authorities suspect Plus Ultra airline diverted €16 million from a €53 million government rescue package to opaque entities linked to money laundering, with an international arrest warrant issued for principal shareholder Rodolfo Reyes.
Suspect arrested in killing of Congress security officer in Lima
Peruvian police arrested a 20-year-old gang member suspected of murdering a congressional security officer in August after four months of investigation. The suspect allegedly shot the officer three times during a robbery attempt in Lima.
Britney's father spent €1.5M of her fortune defending his guardianship
Jamie Spears spent over €1.7 million of his daughter's money defending his control of her conservatorship, according to court documents filed by her administrator Jodi Montgomery.
Police to investigate claims fugitive Jho Low held secret meetings in Malaysia
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.
Police catch burglar mid-robbery in Neuquén's District 7
Police arrested a burglar caught inside a home in Neuquén's District 7 after neighbors heard suspicious noises and alerted authorities. The incident is part of a crime wave affecting multiple districts in the region.
Knight Retains TNT Title as AEW Collision Delivers Three Championship Matches
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.
ICC judges weigh Duterte's prison words as defense and prosecution clash over admissibility
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.
ICC sets November trial date for Duterte on crimes against humanity charges
The International Criminal Court set November 30 as the trial start date for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, charged with crimes against humanity over his deadly war on drugs that allegedly killed thousands.
Musk's Former Partner Emerges as Key Witness in OpenAI Lawsuit
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.
Former Chick-fil-A worker charged in $80,000 mac-and-cheese refund scheme
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.
Man charged for wearing shirt mocking Hillsborough victims at FA Cup final
A 33-year-old man was charged after wearing a shirt mocking Hillsborough disaster victims at the FA Cup final. He faces charges of displaying threatening or abusive writing likely to cause harassment.
San Diego mosque attack: Two teenage suspects shared 'broad hatred' of religions and races
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.
Auxiliar administrativa morta por policial penal será enterrada domingo em BH
Priscila Azevedo Mundim, 46 anos, foi morta pelo namorado policial penal afastado Rodrigo Caldas após tentar terminar relacionamento de cinco meses. Corpo encontrado esfaqueado em casa no Bairro Padre Eustáquio.
Australian police arrest two in connection with fugitive gunman Dezi Freeman
Australian police arrested two men in connection with fugitive gunman Dezi Freeman, who killed two officers in August before being shot dead in March after a seven-month manhunt.
PT aciona TSE contra Flávio por vídeo de IA com paródia de Top Gun
Federação Brasil da Esperança acionou o TSE contra senador Flávio Bolsonaro por vídeo com IA que associa PT ao crime organizado, alegando propaganda eleitoral antecipada negativa e uso de deep fake.
Two killed in Chico library shooting; suspect, 18, arrested in minutes
An 18-year-old suspect opened fire at a Northern California library, killing two patrons and injuring a child. Police say the shooter appeared motivated by the Columbine massacre and was apprehended within four minutes.
Three killed in shooting at San Diego mosque; security heightened at US religious sites
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.
Mulher é morta a tiros por dívida de bicicleta no Recife
Mulher de 20 anos foi assassinada a tiros em Recife após suspeito cobrar dívida relacionada a uma bicicleta trocada por drogas. Polícia Civil abriu inquérito para investigar o homicídio.
National Guardsman pleads guilty to shooting soldier found with ex-girlfriend
A 27-year-old Army National Guardsman pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for fatally shooting an unarmed soldier he found with his ex-girlfriend at Fort Gordon, Georgia in December 2024. He faces 10 years to life in prison.
Hegseth Pushes Latin America to Escalate Military Action Against Drug Cartels
Defense Secretary Hegseth urges Latin American allies to aggressively combat drug cartels, warning the U.S. will act unilaterally if necessary. The Trump administration is deploying unprecedented military assets and designating cartels as terrorist organizations.
Jairinho's Current Partner Minimizes Aggression Claims at Henry Trial
In the Henry Borel murder trial, Jairinho's current partner testified that his only flaw was infidelity, minimizing allegations of aggression against the accused ex-councilman charged with the 4-year-old's death.
ICC sets May 2026 status conference for Duterte case, orders trial prep submissions
The ICC's Trial Chamber III scheduled a May 2026 status conference in the Duterte case, ordering prosecution and defense to submit detailed trial preparation documents by mid-May to establish trial dates and evidence scope.
Portugal's competition authority fines telecom giants €13.4M for TV service cartel
Portugal's Competition Authority fined MEO, NOS, Vodafone, and Accenture €13.35 million for anti-competitive agreement on TV subscription services and advertising, restricting customer switching and uniformizing commercial conditions.
Truck driven by 11-year-old kills nine monks in Thai procession
An 11-year-old boy drove his parents' truck into a Buddhist procession in northeastern Thailand, killing at least nine monks. Police are investigating the circumstances while the boy remains in shock.
TSE suspende julgamento de cassação de deputados do PSC por fraude à cota de gênero
Brazil's Electoral Court minister Estela Aranha requested additional time and suspended the judgment on the cassation of two Maranhão state deputies accused of gender quota fraud in the 2022 elections.
Armed duo robs homeless man, forces ATM withdrawal in Oeiras
A homeless man in Oeiras was robbed at knifepoint by two assailants who forced him to withdraw money from an ATM. Police arrested the suspects in Paço de Arcos.
US Embassy Issues Travel Alert for Manaus Amid Criminal Violence
The US Embassy in Brazil warned American citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Manaus after two nights of arson attacks by organized crime groups targeting police stations and public areas.
Media attorney warns of racial divisions in Karmelo Anthony trial mirroring O.J. Simpson case
A media attorney from the O.J. Simpson trial warns that the Karmelo Anthony murder case in Texas is developing similar racial and cultural divisions, with public opinion fragmenting along racial lines and social media narratives potentially overshadowing courtroom evidence.
Rocksteady unveils Suicide Squad gameplay, opens pre-orders ahead of February launch
Rocksteady and Warner Bros. unveiled new gameplay footage for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and opened pre-orders across all platforms, with the game launching February 2, 2024.
Bengaluru Police Bust Fake Ghee Racket: KMF Distributor Diluted Nandini Brand
Bengaluru police dismantled a ghee adulteration racket operated by KMF distributor Mahendra, who diluted genuine Nandini ghee with palm and coconut oil. Four arrests made, 8,136 litres seized, with FSL tests underway to confirm full extent of fraud.
Brazilian influencer Malévola faces preventive arrest request in threats investigation
Malévola, a Brazilian influencer, is the subject of a preventive arrest request in an investigation involving threats against fellow influencer Jojo Todynho. Her legal defense has responded to the charges.
Germany and France abandon joint sixth-generation fighter program
Germany and France have abandoned their joint Future Combat Air System (FCAS) after years of industrial disputes and strategic disagreements, marking a significant setback for European defense autonomy and integration.
Spanish court documents allege PSOE operation directed to protect PM Sánchez
Spain's UCO police unit concludes that an alleged covert PSOE operation was directed by party officials to protect PM Sánchez's interests, though government denies involvement.
Four men killed in armed confrontation with police in Florianópolis
Four men died in an armed confrontation with special operations police (Bope) in Papaquara community, Florianópolis, after officers responded to reports of gunfire and criminal faction activity.
Influenciador ataca juiz e nordestinos após ordem de suspensão no Instagram
A Justiça de Pernambuco determinou a suspensão do perfil de Gabriel Silva no Instagram por discurso de ódio contra nordestinos. O influenciador reagiu com novos ataques e ironizou a decisão judicial.
Two men convicted in historic UK spying case for China
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.
STF suspende julgamento sobre competência para dirimir conflitos entre MPs
A 1ª Turma do STF suspendeu julgamento que discute qual órgão é competente para resolver conflitos de atribuição entre Ministérios Públicos estaduais. Votação empatou entre CNMP e PGR.
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em Barbacena; namorado é preso
Letícia de Morais Vasconcelos Rodrigues, estudante de medicina de 40 anos, foi morta a facadas em seu apartamento em Barbacena, MG. Seu namorado, Gustavo Dutra Lima, foi preso como principal suspeito do crime.
IML confirms influencer Gato Preto had alcohol, ecstasy and marijuana before Porsche crash
Forensic report confirms Brazilian influencer Gato Preto consumed alcohol, ecstasy, and marijuana before causing a high-speed Porsche crash that injured a child. He fled the scene and faces multiple criminal charges.
ICC Duterte hearing concludes with defense rebuttals and closing arguments
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.
U.S. Court Rules ICE Denied Minnesota Detainees Access to Legal Counsel
A US federal judge ruled that ICE agents violated detainees' constitutional rights by preventing Minnesota immigrants from contacting lawyers, ordering the agency to provide free phone calls and legal consultations within strict timeframes.
Five dead in San Diego mosque attack treated as hate crime
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.
Judge Rejects Marçal's Defamation Claim Against Brasil 247 Journalist
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.
Viral challenges and shooting threats on social media pose growing security challenge in Saltillo schools
Saltillo authorities combat viral social media challenges spreading false school shooting threats, which have triggered school lockdowns and panic. Police intensify prevention programs while warning of legal consequences for those inciting false alarms.
US Citizen Pleads Guilty to Spying for Chinese Intelligence
American Thomas Pauken II admitted to acting as a Chinese intelligence agent, gathering information on U.S. targets and infiltrating political circles while receiving over $100,000 in compensation.
Chase suspect's crash kills bystander, injures others at Commerce bus stop
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.
Man charged with stealing camera gear from Bondi terror attack victim
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.
Man Shot Dead Near Shyam Lal College in Northeast Delhi
A 22-year-old man was shot dead near Shyam Lal College in northeast Delhi's Welcome area during the night of May 19-20. Police have registered a case and formed teams to identify the accused.
Judge Must Justify Disagreement With AI, Says Barroso
Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Barroso states judges must explain their disagreement with AI recommendations, shifting the burden of proof to judicial decisions that diverge from algorithmic suggestions.
Homem preso por agredir namorada após rejeição de separação em Várzea Paulista
Autônomo de 27 anos foi preso em flagrante após agredir namorada de 38 anos em Várzea Paulista. O crime ocorreu após a mulher decidir terminar relacionamento de três meses.
Baton Rouge drug kingpin sentenced to nearly 18 years for operating meth, fentanyl ring
Demarlo Brown, 42, was sentenced to 211 months in prison for operating a drug ring selling meth, fentanyl, and heroin across Baton Rouge from March to September 2019.
Judge Orders DOJ to Return Files in Setback to Comey Prosecution
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.
Valencia court upholds minimum services during public education strike
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.
Australia's largest cocaine bust nets 2.7 tonnes from underground bunker
Australian police seized 2.7 tonnes of cocaine worth A$816m from an underground bunker in western Sydney, the country's largest ever drug bust. Two men were arrested and face life imprisonment if convicted.
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7.5 years for princess's son in sexual assault trial
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7.5 years imprisonment for Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, accused of sexually assaulting four women. The case involves 40 charges and has significantly damaged Norway's royal family image.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a surprisingly deep, delightful adventure
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.
Suspect arrested after helicopter pursuit in Cuiabá phone theft
A suspect was arrested in Cuiabá after stealing a woman's phone at gunpoint and fleeing through wooded areas. Police and an aerial operations helicopter pursued and apprehended him, recovering the stolen device.
Canadian man pleads guilty to aiding suicides through online sale of lethal chemicals
Kenneth Law, a Canadian man, pleaded guilty to aiding at least 14 suicides by selling lethal chemicals online to people worldwide, avoiding a murder trial. Families question how he operated undetected for so long.
Two arrested after S$235,000 diamond swap at Singapore jewellery store
Two men were arrested at Changi Airport after allegedly stealing a diamond worth over S$235,000 from a Chinatown jewellery store by switching it with a fake during examination.
Turkish police break up opposition rally after court ousts CHP leader Özel
Turkish riot police used teargas and water cannons to break up a rally by ousted opposition leader Özgür Özel, days after a court dismissed him as CHP leader in a move critics say targets Erdoğan's political rivals.
Man charged after bomb hoax disrupts Peter Kay comedy show in Birmingham
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.
Monaco bombing targets Ukrainian oligarch amid sanctions, fraud allegations
A parcel bomb injured Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and child in Monaco. Investigators suspect connections to alleged call centre fraud rather than political motives.
Judge dismisses smuggling charges against alleged MS-13 member on vindictive prosecution grounds
An Obama-appointed federal judge dismissed alien smuggling charges against Kilmar Ábrego García, an alleged MS-13 member, citing vindictive prosecution. The ruling has drawn criticism from conservative legal analysts who argue the evidence was substantial.
Começa julgamento de taxistas acusados de atacar motorista Uber em 2015
Começa julgamento de quatro taxistas acusados de tentativa de homicídio contra motorista de aplicativo Bráulio Escobar, espancado em 2015 no estacionamento de supermercado. Caso marca primeiro conflito entre táxi tradicional e novo modelo de transporte.
Jamaica launches investigation after police fatally shoot woman at protest
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.
Homem preso em MT por armazenar pornografia infantil em celular
A man was arrested in Vila Rica, Mato Grosso, after police discovered child sexual abuse material on his phone during a routine operation. He was reported for suspicious behavior near children at a local bar.
Darby Allin Retains AEW World Title Against PAC at Fairway to Hell
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.
Influencer sought after Porsche kills farmworker on Rio highway
A 47-year-old farm worker died after being hit by a Porsche on BR-116 in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro. Police are searching for an influencer suspected of driving the luxury car, who has an outstanding arrest warrant for traffic crimes.
Rio police target Marcinho VP and son Oruam in major CV operation
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.
Pai confessa morte do filho autista após enviar mensagem dizendo 'tudo bem' à mãe
Pai enviou mensagem dizendo que estava tudo bem à mãe enquanto criança autista já estava morta. Homem confessou crime após ser preso em Santa Catarina.
Country Singer Bailey Zimmerman Faces Felony Charge Over $16K Hotel Room Damage
Country singer Bailey Zimmerman faces felony criminal damage charges in New Mexico after allegedly trashing a hotel room causing $16,000 in damages during a May 27 incident at Sandia Resort and Casino.
Omaha Radio Host Faces Backlash Over Tweet Posted After Chauvin Conviction
A conservative Omaha radio host posted a tweet with racist imagery minutes after Derek Chauvin's murder conviction in George Floyd's death, drawing swift condemnation and calls for his resignation.
Hawaii man charged with murder in deaths of three elderly men on Big Island
Jacob Baker, 36, has been charged with murder and multiple felonies in connection with the deaths of three elderly men found in rural Hawaii over two days. He was arrested following a manhunt and is being held without bond.
Alice Springs mourns as police charge suspect in child's death, call for calm after hospital unrest
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.
Garden Grove Evacuations Expand as Aerospace Facility Tank Faces Rupture Risk
Thousands evacuated in Garden Grove after a 34,000-gallon methyl methacrylate tank at GKN Aerospace overheated, with officials warning of imminent rupture or explosion risk.
Police arrest suspect in armed cellphone robbery, recover stolen device
A 20-year-old was arrested in Campo I neighborhood after allegedly robbing an 18-year-old at knifepoint on Avenida Avellaneda, stealing a phone, debit card, and $15,000 cash. Police recovered the stolen phone during the operation.
Judge Unseals Alleged Epstein Suicide Note After Years Under Seal
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.
Police arrest 2 suspects in bus arson linked to prison gang threats in Belo Horizonte
Police arrested two of three suspects in a bus arson attack in Vespasiano that included threats to a judge. The incident appears linked to prison rights grievances signed by a criminal faction.
U.S. Southern Command warns of China's authoritarian expansion in Latin America
US Southern Command chief Admiral Alvin Holsey warned at a defense conference in Buenos Aires that China seeks to export its authoritarian model and establish dual-use infrastructure across Latin America, while also highlighting transnational crime threats.
Astrid Fontenelle pede desculpas por apoiar empresário acusado de racismo
Apresentadora Astrid Fontenelle pediu desculpas por relativizar comentários racistas de Rodrigo Branco, reconhecendo após conversa com filho que injúria racial não pode ser tratada como erro simples.
Top police chief says anti-racism guidance fueled two-tier policing perception
Greater Manchester's chief constable says police have 'over-corrected' with anti-racism guidance, adopting activist language that fuels false perceptions of two-tier policing, though he denies such bias actually exists.
Texas shooting leaves 1 dead, 9 injured; suspect killed after barricade
A mass shooting in Midland, Texas killed one person and wounded nine others Friday morning. The suspect, wanted for attempted murder of a police officer, barricaded himself in an abandoned clinic and died during a police standoff.
NZ man ordered to leave US after attacking child in doorbell prank incident
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.
'Dances With Wolves' actor Nathan Chasing Horse sentenced to life for sexual assault
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.
Cuban Man Faces Up to 10 Years Prison, Deportation After TSA Assault
A Cuban citizen pleaded guilty to assaulting TSA agents and police at Las Vegas airport after attempting to enter a restricted area with a fake boarding pass. He faces up to 10 years in prison and deportation.
Texas Tech, Sorsby Part Ways After Week-Long Legal Battle Over Gambling Violations
Brendan Sorsby will not play for Texas Tech this season after a seven-day legal battle involving NCAA sanctions and gambling investigation. The quarterback's departure ends a contentious dispute that drew threats from state officials and conference litigation.
Royal commission finds police missed 'high' terror risk at Bondi Hanukah event
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.
Man sentenced to 10+ years for fatal Amazon parking lot shooting over missing flashlight
Mohamed Hared, 26, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for fatally shooting coworker Ahmed Ibrahim Cariif in an Amazon parking lot over a missing flashlight attachment, after warning 'no one's going home today.'
Driver sentenced after dashcam captures brutal road-rage assault
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.
OPP investigating after remains of young child found in Grand River
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.
Casal preso com mais de 500 quilos de drogas em operação em Manaus
Homem de 25 anos e mulher de 29 foram presos na Zona Leste de Manaus com mais de 500 quilos de drogas em operação conjunta de forças federais e estaduais.
Man dead, two injured in North End Winnipeg housing complex assault
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.
Three killed in targeted shooting at Rhode Island youth hockey game
A shooting at a youth hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island killed three people including the suspect, who died from self-inflicted injuries. Police suspect it was a targeted, planned attack possibly stemming from a family dispute.
Body found in search for missing Nicola Bulley as police launch investigation
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.
São Paulo prosecutors charge 18 police officers in murder of PCC informant Gritzbach
São Paulo prosecutors charged 18 military police officers in connection with the November 2024 assassination of businessman Antônio Gritzbach, a PCC informant, at Guarulhos Airport. Three officers face murder charges while 14 others are accused of providing personal security to the victim.
Eight-year-old boy dies after rope swing accident in Uttar Pradesh
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.
Bahia registra 68 mortes em confrontos policiais em setembro; quatro suspeitos morrem em Santo Amaro
Four men died in a police confrontation in Santo Amaro, Bahia on Friday night, bringing September's total deaths in police encounters to 68. Authorities recovered weapons and drugs at the scene.
Seven dead in Iowa shooting spree ending in suspect's suicide
A shooting spree in Muscatine, Iowa resulted in seven deaths, including six victims and the suspect who died by suicide. Police report the incident stemmed from a family dispute.
Woman dies after shooting outside Sheffield bar; three arrested
A 30-year-old woman died after being shot outside a Sheffield bar early Monday. Three people are in custody as police investigate the incident.
Man's hand severed in violent Sydney home invasion targeting cash
A 23-year-old man had his hand severed during an armed home invasion in Sydney's south-west, where four masked intruders forced open a safe and stole cash.
Man shot dead in Punjab's Phagwara following street argument
A 30-year-old man was fatally shot by three unidentified assailants in Phagwara, Punjab after an argument at a community spot. Police are investigating the motive behind the shooting.
Supreme Court Rules Death Row Inmate Can Challenge Racial Bias in Jury Selection
The Supreme Court ruled that a Mississippi death row inmate can challenge the exclusion of Black jurors from his trial, addressing racial bias in jury selection procedures.
Chile's Security Minister Unveils Plan to Triple Carabineros Salaries Amid Crime Surge
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.
Arson suspect charged with assaulting co-accused in jail
Liam Stinson, one of four men jailed for a deadly 2021 arson fire that killed three people in Sudbury, faces new charges for allegedly assaulting co-accused Philippe Jeannotte in jail on January 12.
Bondi Beach shooting hero faces assault charges
Ahmed al Ahmed, who disarmed a shooter during December's deadly Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people, has been charged with domestic violence assault, stalking and intimidation related to an alleged March incident with his father.
Defense expert claims Henry's liver injury would have coagulated naturally in ongoing trial
In the eighth day of Brazil's longest criminal trial, defense medical expert testifies that the liver laceration attributed to Henry Borel's death could have spontaneously coagulated, contradicting prosecution's cause of death theory.
Brazilian Federal Police Transfer Vorcaro to Common Cell After Plea Deal Delivery
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.
Pennsylvania mother killed protecting stranger in bar parking lot shooting
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.
Search for missing four-year-old Gus expands across remote SA sheep station
Police and the Australian Defence Force are resuming an expanded search for four-year-old Gus, missing since September 27 from his family's remote sheep station in South Australia's mid north.
Judge unseals unsigned note purportedly written by Epstein before 2019 prison death
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.
Homem confessa feminicídio com 20+ facadas e diz ter "perdido a cabeça"
Homem é preso por matar ex-companheira com mais de 20 facadas em Maceió após descobrir agressão contra filha de dois anos. Confessa crime à polícia e admite intenção de matar atual companheiro da vítima.
Man dies resisting fake police invasion in Cabo de Santo Agostinho shootout
A 30-year-old man was killed while resisting an armed home invasion by suspects posing as police in Cabo de Santo Agostinho. He managed to shoot one attacker before being fatally wounded; a third victim was also injured.
Meta's New Mexico Loss Could Exceed $375M as Child Safety Restrictions Loom
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.
AfD reelects leadership as thousands protest far-right party's German ambitions
Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany party reelected its leaders while thousands of protesters clashed with police outside the conference, underscoring deepening political polarization.
DOJ expands indictment against SPLC, alleging $4M funneled to extremist groups
The DOJ expanded its indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, alleging it secretly funneled over $4 million to extremist groups including the KKK while deceiving donors about its activities.
N.J. Police, Protesters Clash at ICE Facility Despite Curfew
New Jersey State Police clashed with protesters near Newark's Delaney Hall ICE detention facility Sunday night despite an imposed curfew, with at least one arrest and reports of rubber bullets used against demonstrators.
Chloe Mitchell murder: Post-mortem complete as identification of remains continues
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.
Toronto police shoot man carrying pellet gun near elementary school
Toronto police fatally shot a 27-year-old man carrying a pellet gun near an elementary school Thursday, prompting lockdowns at five schools. The SIU is investigating the incident.
Adolescente de 17 anos encontrada morta em mala na Tailândia; australiano detido
Uma rapariga de 17 anos foi estrangulada e encontrada dentro de uma mala na Tailândia. Um cidadão australiano foi detido e enfrenta acusações de homicídio qualificado, podendo ser condenado à pena de morte.
IML confirms Gato Preto drove under influence of alcohol and drugs before Porsche crash
Brazilian influencer Samuel Sant'anna (Gato Preto) faces multiple charges after a high-speed Porsche collision on Avenida Faria Lima injured a child. IML toxicology confirmed alcohol, MDMA, and cannabis in his system; he fled the scene before arrest.
Man Remanded in Custody After Armed Cellphone Robbery and Police Resistance
A man was formally charged and remanded in preventive detention for armed robbery of a cellphone at gunpoint and resisting police during a search of his home in Viedma, Argentina.
Duterte's absence won't halt impeachment trial as Senate proceeds under established rules
Philippine Senate convenes impeachment court against Vice President Sara Duterte; trial will continue even if she refuses to appear, with rules allowing proceedings under a default 'not guilty' plea.
Wilson denies phone-dumping claim as defamation trial intensifies
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.
ICC to rule on Duterte's interim release appeal Nov. 28
The ICC Appeals Chamber scheduled Nov. 28, 2025 to announce its judgment on former Philippine President Duterte's appeal for interim release while detained in the Netherlands on alleged crimes against humanity charges.
Police warn: destroy package labels to prevent identity theft this holiday season
Spain's National Police urge consumers to remove shipping labels from packages before discarding them, as they contain personal data vulnerable to fraud and identity theft during the holiday shopping season.
Indonesia: Two men publicly flogged 76 times for gay sex in Aceh province
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…
Cuba holds mass rally defending Raúl Castro against U.S. indictment
Tens of thousands gathered in Santa Clara to support Raúl Castro on his 95th birthday and reject US Department of Justice accusations related to 1996 aircraft downings, while condemning the economic embargo.
Driver kills 2, injures 3 in deliberate rampage through Leipzig shopping area
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.
Nadiana da Costa Santana é a 22ª vítima de feminicídio do DF em 2024
Nadiana da Costa Santana, 29 anos, foi asfixiada pelo namorado Renato Vaz da Conceição Júnior após discussão em bar. É o 22º feminicídio registrado no Distrito Federal em 2024.
Globo Wins Court Order to Shut Down Pirate IPTV Sites After Identifying Operators
Globo identified owners of pirate IPTV services and secured a judicial decision to shut down their websites, advancing efforts against illegal streaming.
MP appeals release of Henry Borel's mother, seeks her re-arrest
Rio's Public Ministry appealed a judge's decision to release Monique Medeiros, mother of Henry Borel who died in 2021, seeking her re-arrest on homicide by omission charges.
Britney Spears Enters Rehab Voluntarily Following March DUI Arrest in Ventura County
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.
Estudante de medicina morta a facadas em Barbacena será sepultada segunda-feira
Letícia de Morais Vasconcelos Rodrigues, estudante de medicina de 40 anos, foi encontrada morta com múltiplas perfurações no apartamento em Barbacena. Seu namorado de 24 anos foi preso como suspeito do crime.
Arrest warrant issued for country artist Bailey Zimmerman over $16K hotel damage
An arrest warrant was issued for country music artist Bailey Zimmerman in New Mexico after he allegedly caused $16,000 in damage to a Sandia Resort hotel room, facing felony charges in Bernalillo County.
Four suspects killed in police confrontation in rural Bahia
Four men died in a shootout with military police in Porto Seguro, Bahia on Monday morning. One victim had an outstanding arrest warrant and was allegedly involved in homicides and drug trafficking.
Opposing protesters converge as Senate opens Duterte impeachment trial
The Philippine Senate began impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte as opposing protest groups gathered outside, with supporters defending her and progressive organizations demanding conviction.
Dalit man killed in suspected honour killing over interfaith marriage in Hyderabad
A 25-year-old Dalit man was stabbed to death in Hyderabad by his brother-in-law over opposition to his interfaith marriage. Police arrested the main accused and detained family members.
Nobel nominee faces life sentence for activism against Pakistan's enforced disappearances
Pakistani anti-terrorism court sentenced human rights activist Dr Mahrang Baloch to life imprisonment for terrorism and sedition charges related to enforced disappearances advocacy in Balochistan province.
Lions release first-round pick Terrion Arnold after arrest on kidnapping, armed robbery charges
Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold, their 2024 first-round pick, after his arrest on four counts of kidnapping and armed robbery from a February incident. Bond was set at $1 million with strict conditions including home confinement.
8-year-old dies protecting mother from domestic violence attack in Illinois
An 8-year-old boy in Illinois died from head injuries sustained while defending his mother from her partner's violent attack. The suspect faces two first-degree murder charges and remains detained awaiting trial.
NC State sexual abuse lawsuit dismissed by judge
A North Carolina judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by 31 former NC State athletes alleging sexual abuse and misconduct by the program's former sports medicine director.
Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer Debuts Early, Reveals Vice City and 2025 Launch
Rockstar Games released the first Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer ahead of schedule, showcasing dual protagonists in a modern-day Vice City with a 2025 launch window for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Shooting at São Paulo Metro Station Leaves 5 Wounded, Including Child
A shooting at São Bento Metro station in downtown São Paulo left five people wounded, including a child, after police responded to an armed robbery attempt.
Mossos arrest two men for attempted tourist car theft on AP-7 highway
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.
Arkansas judge dismisses murder charges against sheriff candidate over evidence mishandling
An Arkansas judge dismissed murder charges against sheriff candidate Aaron Spencer, citing law enforcement's mishandling of dash-camera evidence in the shooting death of a man accused of sexually assaulting Spencer's teenage daughter.
Police, soldiers use tear gas to clear motorcyclists from Acapulco's Costera during Acamoto festival
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.
Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts cancelled after authorities arrest two suspects in alleged terror plot
Austrian authorities arrested two suspects in connection with a planned terrorist attack, forcing cancellation of three Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna scheduled for August 8-10. Police identified the 19-year-old primary suspect as an Islamic State sympathizer with explosives at his home.
One killed, five wounded in shooting spree across Israel
A man opened fire from a car at multiple locations in Israel, killing one person and wounding five others before being shot dead by security forces. An alleged accomplice was arrested.
Alves' lawyer sees defense opening in nightclub footage as release bid advances
Daniel Alves' lawyer reviewed over seven hours of nightclub CCTV footage and claims there is room for the footballer's defense in his sexual assault case. The defense filed a 24-page document requesting provisional release with electronic monitoring.
Supreme Court blocks thousands of Roundup cancer lawsuits against Bayer
The Supreme Court rejected thousands of lawsuits claiming Roundup weedkiller causes cancer, backing Bayer/Monsanto and overturning a $1.25 million verdict for an affected plaintiff.
Nowak Murder Reignites 'Two-Tier Policing' Debate as Vance Blames Migration
Henry Nowak's murder reignites debate over alleged two-tier policing based on ethnicity, with US VP Vance attributing the death to migration while UK officials call for unity.
Green calls for Timberwolves retribution after NBA clears Wembanyama for elbow
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.
Vatican's Famous 'Hot Priests' Calendar Star Reveals He Was Never a Priest
Giovanni Galizia, the face of Rome's popular "sexy priests" calendar for over 20 years, revealed he was never ordained clergy. The calendar photographer admits only one-third of 2027 models are actual priests, raising questions about authenticity and potential fraud.
TV Bailiff Acquitted in Wife's Shooting Death Despite Prosecution's Murder Theory
Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Renard Spivey was acquitted of murdering his wife Patricia in 2019 after a jury found insufficient evidence he fired the fatal shots during an alleged struggle over a gun in their Houston home.
Award-winning author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to child exploitation charges
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.
Jailed Philippine journalist Frenchie Cumpio wins international press freedom award
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.
Polícia prende homem investigado por aliciamento de crianças em Monlevade
Civil Police arrested a 45-year-old man in João Monlevade for attempting to solicit children at a public event. The suspect, who has prior convictions for rape, was apprehended while attempting to flee to Belo Horizonte.
Christchurch gunman's appeal bid rejected as 'utterly devoid of merit'
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.
TV presenter Tyler West opens up about suicide attempt after witnessing murder at 14
TV presenter Tyler West, 29, revealed he attempted suicide after witnessing a murder at age 14, which left him with severe PTSD and intrusive thoughts he manages daily.
Susan Smith Eligible for Parole Again After 2024 Denial in 1994 Drowning Case
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.
Armed robbery at mobile phone store in Braga; suspect flees
A gunman robbed a mobile phone store in Braga in a quick assault lasting under two minutes before fleeing the scene.
Three sentenced to life for murder of British botanist couple in South Africa
Three people have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a South African court for the 2018 kidnapping, robbery and murder of British botanists Rachel and Rodney Saunders in KwaZulu-Natal province.
Woman hospitalized after gas cylinder explosion at Clayton home
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.
Malaysian police arrest lorry driver for reckless highway driving in viral TikTok video
Police in Kajang, Malaysia arrested a 35-year-old lorry driver after a TikTok video showed him driving recklessly and making an obscene gesture on the SILK Highway. He faces charges under traffic and public decency laws.
Alves muda versão pela terceira vez em depoimento sobre acusação de estupro
Daniel Alves altered his testimony for the third time in a Spanish sexual assault case, initially denying knowing the victim, then claiming consensual oral sex, and finally admitting to penetration. Journalist Cris Fibe suggests this pattern reflects a defense strategy in cases lacking physical evidence.
Gatto's son-in-law seeks lighter sentence than co-accused in $12M cocaine case
Danny Awad, son-in-law of underworld figure Mick Gatto, seeks a lighter prison sentence than his co-accused for his role in a $12.4 million cocaine trafficking operation, arguing his involvement was more limited.
Three Games Worth Your Time: Dispatch, Hell Is Us, Arc Raiders Reviewed
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).
Brazilian arrested after attempting to open aircraft door mid-flight from Paris
A Brazilian passenger attempted to open an aircraft door during a flight from Paris, prompting Federal Police intervention. The man, denied entry to France, was restrained and arrested upon landing in São Paulo.
Two National Guard members shot near White House in Washington DC
Two National Guard members were reportedly shot near the White House in Washington DC on November 26, with heavy police presence reported at the scene.
Police return to missing Gus Lamont's home as major crime investigation intensifies
South Australian police have returned to the home of missing four-year-old Gus Lamont to search for new evidence after identifying a suspect living at the property. The case, initially treated as a missing person inquiry, is now classified as a major crime.
Fourth suspect arrested in death of Brazilian gay man in Spain
Spanish police arrested a fourth suspect in the beating death of Samuel Luiz, a 24-year-old Brazilian nursing technician killed in La Coruña. Authorities maintain all investigative hypotheses remain open despite witnesses reporting homophobic slurs.
Murder sentencing dominates front pages as nation grapples with case aftermath
The sentencing of Vickrum Digwa for Henry Nowak's murder dominates UK newspaper coverage, with headlines reflecting public outrage and pleas for restraint in the aftermath.
Brazilian court increases damages award for sale of stolen phone
TJMS (Mato Grosso do Sul Court) has increased compensation awarded in a case involving the sale of a stolen mobile phone, setting a new precedent for damages in property crime cases.
Police confirm remains of murdered Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian found
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.
Driver plows car into Leipzig crowd, killing 2 in Germany
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.
Musk Takes Stand in OpenAI Trial as Battle With Altman Intensifies
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.
Daycare owner charged with $4.6M fraud after attempting to flee U.S.
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.
Service member arrested after remains found on Army base in Tacoma homicide probe
A missing person investigation in Tacoma led authorities to human remains on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, resulting in arrests including an active service member in what is now a homicide case.
González calls Zapatero indictment ruling 'impressive,' maintains presumption of innocence
Former Spanish PM Felipe González comments on the indictment of predecessor Zapatero, calling the court ruling 'impressive' while maintaining Zapatero's presumption of innocence despite the charges.
Operation Cabriol: Mallorca harness racing doping case heads to trial after decade-long wait
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 killed after entering restricted Indonesian volcano zone for online content
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.
Massive protests erupt as Germany's far-right AfD reelects leadership
Thousands of protesters clashed with police in Germany as the far-right Alternative for Germany party reelected leaders, signaling the party's growing political influence amid widespread public opposition.
INSS Consigned Loans Now Require Facial Recognition for Security
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.
Three arrested for illegal gold mining in Occidental Mindoro
Three men were arrested in Occidental Mindoro for illegal gold exploration without permits. Police and DENR seized mining equipment and rock samples from the suspects.
Polícia investiga feminicídio em Catanduva; segundo caso em poucas horas
Polícia investiga morte de mulher em Catanduva com companheiro como principal suspeito. É o segundo feminicídio em poucas horas na região noroeste paulista.
Indiana man charged with murder after stabbing brother over unpaid rent
Thomas Campbell, 59, was arrested and charged with murder after allegedly stabbing his brother Erik to death during a heated argument over a rent payment at their Indiana home.
Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara Resigns After Investigation Into Conduct
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara resigned after an internal investigation found he intentionally deleted evidence and interfered with a probe into his conduct, breaching the trust essential to his role.
Sydney teacher charged in alleged child sex abuse plot with accomplice
A 63-year-old Bondi teacher has been arrested and charged with plotting with another man to sexually abuse two children. Police discovered incriminating communications between the two men spanning June 2024 to July 2025.
Police investigate second shooting victim after Palmeiras World Cup final loss
Police investigate a second shooting incident during post-match violence following Palmeiras' World Cup final defeat, with one confirmed death and a penitentiary officer detained as the suspect.
Judge calls out Yankees' 'lack of focus' as losing streak hits seven games
Yankees captain Aaron Judge called out his team's "lack of focus" as New York dropped their seventh consecutive game to Detroit 6-2. Judge, sidelined with a rib injury, emphasized the importance of remembering the team's World Series goal.
South Africa deports Mugabe's son over immigration and firearms offences
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.
Massachusetts man formally charged with murder in wife's disappearance case
Brian Walshe was formally charged with homicide in the disappearance of his wife Ana Walshe, a real estate manager who vanished in early January. Evidence includes disturbing internet searches, blood, dismemberment tools, and surveillance footage.
RCMP, Ottawa police dismantle gun trafficking ring, arrest three
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.
Death sentence upheld for robbery convict in constitutional challenge
Kenya's High Court rejected a death row inmate's petition challenging the constitutionality of mandatory death sentences for robbery with violence, ruling the penalty remains lawful under the Constitution.
Bolivia: Espinoza threatens arrest of Morales amid extradition allegations
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales claims authorities are executing a plan to arrest and extradite him to the US, while official José Gabriel Espinoza responds with direct threats of imprisonment.
One killed, five injured in shooting at Manesar family home during Diwali
A 21-year-old man was killed and five others injured, including an 8-year-old child, when assailants opened fire at a family in Manesar during Diwali prayers. Police suspect the attack stems from a revenge motive linked to a 2007 murder.
Knicks one win from Finals after dominant sweep of Cavaliers
The New York Knicks defeated Cleveland 121-108 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals, moving within one victory of their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999. The Knicks extended their postseason winning streak to 10 games with dominant shooting and defense.
Woman killed in Manchester crash; driver arrested
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.
ICC Sets Written Submission Deadlines for Duterte Detention Appeal
The ICC Appeals Chamber has ruled that former Philippine President Duterte's appeal against detention will proceed via written submissions, with strict page limits and February deadlines for all parties.
STF forms majority to punish candidates for gender quota fraud
Brazil's Supreme Court formed a majority to uphold punishment for candidates and parties that commit fraud in gender quota requirements for electoral candidacies, rejecting a party's proposal for immunity.
Teen charged as adult in triple family murder; arrested with 28-year-old man in Tennessee
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.
Kenya court upholds robbery convictions but quashes death sentences for 30-year terms
Kenya's High Court upheld robbery convictions against two men but quashed their death sentences, substituting them with 30 years imprisonment, citing excessive punishment despite overwhelming evidence.
Police bodycam captures chaotic Toledo mass shooting that killed teen, wounded 11
Police bodycam footage captures the chaotic response to a Fourth of July block party shooting in Toledo, Ohio that killed a 17-year-old and wounded 11 others. Multiple gunmen remain unidentified as investigators seek public assistance.
Judge clashes with Musk in OpenAI lawsuit as trial reveals internal turmoil
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 teens arrested in connection with 10 shooting attacks across Texas
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 Supreme Court Overturns Alex Murdaugh Murder Convictions
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.
Mother's Missing Person Report Preceded San Diego Islamic Center Shooting
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.
Comprador encontra três cadáveres em casa adquirida em leilão nos EUA
Homem descobriu três cadáveres em estado esquelético ao entrar em casa comprada em leilão por R$ 2,7 milhões em Connecticut. Polícia investiga mortes e identidades das vítimas ainda são desconhecidas.
Kenya arrests 8 students in deadly girls school dorm fire
Kenyan police arrested 8 students on suspicion of arson after a fire at a girls' school dormitory killed at least 6 and injured dozens. The incident at Utumishi Girls School has prompted a manhunt for additional suspects.
South Carolina jury acquits store owner in death of 14-year-old Black teen
A South Carolina jury found convenience store owner Rick Chow not guilty of murder in the death of 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton, though the family plans to pursue a civil lawsuit.
Former Olympian denies vandalizing DC's Reflecting Pool after arrest
A 67-year-old former US Olympian denies vandalizing the Washington Reflecting Pool after his arrest, claiming he only briefly touched peeling paint out of curiosity. President Trump has characterized the incident as a serious crime requiring pool repairs.
Mango founder's son arrested over father's death in Spain
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.
Ofori Panin school nurse dies in solo motorcycle crash
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.
Namorado de Ana Paula corre com bandeira em ato por justiça em Santana
O namorado de Ana Paula Viana Rodrigues, 19 anos, morta por estrangulamento em Santana, correu com bandeira em homenagem durante a Corrida da Mulher. O acusado Cláudio Pacheco, foragido da prisão, confessou o crime motivado por roubo para comprar drogas.
Turkey arrests popular comedian over jokes about Erdoğan and Islam
Turkish authorities arrested stand-up comedian Deniz Göktaş over a performance criticizing President Erdoğan and Islam, marking the latest in a broader crackdown on dissent ahead of a NATO summit.
Bondi Beach gunman faces 19 additional charges in deadly festival attack
Naveed Akram, 24, accused of killing 15 people at a Sydney Jewish festival in December, faces 19 new charges including attempted murder and firearm offences, bringing his total to 78 charges.
Jornalista sequestrada é encontrada morta no México; oito presos
Roxana Guzmán, jornalista mexicana sequestrada em junho em Veracruz, foi encontrada morta. Oito pessoas foram presas, incluindo quatro policiais municipais que apoiavam o grupo criminoso.
Monique's defense claims prison threats, seeks house arrest in Henry Borel case
Monique Medeiros, mother of deceased child Henry Borel, seeks conversion of preventive detention to house arrest, citing alleged intimidation attempts by associates of her ex-partner Jairinho within the prison facility.
Inside a migrant trafficker's Facebook: How cartels recruit online
Three members of the Noreste Cartel pleaded guilty to human trafficking after using Facebook to openly advertise smuggling services on the US-Mexico border, exposing how cartels exploit social media for recruitment.
Nashville school shooting: CCTV shows shooter's entry before killing six
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.
Suspect Barricaded With Hostages in Bakersfield Bank; Two Released
A suspect barricaded himself in a Bakersfield Chase bank with hostages after a bomb threat call, leading to an hours-long standoff. Negotiators secured the release of two hostages with no injuries reported.
Four-year-old boy found dead on Spanish beach; mother and boyfriend detained
A 4-year-old boy was found dead on a beach in Spain with signs of physical and sexual violence. His mother and her boyfriend have been detained and face homicide charges.
Man sentenced to 16 years for savage assault on partner
A Welsh man received a 16-year extended sentence for a horrific 45-minute assault on his partner involving multiple weapons, strangulation, and mutilation. The victim sustained life-altering injuries including a broken jaw, fractured spine, and permanent nerve damage.
NSW records 66 deaths in custody and police operations, with Indigenous deaths at historic high
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.
Cartagena police arrest suspect in flagrant cell phone theft in El Pozón
Colombian police arrested a 33-year-old suspect known as 'Mañe' for stealing a cell phone in Cartagena's El Pozón neighborhood. The suspect was caught in flagrante delicto with the stolen device and a bladed weapon.
Author Craig Silvey spotted reporting to police after child exploitation charges
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 defends tariffs as essential, praises dissenting judge in appeals court ruling
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.
Suspect arrested after deadly shooting at Wilmington Hospital leaves one dead
A 23-year-old man was arrested in Philadelphia in connection with a shooting at Wilmington Hospital in Delaware that killed one person and injured another. Police described it as a targeted, isolated incident.
Honduras records third massacre in a week as gang violence escalates in Yoro
Honduras experienced its third massacre in a week with five deaths in Sulaco, attributed to gang violence between criminal organizations fighting for control of drug trafficking and extortion operations in the region.
Utah judge holds prosecutors in contempt over media comments in Kirk murder case
A Utah judge found prosecutors in contempt for media statements about the Charlie Kirk murder case, but rejected removing the death penalty as punishment, saying jury selection can address bias concerns.
East African leaders must embrace accountability, not suppress press freedom
Opinion piece argues East African leaders must accept media scrutiny rather than suppress press freedom, citing recent incidents in Kenya and Uganda as evidence of outdated authoritarian tactics incompatible with modern democratic expectations.
Chaos erupts across Venezuela as Black Friday discounts spark shopping frenzy
Venezuelan shoppers clashed violently at Black Friday sales, with riot police deployed across multiple cities as crowds pushed and fought for discounted electronics at MultiMax stores.
Man arrested after airport gun discharge faces new assault charges at Sydney train station
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.
Norwegian Princess's Health Worsens as Court Orders Son's Release in Rape Case
Princess Mette-Marit of Norway's deteriorating health coincides with conflicting court orders regarding her son Marius Borg Høiby's release on rape accusations, with prosecutors challenging a district court's liberation order.
Two bank employees killed in Kentucky robbery; suspect sought
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.
David Sánchez trial nears end as prosecution and defense clash over evidence
The trial of David Sánchez, brother of Spain's PM, concludes with conflicting narratives between prosecutors and defense over evidence credibility and investigative conduct.
Building collapse in Salvador kills 3, displaces 12 families
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.
Joey Chestnut to defend Nathan's title on July 4 while serving probation
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.
Dupla detida com moto roubada em cerco eletrônico em Vitória
Two men aged 22 and 26 were arrested in Vitória after being detected by an intelligent checkpoint system while riding a stolen motorcycle. Both have prior convictions for drug trafficking and robbery.
Texas Tech booster threatens antitrust lawsuits over Sorsby scheduling boycotts
Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell threatens antitrust lawsuits against the CFB Playoff and conferences considering boycotts of the Red Raiders over QB Brendan Sorsby's gambling admission and subsequent court-ordered reinstatement.
Sierra Leone prosecutes first child marriage case under landmark 2024 ban
Four men, including a girl's father and husband, face trial in Sierra Leone's first child marriage prosecution since the practice was banned in 2024. If convicted, they face at least 15 years imprisonment.
Judge unseals Epstein's purported 2019 suicide note; more documents may follow
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.
Moraes pede novo parecer da PGR sobre arma de Bolsonaro após conclusão de inquérito
Ministro Alexandre de Moraes determinou novo parecer da PGR sobre caso de arma encontrada com Bolsonaro durante prisão domiciliar, após polícia concluir que ex-presidente não cometeu crime.
Spurs dominate Thunder for third straight win in two weeks
San Antonio defeated Oklahoma City 117-102 for their third win over the defending NBA champions in two weeks, with De'Aaron Fox scoring 29 points as the Spurs extended their winning streak to eight games.
Man arrested for filming young gymnasts at municipal gym in Río Gallegos
A man was detained in Río Gallegos after being caught filming young girls during an artistic gymnastics class. Police seized two iPhones and launched an investigation while social media users alleged prior misconduct at a school.
Internet provider owner arrested in operation against criminal faction in Fortaleza
Police in Fortaleza arrested eight people, including a 42-year-old internet provider owner, for operating a criminal scheme to establish internet monopoly for the Comando Vermelho faction. Courts froze R$3.5 million in assets.
Judge halts Henry case trial after suspecting lawyer viewed juror notes
A judge interrupted the Henry Borel murder trial after suspecting an attorney was observing jurors' notes, leading to her removal from court. The session also featured testimony from an ex-girlfriend detailing alleged abuse of another child by the defendant.
Five killed in shooting at German youth facility; heat emergency grips Europe
Five people were killed in a shooting at a youth welfare facility in Stade, northern Germany. Two suspects, both 21 years old, have been apprehended; motives remain unclear.
Norwegian court denies Marius Borg house arrest, keeping princess's son in custody
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.
Brazil's Supreme Court schedules trial of Eduardo Bolsonaro on coercion charges
Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has scheduled a criminal trial against Eduardo Bolsonaro for June 16, involving allegations of coercion and activities conducted in the United States.
Dutch police arrest four men in major drugging and sexual assault investigation
Dutch authorities arrested four men in a major investigation into suspected drugging and sexual assaults of multiple women coordinated through private social media groups, following international tip-offs.
Mango heir detained on suspicion of father's premeditated murder over inheritance
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.
Lyra McKee's partner hopes killer haunted as three acquitted in journalist's murder
Three men were acquitted of murdering journalist Lyra McKee, shot during 2019 Londonderry rioting. Her former partner says the killer remains unaccountable and justice unlikely.
Texas man sentenced to nearly 20 years for methamphetamine trafficking
A 34-year-old Frio County man was sentenced to nearly 20 years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine from Mexico into the U.S., earning $1,500 per trip.
Real Housewives star's daughter charged with simple assault in New Jersey
Milania Giudice, 20-year-old daughter of 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star Teresa Giudice, was arrested and charged with simple assault following a May dispute in New Jersey. She pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial.
Monique breaks down as brother testifies in Henry Borel case on sixth trial day
The sixth day of the Henry Borel murder trial concluded after eight hours with testimony from three witnesses, including the victim's father who accused the mother of premeditation. The defendant Monique Medeiros became emotional upon hearing her brother speak.
Security footage captures fatal fight in Belo Horizonte; suspect arrested
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.
Mother guilty of murdering 19-day-old daughter with catastrophic injuries
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.
Delta denies contamination as court hears maggot-in-Coke case
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 Missing Nearly a Month in Rio de Janeiro as Investigation Intensifies
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.
2nd man arrested in drive-by shooting in Brooklyn that killed 7-month-old girl
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 releases exam city slips for 10,000 constable posts
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's Vision K18 Concept: A 1,800cc Six-Cylinder Beast Reimagines Motorcycle Design
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.
Perth hostel fire killer breaches alcohol ban weeks after deportation to NZ
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.
Three arrested in Caballito robbery attempt; woman had warrant for murder
Police arrested three suspects during a failed apartment robbery in Buenos Aires' Caballito neighborhood. One woman had an active warrant for a homicide committed two weeks prior.
White House shooting suspect pleads not guilty despite murder charge
Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan veteran, pleaded not guilty to killing a National Guard agent and wounding another near the White House. He faces murder and terrorism-related charges while hospitalized from injuries sustained during the incident.
NY Judge Releases Alleged Epstein Suicide Note
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.
Man charged after bomb hoax halts Peter Kay show in Birmingham
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.
Norwegian court denies Marius Borg early release despite mother's illness
Norwegian courts have rejected a request to allow Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, to serve his preventive detention at home due to his mother's illness. The judicial decision maintains his continued imprisonment.
Manslaughter charge dropped in Isla Bell case; defendant faces perverting justice charge
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.
Castro pede cautela sobre prisão de Bacellar e defende direito à ampla defesa
Rio Governor Cláudio Castro called for restraint regarding the preventive arrest of Alerj president Rodrigo Bacellar, citing lack of access to case details and emphasizing the right to legal defense while awaiting investigation outcomes.
Gunfire erupts at Philippine Senate as ICC-wanted lawmaker resists arrest
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 expands murder charges, death penalty eligibility after mall shooting
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.
Brazilian Federal Police Transfer Vorcaro to Common Cell, Restrict Legal Visits
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.
Sweden's Deadliest Mass Shooting Leaves 11 Dead; Gunman Acted Alone
A 35-year-old gunman killed approximately eleven people in a mass shooting at an adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, before taking his own life. Police ruled out terrorism and believe he acted alone.
Wilson denies bullying claims as defamation trial concludes
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.
Indonesian Woman Rescued After Alleged Kidnapping by Tin Smuggling Syndicate in Malaysia
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.
Diver dies after shark attack off Western Australia coast
A 35-year-old diver died after being bitten by a suspected 4.5-metre shark while spearfishing near Michaelmas Island off Albany, Western Australia. Paramedics treated him for over two hours but were unable to revive him.
PlayStation's New DRM May Convert 30-Day License Trial Into Permanent Access
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.
Lockheed Martin, GM Defense Form Partnership to Strengthen US Defense Industrial Base
Lockheed Martin and General Motors Defense signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on strengthening the US defense industrial base and manufacturing capabilities.
'Dances With Wolves' actor Nathan Chasing Horse convicted of sexual assault
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.
Two arrested in Eau Claire after retail theft, police chase and drug house discovery
Two repeat offenders were arrested in Eau Claire after fleeing police during a vehicle chase and were found with stolen checks, drug paraphernalia, and other contraband.
Aisling authors pivot to crime comedy with 'Our Deadly Summer'
Sarah Breen and Emer McLysaght discuss their new novel 'Our Deadly Summer,' a departure from their hugely popular Aisling series, combining crime and comedy set during a J1 visa experience in early 2000s America.
Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025: Call of Duty, Resident Evil and major reveals
Gamescom 2025 Opening Night Live kicks off Tuesday with reveals of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Ghost of Yotei, and other major titles. The event streams live with Engadget's coverage.
HS2 costs soar to £102.7bn as completion delayed to 2039
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 detail alleged scheme in teen murder case as family reacts to court filings
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.
PNP-CIDG ready to arrest high-ranking officials once court issues warrants
Philippine police say they're ready to arrest high-ranking officials if courts issue warrants, as a plunder case against Sen. Rodante Marcoleta looms over a P75-million donation allegation.
Moto usada em atentado contra tenente da Rota é encontrada no Ipiranga
Motocicleta usada no ataque ao tenente Ronickson Pimentel dos Santos, irmão de Eloá, foi localizada abandonada em Heliópolis. Polícia investiga crime com força-tarefa e análise de câmeras.
Australia tightens migration laws on antisemitism; Bondi suspect charged with 59 offences
Australia's federal government plans to strengthen migration laws to exclude people with antisemitic views. This follows the Bondi Beach shooting suspect being charged with 59 offences including 15 murder counts.
Kentucky mom charged after 22-month-old found with tattoo in 'deplorable' home
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 await formal ID of body found in river search for missing mum Nicola Bulley
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.
STJ suspends Airbnb cases nationwide, to rule on condo restrictions
Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) has consolidated cases on whether residential condominium bylaws can prohibit short-term rentals via platforms like Airbnb, suspending all related proceedings nationwide pending a binding ruling.
Reddy defends Salwa Judum ruling, questions Shah's 14-year delay in criticism
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.
California Mayor Pleads Guilty to Acting as Secret Chinese Agent
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.
Hockney's radical vision: celebrating gay love when it was still illegal
David Hockney pioneered depictions of same-sex relationships and gay domestic life in his paintings during the 1960s, when homosexuality was illegal in the UK, using his art as a form of quiet protest and normalization.
Fiji Police Conduct Drug Raids in Suva, Seize Methamphetamine and Cash
Fiji Police and military conducted drug raids in Nadonumai and Narere, seizing over $4,000, methamphetamine, marijuana, and stolen phones across multiple divisions.
US indicts Mexican governor, officials for alleged cartel ties
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.
Paris bans public alcohol consumption to protect residents from heatwave
Paris implements emergency ban on public alcohol consumption from Friday noon to mitigate health risks from intense heatwave affecting France and Europe.
Capitol Police Sue to Block Trump's Billion-Dollar Defense Fund
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.
Shaolin Temple's 'CEO Monk' Sentenced to 24 Years for $42M Embezzlement
Shi Yongxin, ex-abbot of China's Shaolin Temple, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for embezzling over $42m in temple assets and offering bribes to officials between 2003-2025.
Jairinho's defense challenges autopsy evidence days before trial in Henry Borel death case
Days before trial, the defense of Jairinho, accused of killing his 4-year-old stepson Henry Borel in 2021, seeks to suspend the jury trial and exclude autopsy reports, alleging evidence manipulation by medical examiners.
Cabo Verde autoriza extradición de Álex Saab, presunto testaferro de Maduro, a EE.UU.
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.
Bonnie Tyler in induced coma after emergency surgery, suffers cardiac arrest
British singer Bonnie Tyler is in induced coma following emergency surgery and experienced cardiorespiratory arrest, requiring resuscitation. Her condition is reported as grave.
Sony to Pay $7.8M in PlayStation Store Settlement to US Customers
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.
Singapore couples targeted by Indonesian baby-trafficking syndicate amid adoption desperation
A major baby-trafficking ring spanning Indonesia and Singapore exploited desperate couples seeking adoption, selling at least 34 infants between 2022-2025 with prices up to S$21,600 each. Nineteen suspects are on trial as authorities tighten adoption regulations.
Vero Beach man sentenced to 47 years for child sexual abuse, pornography crimes
A 25-year-old Vero Beach man was sentenced to 47 years in prison for lewd acts against an 11-year-old boy and possession of child pornography. The plea deal spared the victim from testifying at trial.
Mother-in-law of slain beauty queen arrested in Venezuela after international manhunt
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.
Rosen Law Firm Urges Marex Investors to Act Before Dec. 8 Securities Class Action Deadline
Rosen Law Firm urges Marex Group plc investors who purchased securities between May 2024 and August 2025 to join a class action lawsuit by December 8, 2025, alleging financial statement fraud and undisclosed self-dealing transactions.
One injured in shooting on Mishawaka Avenue in South Bend
One person was injured in a shooting on Mishawaka Avenue in South Bend. Details remain limited as the incident was recently reported.
Tyra Banks sues Netflix over 'ANTM' docuseries, alleging defamation
Tyra Banks filed a defamation lawsuit against Netflix over its 'America's Next Top Model' docuseries, alleging the portrayal damaged her reputation and career.
Sturgeon says estranged husband deceived her over SNP embezzlement
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she was deceived and betrayed by estranged husband Peter Murrell, who pleaded guilty to embezzling £400,310 from the SNP. Sturgeon, cleared of charges, addresses public scrutiny while promoting her memoir.
Sussex wins court challenge to overturn £585k freedom of speech fine
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.
Dog triggers shotgun in truck, pellet strikes woman at nearby traffic light
A dog triggered a shotgun inside a parked truck at a Nebraska gas station, with the blast striking a woman at a nearby traffic light. The woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries to her arm.
TikTok influencers arrested after Mother's Day steakhouse brawl involving knife throwing
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.
Norwegian Crown Princess's Son Convicted of Two Rape Counts, Sentenced to Four Years
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been found guilty of two counts of rape and sentenced to four years in prison, with the court rejecting his release plea despite his mother's terminal illness.
DHS targets sanctuary policies after alleged predator's release in Virginia
DHS criticizes Fairfax County officials for releasing an illegal immigrant on drug charges who was later arrested for alleged abduction and indecent exposure at a Virginia park, reigniting debate over sanctuary policies and ICE detainers.
Federal Judge Dismisses Charges Against Salvadoran Man, Citing Vindictive Prosecution
U.S. District Judge Waverly Crenshaw dismissed criminal charges against Salvadoran man Kilmar Abrego Garcia, accusing the Justice Department of conducting a vindictive prosecution.
Early Anxiety Detection Could Reduce Juvenile Crime, Psychologists Say
Psychologists in Hyderabad advocate early detection of anxiety and behavioral changes in children to prevent juvenile crime. Experts highlight parental vigilance, timely psychiatric intervention, and socioeconomic factors as key to reducing youth offenses.
Suspect at large after shooting at Wilmington Hospital leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
Police in Delaware are searching for a suspect who opened fire at Wilmington Hospital on Tuesday, killing at least one person and injuring another. The shooter remains at large.
Toronto police dismantle 'multilayered' gun-for-hire network linked to dozens of shootings
Toronto police have linked dozens of shootings, including attacks on the US consulate and synagogues, to a sophisticated gun-for-hire network where youth are hired to commit violent crimes for unknown benefactors.
Mulher deteta violação da neta através de telemóvel enquanto está no estrangeiro
Mulher no estrangeiro presenciou via telemóvel companheiro a violar neta com deficiência em Santarém. Denunciou crime e suspeito foi detido pela Polícia Judiciária.
China sentences two ex-defense ministers to death for corruption
China's court sentenced two former defense ministers to death for corruption charges, marking a significant anti-corruption enforcement action within the military establishment.
Families of slain officers sue Queensland and NSW police over Wieambilla deaths
Families of two police officers killed in the 2022 Wieambilla shooting have filed personal injury claims against Queensland and NSW police, alleging negligence caused their deaths.
Singapore confirms six long weekends in 2026; Actor Ian Fang begins 40-month sentence
Singapore will have six long weekends in 2026 due to public holiday scheduling. Former Mediacorp actor Ian Fang began a 40-month jail sentence for sexual offences against a minor.
Three dead in domestic shooting outside Illinois middle school; suspect among victims
Three people, including the suspected gunman, were killed in a domestic-related shooting outside Berwyn's Lincoln Middle School. Police confirmed no ongoing threat and that over 100 students sheltering inside remained safe.
Adolescentes recrutados pela internet para cometer assassinatos por encomenda na Europa e EUA
Autoridades europeias e americanas alertam sobre recrutamento de menores em jogos e aplicativos para cometer assassinatos e crimes graves pagos por terceiros, com centenas de prisões já realizadas.
US military strikes Pacific vessel in drug-trafficking operation, killing 4
The US military conducted its 14th strike against an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the Pacific Ocean, killing four people. The Trump administration has accelerated operations targeting narcotics trafficking boats across multiple ocean regions.
Cassie Ventura relocates outside U.S. after testifying against Diddy in sex crimes trial
Cassie Ventura, key witness in Sean Combs' sex crimes trial, has relocated outside the United States and filed court documents confirming she does not intend to return, according to legal filings obtained by Fox News.
Injustiça e vingança incendeiam 'Quem Ama Cuida', nova novela da Globo
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.
Polícia prende suspeito de matar mecânico em latrocínio em São Luís
Polícia Civil prendeu suspeito de participação no latrocínio e morte do mecânico Fredson Rodrigues, encontrado morto a facadas dentro de seu carro em São Luís. O suspeito confessou o crime durante depoimento.
Rio councilman Dr. Jairinho faces mandate revocation over child's death
A Rio de Janeiro ethics committee rapporteur recommended revoking councilman Dr. Jairinho's mandate following his arrest in connection with his stepson Henry Borel's death in March. The case centers on allegations he attempted to obstruct the autopsy.
Taiwan tracks Chinese combat patrol with 21 aircraft, deploys jets and ships
Taiwan's defense ministry detected 21 Chinese aircraft and warships conducting a joint combat readiness patrol around the island, marking the second such operation in a week amid escalating tensions.
Australian father-of-two killed in shark attack at Rottnest Island
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.
Musk sought settlement with OpenAI before trial, court documents reveal
Court documents reveal Elon Musk attempted to reach a settlement agreement with OpenAI prior to litigation, suggesting efforts to resolve disputes outside judicial proceedings.
Iowa Woman Names Killer in Final 911 Call Before Murder
Angela Prichard, 55, was shot by her estranged husband Chris Prichard at her dog kennels in Iowa. Her final 911 call naming him became crucial evidence leading to his conviction for first-degree murder.
89-year-old man arrested after shooting spree at Athens public buildings leaves 5 wounded
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.
Chicago weekend violence kills at least 7 as Trump calls for military intervention
At least seven people were killed and 30+ injured in multiple shootings across Chicago over the weekend, prompting political figures including Trump to call for increased military intervention in the city.
WA bans author's books permanently after child exploitation guilty plea
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.
Montreal mayor calls for end to random police checks as racism investigation widens
Montreal's mayor calls for halt to random police checks as 16 officers face investigation for disproportionately targeting Black and Arab residents, including cutting dreadlocks during stops.
Carroll-Trump Civil Rape Trial Heads to Jury After Both Sides Rest Cases
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.
First trial in 'Koldo case' begins with competing narratives on corruption
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.
89-year-old opens fire at Athens social security office and courthouse
An 89-year-old man opened fire at a social security office and courthouse in central Athens, injuring multiple people before fleeing. Police recovered the rifle and are investigating the motive.
After 26 years, 'Chelsea Jane Doe' identified as Tiffany Bradley through DNA
DNA testing has identified "Chelsea Jane Doe" as 16-year-old Tiffany Bradley of Pennsylvania, murdered in 2000. Her killer, Eugene McCollom, is serving a life sentence; investigators believe she was a human trafficking victim.
Australian author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to child exploitation charges
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.
Man Shot Dead in Punjab's Ferozepur; Attackers Flee as Police Launch Investigation
A 40-year-old man identified as Naveen Arora was shot dead by two unidentified attackers near his home in Ferozepur, Punjab. Police have formed multiple teams to trace the suspects and examine CCTV footage.
Police bodycam analysis reveals critical moments in Henry Nowak stabbing case
BBC Verify analyzes bodycam footage from Henry Nowak's fatal stabbing, revealing police mishandled the victim while the actual attacker falsely claimed victimhood. Hampshire Police has apologized and the case is under independent investigation.
Kansas man sentenced to 57 years for daughter's death from starvation
A Kansas man received a 57-year prison sentence for the death of his 2-year-old daughter who starved while he was intoxicated. The child died from malnutrition after days without food or care.
Keiko discursa como vencedora e promete unir Peru dividido
Com 99,87% das urnas apuradas, Keiko Fujimori lidera a eleição presidencial peruana com vantagem irreversível sobre o candidato de esquerda Roberto Sánchez, prometendo unir o país dividido.
Bogotá police dismantle sophisticated criminal call center impersonating banks
Colombian police dismantled a sophisticated criminal call center in Bogotá that impersonated banks to steal personal and financial data from citizens, then committed fraud using the obtained information.
Polícia prende suspeito na morte de adolescente em Cajamar; vingança é investigada
Polícia prende suspeito na morte brutal de Vitória Regina, 17 anos, encontrada em mata após desaparecer em Cajamar. Investigação aponta vingança como possível motivo com sete pessoas sob análise.
Australian police officer dies after 400m fall on Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
Matthew Paton, a 52-year-old Australian police officer, died after falling 400-500 meters from the Inca Trail near Machu Picchu in Peru while traveling with his wife.
Uruguayan admits to sanctions-busting scheme for Venezuelan officials
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.
Evidence released in Texas high school stabbing case of Austin Metcalf
A Texas court has released graphic evidence images from the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony, including photos of the weapon and fatal injury sustained by victim Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet stabbing.
Police Deploy 1,000 Officers for World Cup Celebrations in Bucaramanga
Colombian police announced a major security operation with over 1,000 officers deployed across Bucaramanga during the 2026 World Cup to manage large crowds, prevent crime, and enforce traffic safety.
Judge orders release of Dominican migrant with murder warrant, sparking DHS criticism
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.
Indonesian man jailed for 12-year identity fraud scheme operating illegal trishaws
A 47-year-old Indonesian was jailed three months for using another person's MyKad for over a decade to illegally operate trishaws in Melaka. The fraud was detected through biometric verification systems.
Man convicted of attempted murder of three children in Dublin stabbing
A 52-year-old man has been found guilty of attempting to murder three children and assaulting four others in Dublin's Parnell Square in November 2023, with sentencing set for October.
Judge dismisses charges against deportation case symbol, finding Trump admin retaliation
A US federal judge dismissed criminal charges against Kilmar Ábrego García, finding the Trump administration prosecuted him in retaliation for challenging his unlawful deportation to El Salvador's notorious Cecot prison.
South Carolina store owner acquitted in shooting death of 14-year-old Black teen
A South Carolina jury acquitted Asian store owner Chikei Rick Chow of murder in the 2023 shooting death of 14-year-old Black teen Cyrus Carmack-Belton. The case centered on whether Chow acted in self-defense or shot the fleeing teen over suspected shoplifting.
Serial harasser jailed again for breaching sexual risk order on Vinted
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.
Multiple shooting spree in British Columbia leaves victims dead, suspect in custody
Police arrested a suspect after a shooting spree in Langley, British Columbia that left at least one dead and several injured. Authorities believe the attack targeted homeless people across multiple downtown locations.
South Korean appeals court increases ex-President Yoon's prison sentence to 7 years
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.
Brazil convicts Bolsonaro's son of lobbying US against father's coup trial
Brazil's Supreme Court convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro of lobbying US authorities to help his jailed father, sentencing him to over four years in prison in absentia. The case highlights tensions between Brazil's justice system and US political support for the former president.
Brazilian court condemns construction firm for slave-like labor conditions
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.
Florida congressional map clears first legal hurdle despite GOP gerrymandering claims
A Florida judge refused to block a new congressional map that could add four Republican seats, allowing the GOP-favoring redistricting to proceed for the 2026 elections.
Nearly €100K Raised for Attack Victims After Attacker Sentenced
A GoFundMe for Alanna Quinn Idris and friend Louis O'Sullivan surged to nearly €100,000 following the sentencing of Josh Cummins to three years in prison for a 2021 violent attack that left Quinn Idris blind in one eye.
Slain Teen's Father Blasts Media for 'Monetizing' Son's Death in Murder Case
Jeff Metcalf, father of stabbing victim Austin Metcalf, accuses media pundits of monetizing his son's death and reveals the convicted killer's family never apologized or reached out.
PM's wife denies using AI in crimes as husband faces triple murder charges
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 military says Aung San Suu Kyi moved to house arrest after 5 years in detention
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.
Dutch Man Charged in Plot Against Royal Princesses; Axes With Nazi Symbols Seized
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 sentenced to life without parole for poisoning husband with fentanyl
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.
Beverly Hills dentist convicted of strangling wealthy mother for $13M inheritance
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.
Pentagon Releases Second Batch of 50 UFO Videos
The Defense Department released 50 new UFO videos Friday, marking the second tranche of declassified files in two weeks as part of ongoing transparency efforts.
Oito meses após morte de estudante, família cobra respostas e prisões
Oito meses após ser morto com cinco tiros dentro de escola em Teresina, família de Marcos Vinícius, 17 anos, aguarda respostas. Adolescente foi apreendido mas solto; polícia investiga envolvimento de facções criminosas.
Five-year-old Indigenous girl killed in Australian outback; man charged with murder and rape
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.
Hong Kong charges 9 over deadliest fire in 70 years that killed 168
Hong Kong authorities have charged two companies and seven individuals with manslaughter and fraud related to last November's Wang Fuk fire that killed 168 people, the deadliest in 70 years.
Abhishek Bachchan on parenting by example: Following his father's lifelong work ethic
Abhishek Bachchan discusses learning from his parents and teaching his daughter through example, while psychologists explain how observational learning shapes children's values and emotional development.
Musk admits he didn't read OpenAI fine print in Day 4 trial testimony
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.
Tribunal condena a Santiago Uribe a 28 años por homicidio y concierto para delinquir
Colombia's Antioquia Court convicted Santiago Uribe, brother of former president Álvaro Uribe, to 28 years imprisonment for homicide and criminal conspiracy related to the illegal armed group 'Los 12 Apóstoles' and systematic killings in northern Antioquia during the 1990s.
Rebel Wilson's defamation trial concludes amid allegations of harassment and smear campaigns
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.
Underworld fixer Gatto's grip on construction industry tightens as regulators fade
Underworld figure Mick Gatto operates as an industrial fixer in Australia's construction sector, leveraging union connections and his fearsome reputation to resolve disputes for fees up to $1 million, raising concerns about organized crime entrenchment in the industry.
Judge allows gun, writings as evidence in Mangione murder trial
A New York judge ruled that a gun and writings found during Luigi Mangione's arrest are admissible in his trial for the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing, while suppressing other evidence obtained without a warrant.
ICC Chief Prosecutor Suspended Pending Decision on Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Karim Khan, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has been suspended pending investigation into allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct and harassment.
SHC upholds Dow University director appointment despite age challenge
Sindh High Court dismissed a petition challenging Dr Izhar Hussain's appointment as director of Dow University's Institute of Business and Health Management, citing his seniority and pharmacy expertise despite being over 70 years old.
ICC arrest warrant for dela Rosa remains unconfirmed amid swirling reports
Unconfirmed reports claim the ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Sen. Ronald dela Rosa over alleged crimes against humanity during the Duterte administration's drug war, but neither the ICC nor Philippine officials have officially confirmed the claims.
U.S. Woman Wanted for Extortion Arrested at Colombian Airport
Colombian migration authorities detained a US citizen at José María Córdova airport who was wanted by Mexico for aggravated extortion via an Interpol red notice. The arrest highlights strengthened border controls detecting international fugitives and transnational crime suspects.
Investidores denunciam fintech por suspeita de pirâmide financeira com prejuízos de até R$ 900 mi
Investidores de Dourados registraram boletim de ocorrência contra o Grupo ICA acusando-o de operar pirâmide financeira com promessas de rendimento fixo. Investigação preliminar aponta possibilidade de milhares de vítimas em outros estados com prejuízos estimados em até R$ 900 milhões.
Body of missing teenager Jay Slater identified in Tenerife
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.
Study identifies distinct profiles between rural and urban arsonists
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.
Suspects in Australian's fatal HCMC shooting claim they acted on overseas boss's orders
Two Samoan suspects arrested for fatally shooting an Australian man in Ho Chi Minh City claim they acted on orders from an overseas boss. The incident has expanded into a broader investigation involving human trafficking and border violations.
MPRJ pede volta de Monique Medeiros à cadeia no caso Henry Borel
Brazil's Rio de Janeiro Public Ministry requested the re-imprisonment of Monique Medeiros, mother of 4-year-old Henry Borel who died in 2021, days after her court-ordered release, citing evidence of witness intimidation.
Charter bus driver charged in crash that killed 5, including two children, on I-95
A charter bus driver has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after allegedly causing a crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia that killed five people, including two children. The driver's lack of English proficiency has raised regulatory concerns.
Children's Book Author Convicted of Murdering Husband with Fentanyl
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.
Canadian ex-cop acquitted of spying charges after prosecutors fail to prove illegal conduct
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.
Australia charges woman returned from Syria with IS membership
Australia has charged multiple women who returned from Syrian camps with terrorism-related offences, including a 34-year-old accused of IS membership. The cases highlight ongoing tensions over repatriation and prosecution of former IS-affiliated individuals.
UN experts call Taliban's restrictions on women 'crimes against humanity'
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.
Judge calls both parties 'vile' in marital breakdown case involving spy camera
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.
Margot Robbie-backed Tudor play finds timeless resonance in working-class women's stories
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.
McLysaght and Breen nail darkly comic crime with 'Our Deadly Summer'
Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen successfully pivot from humorous contemporary fiction to darkly comic crime in Our Deadly Summer, a fast-paced mystery about two friends bound by a deadly secret from 2001.
Austin shooting suspect identified as undocumented immigrant with ICE detainer
A 17-year-old suspect in a 12-attack Austin shooting spree has been identified as an undocumented immigrant with an active ICE detainer. Three people were injured and one critically wounded in the weekend rampage.
Fraudes em postos custam R$ 27 bi aos motoristas, aponta FGV
Operational fraud at Brazilian gas stations costs consumers R$27 billion yearly, nearly double 2022 losses, as criminal organizations shift tactics toward volumetric fraud and fuel adulteration.
Eighth shark attack death in Australia this year marks worst toll since 1929
A 55-year-old man died after a shark attack at Cable Beach in Western Australia, marking the eighth fatal attack in the country this year—the worst toll since 1929.
County court debt judgements surge 17.5% as energy bills crush household finances
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.
STF expõe incompetência dos golpistas de 2022 que documentaram próprio crime
Supreme Court justices highlight incompetence of 2022 coup conspirators who left extensive documentation of their plans. Defendants now claim health issues while facing trial.
Ryanair Flight Diverted After Drunk Passenger Attempts to Open Exit Mid-Air
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.
Foxx's debate retreat risks amplifying challenger's message
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.
Florida court strikes down concealed carry ban for 18-20 year olds
Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the state's ban on concealed carry for 18-20 year olds violates the Second Amendment, finding young adults entitled to same constitutional protections as older adults.
Actor files assault complaint during Bolsonaro biopic filming amid labor violations
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.
Judge allows gun, notebook as evidence in Mangione state trial despite ruling search improper
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.
Australian mother and daughter remanded over IS-era slavery charges in Syria
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.
Federal Police target luxury Rio vineyard owners in Bitcoin fraud money-laundering probe
Brazilian Federal Police raided a luxury winery owned by the Eloy family in Rio de Janeiro, suspecting them of money laundering for Douver Braga, imprisoned in the US for a $290M Bitcoin pyramid scheme.
SANDF recovers stolen military weapons in Pretoria operations
South African Defence Force and police recovered stolen military weapons including grenade launchers and assault rifles in two operations, arresting three foreign nationals in Pretoria.
Germany and France abandon €116 billion joint fighter jet project
Germany and France have ended their joint €116 billion next-generation fighter aircraft project, marking a significant setback for European defense autonomy and strategic independence.
Oklahoma Principal Shot While Disarming School Gunman in Dramatic Video
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.
Netanyahu delays testimony again as Israeli president explores potential pardon
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.
DOJ indicts Comey again, this time over beach shell photo interpreted as threat
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.
Tiroteio em mesquita de San Diego deixa 5 mortos; suspeitos são adolescentes
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.
Pennsylvania teen identified 26 years after murder through DNA genealogy
Tiffany Bradley, a 16-year-old from Pennsylvania, has been identified nearly 26 years after her murder through advanced DNA testing and genetic genealogy, bringing closure to her family despite her killer's conviction years earlier.
DOJ Backs Musk's xAI in NAACP Pollution Lawsuit Over Data Center
Trump's Justice Department intervened to support Elon Musk's xAI company in an NAACP lawsuit alleging data center pollution in Black neighborhoods, urging the court to dismiss the case.
Both defendants absent as Henry case jury hears father's testimony
In the Henry Borel murder trial, both defendants Jairinho and Monique left the courtroom citing health issues, missing testimony from the victim's father. Forensic evidence presented confirms the child died from beatings, not accident.
Elite Season 7 finale: Omar's return, Eric's crisis, and Carmen's deadly secret
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.
Trial of PM Sánchez's brother concludes; judge calls case 'absolute nonsense'
The trial of David Sánchez, brother of Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, concluded arguments with judge declaring the case 'ready for sentencing.' The case centers on alleged misuse of position amid conflicting evidence between prosecution and Civil Guard reports.
Phoenix Suns Surpass Last Season's Win Total with Strong Victory Over Hornets
The Phoenix Suns secured their 37th win of the season, defeating the Charlotte Hornets 111-99, surpassing last year's total of 36 wins.
Driver and passenger jailed for fatal 130mph crash in 30mph zone
Two men have been jailed for causing the death of a 50-year-old man in a 130mph crash in a 30mph zone while filming themselves inhaling nitrous oxide and running red lights.
São Paulo prosecutors seek conviction of 7 cops tied to PCC in money laundering case
São Paulo prosecutors requested the conviction of 11 people, including 7 civil police officers, for connections to the PCC criminal faction in money laundering, extortion, and drug trafficking cases stemming from the murdered informant Vinicius Gritzbach.
Man charged with murder of 5-year-old girl as Alice Springs riots erupt
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.
Moraes encaminha à PGR pedido de impeachment do ministro da Defesa
Ministro Moraes dá prazo de cinco dias para PGR se manifestar sobre pedido de impeachment do general Paulo Sérgio Nogueira, acusado de envolvimento em atos contra a democracia.
Businessman dies in Belo Horizonte plane crash; owned the aircraft
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 indicts sitting Mexican governor for alleged cartel ties
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.
Police arrest three suspects in bus arson linked to prison gang in Belo Horizonte
Police arrested three suspects for torching a bus in Vespasiano, with two detained in Ribeirão das Neves alongside firearms and drugs. The suspects confessed and identified who ordered the attack.
skinbetter science launches A-Team Duo Kit pairing retinoid and antioxidant serums
skinbetter science introduces the A-Team Duo Kit combining retinoid and antioxidant products designed to repair and protect skin while minimizing irritation through clinically-oriented formulations.
Norwegian court orders release of princess's son pending rape verdict as mother's health deteriorates
A Norwegian court ordered the release of Marius Borg Høiby, son of Princess Mette-Marit, pending his verdict on rape and violence charges, citing his mother's critical lung condition requiring transplant.
Five arrested for cooking chicken, drinking beer on Ganga boat in Varanasi
Five people were arrested in Varanasi after a viral video showed them cooking chicken and consuming beer on a boat in the Ganga river, with police seizing the vessel.
Three killed in shooting at San Diego mosque; two suspected gunmen found dead
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.
César's fate in Vale Tudo remake: Will the schemer escape justice?
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.
Australian arrested at Bangkok airport over Thai teen's death in suitcase
A 46-year-old Australian man was arrested at Bangkok airport while attempting to flee Thailand after a 17-year-old girl's body was found in a suitcase near Pattaya. Police allege CCTV footage shows him entering an apartment with the victim before disposing of her remains.
UK to increase domestic murder sentences from 15 to 25 years
UK government plans to increase minimum sentences for domestic killers from 15 to 25 years, closing a sentencing gap and addressing violence against women, which accounts for over a fifth of all murders.
Bombay HC quashes extortion case with unusual condition: six months of old age home service
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.
Insta360 Debuts Luna Ultra: First Handheld Gimbal with 8K, Leica Optics
Insta360 unveiled the Luna Ultra, its first handheld gimbal camera co-developed with Leica, featuring 8K recording, dual Leica lenses, and remote operation capabilities at $590.
Two arrested in Coventry car theft crackdown
Coventry Police arrested two men following increased vehicle thefts in the Stoke area, recovering stolen items including golf clubs and bicycles during a house search.
Lowell man sentenced to nearly 20 years for distributing child pornography
A 34-year-old Lowell man was sentenced to nearly 20 years in federal prison for distributing child pornography to an undercover officer during an FBI sting operation.
India-Nepal border officials coordinate ahead of Nepal elections
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.
Man dies after shark attack at Kennedy Shoal fishing grounds
A 39-year-old man died after a suspected shark attack at Kennedy Shoal in the Coral Sea, about 160km south of Cairns. He was retrieved from the water but succumbed to his injuries.
Fan court-storms during NBA Finals Game 1 seeking Wembanyama selfie
A fan ran onto the court during NBA Finals Game 1 between the Knicks and Spurs attempting to take a selfie with Victor Wembanyama, briefly stopping play before security removed him.
Motorbike collision kills 1, injures 3 in Afghanistan's Badakhshan
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.
South Carolina Supreme Court Overturns Alex Murdaugh Murder Conviction
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 Charged With DUI; Offered Probation Deal to Avoid Jail
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.
Maltese tycoon paid €150,000 for journalist's murder, jury hears
Yorgen Fenech, heir to a Maltese property empire, faces trial for allegedly paying €150,000 to have investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia killed in 2017. The case has already resulted in convictions of five other men involved in the bombing.
Private searchers consult psychics in hunt for missing Sudbury councillor
Friends of missing Sudbury councillor Michael Vagnini held a press conference to share information from two psychics suggesting he may be hiding in a barn or garage in Ward 4, despite police noting evidence he may have left the region.
Tribunal de Antioquia condena a Santiago Uribe a 340 meses por caso 'los 12 Apóstoles'
Colombia's Antioquia Superior Court sentenced Santiago Uribe, brother of former president Álvaro Uribe, to 340 months (28+ years) in prison for homicide and criminal conspiracy related to the paramilitary group 'Los 12 Apóstoles,' reversing a prior acquittal.
Inter-American Court Orders Closure of El Helicoide, Venezuela's Notorious Prison
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ordered the closure of El Helicoide, Venezuela's largest detention facility, citing systematic torture allegations. Detainees are being transferred as the facility faces international legal pressure.
Trump DOJ Backs Musk's xAI in Pollution Lawsuit Against NAACP
The Trump Justice Department has intervened in a lawsuit brought by the NAACP against Elon Musk's xAI, urging a court to dismiss pollution claims related to data center operations in Black neighborhoods.
Court dismisses case against teen accused in dog's death; mother speaks out
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.
Pai de musa do carnaval descarta crime e sugere mal súbito na morte de Tuane Rocha
Tuane Rocha, musa da São Clemente de 38 anos, foi encontrada morta em seu apartamento na Taquara após três dias sem contato com a família. Seu pai acredita em morte natural, possivelmente por mal súbito.
Six injured as Boston duck boat overturns at Cambridge ramp
A duck boat overturned at a Cambridge boat ramp near the Charles River, injuring at least six people, with two classified as more serious. All passengers were accounted for and none entered the water.
PF prende hacker foragido em Dubai; suspeito de integrar grupo 'Os Meninos'
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.
Torreón ranks sixth safest city in Mexico, governor claims
Governor Manolo Jiménez Salinas highlighted Torreón as Mexico's sixth safest city, citing record-low homicide rates and 100% case resolution in Coahuila state.
New video shows WHCD suspect inside hotel before rushing security checkpoint with weapon
Newly released Justice Department footage appears to show the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect rushing a security checkpoint armed.
Dela Rosa weighs salary suspension as Senate ethics panel reviews absence
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.
Prosecution opens case against ex-DUP leader Donaldson in sex abuse trial
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's trial for alleged sex abuse begins with prosecution opening its case. The 63-year-old faces 18 charges including rape, with offences allegedly spanning 1985-2008.
Giggs accused of headbutting ex-girlfriend in 'litany of abuse' trial
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.
3 killed in hate crime shooting at San Diego Islamic Center; 2 teen suspects found dead
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.
Moraes family sues senator Vieira for defamation over PCC remarks
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.
Kitchener man arrested after threatening to shoot Guelph bar staff
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.
Petro anuncia ação por difamação contra presidente do Equador
Gustavo Petro anuncia queixa-crime contra Daniel Noboa por difamação após acusações de ligações com narcotraficante. Tensões diplomáticas entre Colômbia e Equador intensificam-se sobre comércio e segurança.
Judge Allows Cameras in Charlie Kirk Murder Trial, Rejects Defense Request
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.
Três mortos em ataque a mesquita na Califórnia; polícia investiga crime de ódio
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.
Court releases images from fatal Texas high school stabbing
Court officials in Texas released surveillance images and evidence photos from a fatal stabbing at a high school track meet where student Austin Metcalf was killed by Karmelo Anthony.
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em Barbacena; namorado é preso
Estudante de medicina foi morta a facadas em seu apartamento em Barbacena. Seu namorado foi preso como suspeito do crime; o ex-marido da vítima encontrou o corpo.
Judge warns Waters' remarks could undermine Chauvin conviction on appeal
The judge overseeing Derek Chauvin's trial criticized US Rep. Maxine Waters for remarks supporting protesters, saying her comments could provide grounds for appeal if convicted.
Banker Vorcaro Transferred to Brazil's Maximum-Security Federal Prison in Brasília
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.
Utah woman who wrote grief book charged with poisoning husband with fentanyl
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.
Mother seeks $5k monthly damages from jailed father-in-law who killed her son
A Singapore mother is pursuing civil damages of over $5,000 monthly from her son's killer, a father-in-law serving 8.5 years for the 2017 fatal stabbing. The defendant claims self-defense while the mother argues he's prolonging her suffering.
Federal Police Rejects Plea Deal Proposal from Daniel Vorcaro in Master Case
Brazil's Federal Police rejected a plea bargain proposal from Daniel Vorcaro, a former banker involved in the Master case, while prosecutors continue negotiations for his cooperation.
Woman recants false allegations of police involvement in 1999 Alabama teen murders
A woman recanted her claims that Alabama police covered up their involvement in two teens' 1999 murders, admitting under oath she had lied. The false allegations fueled social media speculation and delayed the prosecution of trucker Coley McCraney, arrested based on DNA evidence.
Saab seeks to limit video access to U.S. court hearings over prison appearance
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.
OPPO's Find X10 Ultra Gets Exclusive 200MP LOFIC Sensor, Square Selfie Camera
OPPO is developing exclusive Samsung LOFIC sensors for its Find X10 Ultra (2027) and Pro Max (Oct 2026), featuring 200MP main cameras and innovative square selfie technology.
Armed Gang Uses Fake Delivery to Invade Home, Demand Crypto Access
Eight defendants were charged in a Winnetka home invasion where armed intruders used a fake food delivery to gain entry and demand access to cryptocurrency accounts, highlighting how digital wealth creates physical security vulnerabilities.
Five stabbed near Penn Station; one seriously injured as investigation unfolds
Five people were stabbed near NYC's Penn Station on Saturday evening, with one seriously injured. Amtrak Police are leading the investigation as authorities work to identify a suspect and motive.
Police arrest two men with firearm and cocaine in Peru-Ecuador border region
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.
ONGs e sites de esquerda promovem recrutamento russo para fábrica de drones
Organizações ligadas ao PT e PCdoB divulgaram propaganda russa para recrutar brasileiras de 18 a 22 anos para trabalhar na Alabuga Start, fábrica de drones usados na invasão da Ucrânia, alvo de denúncias internacionais de tráfico humano.
Two arrested outside Texas courthouse after Karmelo Anthony murder conviction
Two men were arrested outside a Texas courthouse following Karmelo Anthony's murder conviction and 35-year sentence, including a viral confrontation participant and a Republican congressional candidate.
Minnesota Lawmaker's Killer Accepts Plea Deal as Feds Drop Death Penalty
Vance Boelter, accused of killing a Minnesota Democratic lawmaker, has agreed to plead guilty to federal charges after prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty.
Six killed in shooting at German youth facility; suspect arrested
A shooting at a mother-and-child shelter in Stade, northern Germany, killed six people. Police arrested the suspected shooter.
Jury convicts man of kidnapping toddler in harrowing Harrisburg standoff
A jury convicted Antonio Hammond of kidnapping after he held a 2-year-old girl hostage at gunpoint during a six-hour standoff in Harrisburg, with harrowing video showing the child's mother pleading for her release.
Chinese Billionaire Guo Wengui Sentenced to 30 Years for Fraud
Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui received a 30-year prison sentence for defrauding investors, with the court finding he misappropriated funds for personal luxury despite claims of anti-CCP activism.
Homem é flagrado furtando celular de técnica de enfermagem em SPA de Manaus
Câmeras de segurança registraram homem furtando celular de técnica de enfermagem durante troca de plantão em SPA da Zona Sul de Manaus. Caso foi registrado na polícia.
Man critical after suspected white shark attack on Rottnest Island
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.
Blood confirmed as Nancy Guthrie's as abduction investigation intensifies
Police confirm blood found at Nancy Guthrie's Arizona home belongs to the missing 84-year-old mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie. With ransom deadlines approaching and her requiring daily medication, authorities fear time is critical.
Austrian ex-spy guilty of passing secrets to Russia and Wirecard fugitive
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.
Mayor Joel Bravo killed in Oaxaca as cartel violence claims second municipal leader
Mayor Joel Bravo was shot dead in Oaxaca state, Mexico, marking the second mayoral killing in the region within weeks amid ongoing cartel violence.
Defense lawyer withdraws from Jairinho case after colleague's heart attack during trial prep
A defense lawyer withdrew from the Henry Borel case in solidarity with a colleague who suffered a heart attack during jury preparation. The case involves allegations of child abuse and potential witness coercion.
Moraes solicita posicionamento da PGR sobre prisão preventiva de Bolsonaro
O ministro Alexandre de Moraes pediu que a Procuradoria-Geral da República se manifeste sobre possível prisão preventiva de Bolsonaro por obstrução de justiça, após notícia-crime de advogados.
Brazilian fraud: Partners vanish with R$900M from 'rental bank' scheme
Partners of Brazilian fintech Naskar disappeared with approximately R$900 million after operating a questionable 'bank rental' service scheme.
USF doctoral student found dead; roommate arrested as search continues for second missing student
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.
Ranchi RSS Attack Suspects Linked to Pakistan-Backed Terror Group TTH
Three arrested suspects in a Ranchi RSS office petrol bomb attack are allegedly linked to Pakistan-backed terror outfit TTH, with investigators claiming they recorded and sent attack footage to overseas handlers for proof of execution.
Influenciadora britânica enfrenta pena de morte em Dubai por morte de namorado
Brooke George, influenciadora do TikTok britânica, foi acusada de matar seu namorado em Dubai e pode receber pena de morte. Ela alega legítima defesa pelo crime.
Thunder dominate Lakers in Game 1 of Western Conference semifinals
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.
U.S. Southern Command Chief Visits Caribbean as Venezuela Tensions Escalate
US Southern Command chief visits Caribbean naval deployment as tensions with Venezuela escalate. The visit follows Defense Secretary Hegseth's announcement of the admiral's retirement amid disagreements over operational strategy.
Australian police officer dies after falling down ravine on Inca Trail
Matthew Cameron Paton, 53, an Australian police officer, died after falling 300m down a ravine on Peru's Inca Trail when a wooden railing gave way beneath him.
Man shot dead near SSP's office in Mohali; two assailants at large
Two unidentified assailants shot and killed a man near the SSP's office in Mohali, Punjab on Wednesday. The victim was at court with his wife when the shooting occurred.
Ativista polonesa encontrada morta no Equador; país solicita investigação internacional
Uma ativista polonesa foi encontrada morta no Equador após alertar sobre um complô para assassiná-la. O país solicita ajuda internacional para investigar o crime.
Dr. Jairinho's defense seeks release, claims ex-councilman lost political influence
Defense attorneys for ex-councilman Dr. Jairinho, accused of torturing and killing his 4-year-old stepson Henry Borel, filed a new habeas corpus petition arguing his loss of political power eliminates grounds for preventive detention.
Man charged after bomb attack on Belfast police station
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.
Six killed in German shooting at mothers' centre in custody dispute
Six staff members were fatally shot at a mothers and children facility in northern Germany by a suspect in a custody dispute over his baby daughter. Police arrested the 45-year-old suspect and two others; the child and mother were unharmed.
Three men sentenced to decades in prison for impersonating police in Colatina robbery
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.
Brother remanded in custody over west Belfast stabbing death
Martin Lowry, 32, appeared in court charged with murdering his brother Shane in west Belfast on August 21. He was remanded in custody and also faces a knife possession charge.
London man charged with arson after $20K apartment fire
A 29-year-old London man faces arson charges after a suspicious fire damaged a northeast London apartment building, causing an estimated $20,000 in damage.
Rio police helicopter copilot dies after 14 months from gunshot wound sustained in operation
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.
BBC Critics Split on Bryan Cranston's 'Your Honor': Gripping Thriller or Relentlessly Grim?
BBC's Must Watch team reviews Your Honor, with mixed reactions to Bryan Cranston's performance as a judge compromising his ethics. One reviewer praises the tense thriller while another finds it grimly paced.
Colombian court convicts ex-president's brother in paramilitary case
Colombian court revokes Santiago Uribe's acquittal, sentencing him to 28 years for homicide, conspiracy, and crimes against humanity linked to paramilitary group 'Los 12 Apóstoles'.
Matthew Perry's Assistant Sentenced to 3 Years for Actor's Ketamine Death
Matthew Perry's assistant has been sentenced to approximately 3 years in prison for his role in the actor's death by ketamine injection. The U.S. prosecution secured multiple convictions related to the incident.
Bankman-Fried's appeal of fraud conviction rejected; seeks Trump pardon
Sam Bankman-Fried's appeal to overturn his crypto fraud conviction has been rejected by an appeals court, upholding his 25-year prison sentence. The jailed FTX founder is now reportedly seeking a presidential pardon.
South Africa launches manhunt after mass shooting kills 12 in Johannesburg
Twelve people were killed and nine injured in a mass shooting at an informal settlement in Johannesburg by at least 10 armed suspects. Police suspect a possible link to illegal mining turf wars in the area.
Teacher convicted of murdering adopted son after months of abuse
Jamie Varley, a 37-year-old teacher, was convicted of murdering his adopted son Preston Davey after subjecting him to months of physical, sexual and emotional abuse. He received a whole life sentence while his partner was sentenced to 25 years.
Four Portuguese men await trial in Spain for alleged 2021 sexual assault
Four Portuguese men accused of sexually assaulting two women in Spain in July 2021 are awaiting trial in Portugal. Their defense claims insufficient evidence and criticizes Spanish legislation on sexual crimes.
Police Colonel Colchado Faces Disciplinary Hearing Over Castillo Palace Raid
Colonel Harvey Colchado, who led an August 9 raid on Peru's Presidential Palace, appeared before the National Police Inspector General to respond to allegations filed by President Pedro Castillo's defense team seeking his forced retirement.
Lotería de Bogotá: resultados del sorteo del 28 de mayo
Bogotá Lottery held its Thursday drawing on May 28, 2026, with a jackpot of 10 billion pesos. The article provides results and guidance on ticket verification to prevent fraud.
Colombia's runoff hinges on abstainers as De la Espriella and Cepeda court undecided voters
With Colombia's left and right blocs consolidated around Cepeda and De la Espriella respectively, both candidates must pursue swing voters and abstentionists to win the presidential runoff, as traditional bloc expansion offers limited gains.
ICC to call 60-70 witnesses against Duterte in landmark trial
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.
14 Pakistani children mourned after tutoring center collapse in Lahore
Fourteen children died in a tutoring center collapse in Lahore, Pakistan on Tuesday. Police are investigating whether construction negligence caused the structural failure.
Delhi Court Upholds Dismissal of FIR Plea in M F Husain Painting Case
A Delhi court rejected a petition seeking an FIR against M F Husain's paintings, ruling existing evidence like CCTV footage and records suffices for legal proceedings without police investigation.
NYC Crime Surge Reflects Leadership Failures, Post Argues After Officer's Death
Following NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller's fatal shooting in Queens, a New York Post opinion piece criticizes progressive leadership for prioritizing root-cause solutions over enforcement, citing rising recidivism rates post-bail reform.
High Court upholds knife threat conviction, rejects leniency plea
A Kenyan man's appeal against his conviction for threatening to kill a nightclub patron with a knife was dismissed. The High Court upheld his three-year prison sentence, finding his guilty plea was unequivocal and the sentence lenient.
Two arrested in Nottingham spiking probe as incidents surge across UK
Two men aged 18 and 19 arrested in Nottingham on suspicion of conspiracy to administer poison following a spike in reported drink and needle spiking incidents affecting 15+ victims since early October.
Iranian singer sentenced to 74 lashes for performing without hijab
Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi and eight production team members were sentenced to 74 lashes for livestreaming a patriotic song performance without a hijab, drawing international condemnation of the regime's cultural repression.
Musk travels to China as OpenAI trial concludes, despite judge's recall warning
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.
Detienen a segundo sospechoso en caso de violación y muerte de niña de 2 años en Trujillo
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.
Top Boy actor Micheal Ward denies rape and sexual assault charges at trial
Award-winning actor Micheal Ward is on trial for allegedly raping and sexually assaulting a woman in a car in London in 2023. He denies all charges, claiming the sexual activity was consensual.
DOJ sues New Jersey over in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants
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.
Polícia recupera 200 botijões de gás roubados na BR-101
Paraíba Civil Police recovered nearly 200 stolen gas cylinders taken in an armed robbery on BR-101 highway. Investigators traced the cargo to a receiver in Santa Rita and continue pursuing charges against robbers and accomplices.
US indicts Raúl Castro over 1996 plane shootdown as tensions with Cuba escalate
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.
Buenos Aires launches 'Operation Wall' with surprise security sweeps at city borders
Buenos Aires Governor Jorge Macri deployed a surprise security operation across city access points and bridges, implementing vehicle controls and document verification to strengthen border enforcement with surrounding provinces and combat crime.
Paris Bans Public Alcohol Consumption as Heatwave Intensifies
Paris authorities impose emergency restrictions on public alcohol consumption and sales during an intense heatwave, citing health risks from drinking in high temperatures.
Michelle Bolsonaro pede ao STF reconsiderar rejeição de queixa contra Erika Hilton
Michelle Bolsonaro pede reconsideração ao STF da rejeição de queixa-crime contra deputada Erika Hilton por alegadas calúnia e difamação relacionadas a episódio de cachorro em 2020.
Deolane recusa senhas de celulares em investigação de lavagem de dinheiro do PCC
Lawyer and influencer Deolane Bezerra refuses to provide phone passwords to police investigating alleged PCC money laundering. She was transferred to a prison 670km from São Paulo after arrest.
Teen charged as adult in cruise ship stepsister's death ordered jailed pending trial
A 16-year-old charged with first-degree murder and sexual assault in his stepsister's death aboard a cruise ship will be detained pending trial after a judge ruled he poses a danger to the community.
Brazilian prison officer released on bail after sexual misconduct allegations
A Brazilian prison officer was arrested at London's Heathrow Airport after a video of her engaging in sexual activity with an inmate at Wandsworth Prison circulated online. She was released on conditional bail with electronic monitoring pending trial.
Benfica's João Rego leads Toulon with 5 goals, awaits Marco Silva's verdict
Portugal reached the Toulon Tournament final after defeating Canada 6-1, with Benfica midfielder João Rego emerging as the competition's top scorer with five goals in four matches.
Police focus on voluntary disappearance theory in Sandra Bermejo case
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.
Australian police hunt 'Scorpio': mystery author of 100+ threatening letters to officials
Australian federal and NSW police are seeking public help to identify 'Scorpio', who has sent over 100 threatening letters to MPs and community leaders since 2015. Police believe the author is a Caucasian man in his 60s and are concerned about potential escalation.
Spanish court strips man of welfare benefits for spending on Glovo, Spotify and nightclubs
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 police chiefs arrested with drugs, weapons and torture devices
Hidalgo authorities arrested municipal security directors and officers in two separate operations, seizing drugs, weapons, and torture devices while investigating organized crime connections.
Iowa man kills six family members before taking his own life
Police in Iowa are investigating a man suspected of fatally shooting six family members in an apparent domestic dispute before taking his own life.
Barranquilla police intensify operations in La Cangrejera neighborhood
Barranquilla Metropolitan Police deployed intensified control and surveillance operations in La Cangrejera neighborhood to prevent crime and improve public safety through vehicle checks, background verifications, and strategic patrols.
Three killed in shooting at San Diego mosque; two suspected gunmen found dead
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.
Thai Buddhist monk arrested over alleged embezzlement at AIDS hospice he founded
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.
Jairinho's defense abandons trial, forcing suspension in Henry Borel case
Attorneys for Jairinho abandoned a jury trial in Rio de Janeiro to force suspension after the judge denied their request for access to additional evidence in the Henry Borel death case. The judge condemned the tactic and rescheduled the trial for June 22.
French court convicts Airbus and Air France in 2009 Rio-Paris crash
A French court found Airbus and Air France guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the 2009 AF447 crash that killed 228 people between Rio de Janeiro and Paris, marking a major legal accountability milestone.
Man sentenced to nearly 15 years for role in teen's death by starvation and abuse
A 66-year-old man received nearly 15 years' jail for his role in the fatal abuse of 19-year-old Huang Baoying, who was starved, beaten and chained in a toilet, losing 43% of her body weight before dying from malnutrition and blunt force trauma.
Gabigol shines but Santos defense crumbles in Grêmio comeback
Santos suffered a defensive collapse in a 3-1 loss to Gremio in the Brazilian Championship, with Gabigol scoring but unable to prevent the comeback. Multiple defensive lapses and a red card hampered the team's second-half performance.
Four arrested in Washington hate crime attack on trans woman
Four people including three teenagers were arrested in Renton, Washington after allegedly attacking a 39-year-old transgender woman, leaving her hospitalized with serious injuries in what authorities are investigating as a hate crime.
Deported Brazilian arrested after attempting to open plane door mid-flight
A deported Brazilian was arrested after attempting to open an aircraft door during a flight from Paris to São Paulo, forcing crew intervention. He faces charges of endangering air transport security with potential sentence exceeding 12 years.
Sandilands' $100m contract exposed in Kiis FM legal battle
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.
Eight South Korean adoptees sue Denmark over illegal adoptions and human rights violations
Eight South Korean adoptees are suing Denmark for allegedly conducting illegal adoptions and denying them rights to identity and family life, seeking 250,000 kroner each in damages.
Spanish PM's ex-aide jailed 24 years for pandemic-era bribery scheme
Spain's supreme court jailed former transport minister José Luis Ábalos for 24 years for taking bribes on Covid-era public contracts, dealing a significant blow to PM Pedro Sánchez's government amid multiple corruption scandals.
Man charged after anti-Muslim attacks injure five across Edinburgh
A 36-year-old man was charged after a series of attacks across Edinburgh injured five people, with counter-terrorism officers investigating what authorities suggest may be Islamophobic, far-right motivated violence.
Prosecutors seek charges against ex-border chief, supervisors in Ihor Homeniuk death case
Portuguese prosecutors move to charge seven additional officials including the former Lisbon border director and security guards in connection with the 2020 death of Ukrainian citizen Ihor Homeniuk in police custody.
Federal charges dropped against 'Broadview Six' activists over grand jury misconduct
Federal prosecutors dropped charges against six Chicago activists arrested during ICE facility protests after admitting grand jury misconduct tainted the case. The U.S. Attorney's office acknowledged procedural errors that compromised the prosecution.
Global law enforcement dismantles 'pig-butchering' crypto scam rings, arrests 276
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.
Mulher é morta pelo namorado em Santa Cruz; mãe do suspeito o entrega à polícia
Mulher de 25 anos foi baleada pelo namorado após discussão por ciúmes em Santa Cruz, zona oeste do Rio. Mãe do suspeito acionou polícia e impediu fuga do filho.
Off-duty NYPD officer tackles Queens shooter after deli worker killed
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.
Teen gangster recaptured after police use girlfriend as bait
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.
NYPD Officers Injured in Queens House Explosion During Domestic Call
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 $2.5bn digital fraud crisis prompts RBI to act—but experts doubt it will work
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.
Inside the Courthouse Circus: Musk's OpenAI Trial Testimony
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.
Texas man accused of killing pregnant wife fights extradition from Italy
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.
Sturgeon Breaks Silence on Murrell's Embezzlement Guilty Plea
Nicola Sturgeon discusses her estranged husband Peter Murrell's guilty plea to embezzling hundreds of thousands from the SNP, with analysis of political and public reaction.
Mass shooting reported at Arcadia Lake in Oklahoma; details emerging
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.
Washington Mother Killed in Shooting After 911 Call Captures Final Moments
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.
'Dances With Wolves' actor Nathan Chasing Horse convicted of sexually assaulting Indigenous women
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.
German police shoot escaped tiger after keeper attacked near Leipzig
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.
Senado aprova projeto que iguala injúria racial ao crime de racismo
O Senado aprovou projeto que equipara injúria racial ao crime de racismo, aumentando pena de um a seis meses para dois a cinco anos de prisão, alinhando-se ao entendimento do STF.
SEC Investigates Alleged $100M Insider Trading Scheme Targeting Susquehanna
The SEC is investigating alleged insider trading related to a China brokerage crackdown that reportedly generated $100 million in illicit profits, with Susquehanna winning court orders to freeze accounts and unmask brokers involved.
Saab's Extradition to US Poses Existential Threat to Maduro Regime
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.
14-year-old boy charged with murder of missing Welsh teenager Lilly
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with murder following the discovery of missing 14-year-old Lilly's body in Blaina, Wales. He will appear at Newport magistrates court.
Former FBI Director Comey arraigned on false statements, obstruction charges
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.
El Teatro Real cierra temporada con 'Il trovatore' de Verdi hasta julio
El Teatro Real despide su temporada lírica con la reposición de Il trovatore de Verdi, que se mantendrá en cartel hasta el 20 de julio con la presencia de personalidades madrileñas.
Monique Medeiros solta após adiamento de julgamento no caso Henry Borel
Monique Medeiros, accused of homicide by omission in her son Henry Borel's death, was released from prison after the trial was postponed due to defense counsel's courtroom walkout. The judge criticized the defense conduct and the prosecution vowed to appeal.
Netflix Wins 'Tiger King' Fair Use Appeal, Easing Documentary Filmmakers' Copyright Concerns
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.
Digimais fraud allegations could cost FGC R$12 billion, Central Bank notifies federal police
Brazil's Central Bank notified federal police of suspected fraud at Digimais bank, controlled by Bishop Edir Macedo, potentially costing the deposit guarantee fund (FGC) up to R$12 billion through alleged balance sheet manipulation and circular asset sales.
S.C. Judge Halts Execution of Death Row Inmate With Schizophrenia Delusions
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 police arrest two men in connection with historic Louvre jewelry heist
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.
'Dances With Wolves' Actor Nathan Chasing Horse Sentenced to Life for Sexual Assault
Nathan Chasing Horse, known for 'Dances With Wolves,' received a life sentence with a minimum of 37 years for multiple sexual assault convictions.
Montreal shooting kills officer; investigators suspect Guthrie abductor sent false death ransom note
A Montreal shooting claimed two lives including a police officer. Investigators believe Nancy Guthrie's abductor sent a deceptive ransom note claiming her death.
Italian court annuls Zambelli extradition, releases ex-deputy from custody
Italy's Court of Cassation annulled the extradition authorization for former Brazilian deputy Carla Zambelli, who has been released from prison. The decision contradicts Brazil's STF request for her extradition on convictions for CNJ system invasion and illegal weapons possession.
Fan Storms NBA Finals Court for Wembanyama Selfie; Knicks Win Game 1
A fan rushed the court during NBA Finals Game 1 seeking a selfie with Victor Wembanyama before security removed him. The Knicks won 105-95 despite the brief interruption.
Petrobras sues Murphy Oil in Texas court over $5M in disputed Gulf of Mexico costs
Petrobras filed a lawsuit in Texas federal court against Murphy Oil Corp seeking reimbursement of over $5 million in unauthorized expenses from a joint Gulf of Mexico operation, claiming a 2022 audit identified irregular charges.
Violent protests erupt in Belfast following stabbing attack
Violent anti-immigrant protests erupted in Belfast following a stabbing incident, with far-right groups exploiting the violence to incite hatred online while police deployed water cannons against demonstrators.
EU Bans Post-Purchase Fuel Surcharges by Airlines
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.
DOJ to Appeal Judge's Dismissal of Smuggling Charges as 'Vindictive Prosecution'
A federal judge dismissed human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling the DOJ engaged in vindictive prosecution after he won a civil lawsuit challenging his deportation. The DOJ vows to appeal the decision.
Texas executes man with intellectual disability despite expert consensus
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.
Baroness Casey Criticizes Lenient Rape Sentences in Newscast Interview
Baroness Casey argues a judge was wrong to spare two boys jail time after rape convictions, raising questions about judicial consistency in sexual violence cases and government accountability.
Essex Police investigate West Ham co-owner Sullivan over new allegations
Essex Police have launched inquiries following allegations of sexual exploitation against West Ham co-owner David Sullivan, revealed in a BBC Panorama and Times investigation. Sullivan has resigned and denies all claims.
Ugandan lawyer defending opposition figure charged with treason-related offence
Erias Lukwago, a lawyer defending detained opposition figure Kizza Besigye in a treason trial, has been charged with treason-related offences after his arrest. Uganda's military chief publicly boasted of inflicting 'hurt and pain' on Lukwago via social media.
Video shows fatal California standoff ending with armored vehicle takedown of deputy's killer
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.
Judge Dismisses Trump's $10B Defamation Suit Against WSJ Over Epstein Birthday Report
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.
Mexico's Silent Crime: Extortion Now Affects All Sectors as Police Join Gangs
Mexico faces a rapidly escalating extortion epidemic affecting all society levels, with corrupt police and criminal gangs extracting nearly $900m annually while victims remain silent due to death threats and institutional corruption.
Judge Orders Baldoni to Pay Lively's Legal Fees in 'It Ends With Us' Settlement
A judge ordered Justin Baldoni to pay Blake Lively's legal fees in their dispute over the film 'It Ends With Us,' marking a partial victory for Lively as the legal battle nears conclusion.
Mass shooting at German youth center kills at least 6
A gunman opened fire at a youth center in Stade, Germany, killing at least six people in a rare mass shooting incident. Police responded to the scene and are investigating the circumstances.
OpenAI trial exposes internal rivalries as Musk lawsuit challenges $852bn valuation
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.
Families claim police bias in Wimbledon school crash that killed two girls
Families of two eight-year-old girls killed in a 2023 Wimbledon school crash claim police showed unconscious bias toward the wealthy driver who was never charged. Eleven Met officers now face misconduct probes over their initial investigation handling.
25 numbers reveal Knicks' historic dominance vs. Spurs' resilient path to Finals
The Knicks bring historic offensive and defensive efficiency to the 2026 NBA Finals, while the Spurs rely on balanced play and strong rim protection led by Wembanyama after a grueling playoff run.
Globo's 'Quem Ama Cuida' Debuts With Classic Telenovela Drama
Globo's new primetime soap 'Quem Ama Cuida' premieres with classic telenovela elements: mysterious murder, wrongful conviction, family inheritance disputes, and romance between a wronged protagonist and an idealistic lawyer.
Jiu-jitsu coach caught using cellphone in Manaus jail amid sexual violence probe
Brazilian jiu-jitsu instructor Melqui Galvão was caught using a cellphone inside his prison cell in Manaus while under investigation for sexual violence. Evidence suggests his brother, a civil police officer, smuggled the phone to facilitate witness intimidation.
Court Voids Discriminatory Disability Ruling, Orders Reinstatement of Gay Municipal Worker
A Brazilian judge ordered the reinstatement of Nilton Francisco Pereira dos Santos, a gay municipal employee in Taubaté who was illegally removed based on a false disability diagnosis. The court found the medical evaluation inconsistent and ruled the dismissal null.
Mexican Governor Steps Down After US Drug Trafficking Indictment
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 HC questions SBI's legal head appointment over age, pay norms
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.
Tennessee rookie officer dies in river crash hours after celebrating first arrest
A 35-year-old Tennessee deputy died in a submerged car alongside an arrested suspect after celebrating his first arrest on Valentine's Day. The officer's vehicle was found overturned in the Tennessee River.
South Carolina Supreme Court Overturns Alex Murdaugh's Murder Convictions, Grants New Trial
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.
'Diff'rent Strokes' Star Todd Bridges Files for Divorce After 3 Years
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: Chimaev defends title vs. Strickland as Ochoa proposes in octagon
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.
Chandigarh's Dowry Death Crisis: 16 Dead, Just 1 Conviction in 5 Years
Chandigarh recorded 16 suspected dowry deaths over five years with only one conviction, exposing systemic failures in investigation and prosecution despite new legal reforms.
14-year-old charged with murder after girl's body found in south Wales search
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with murder after a body believed to be that of missing 14-year-old Lilly was discovered in south Wales. The suspect was remanded in custody to appear before magistrates.
Norwegian court denies Marius Borg's release request ahead of verdict
Norwegian courts have rejected a request to allow Marius Borg Høiby, stepson of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, to serve his preventive detention at home due to his mother's illness. He remains in custody ahead of his verdict.
Hamilton doctor jailed 4.5 years for three decades of sexual abuse
A 79-year-old Hamilton doctor has been jailed for 4.5 years for sexually abusing three girls over three decades, exploiting his position of trust. Judge criticized his superficial remorse while victims described devastating lifelong impacts.
Anthony's Silent Defense Strategy Risks Uphill Battle in Track Meet Stabbing Trial
Karmelo Anthony's defense concluded without him testifying in his murder trial for the stabbing death of Austin Metcalf at a Texas high school track meet, with legal analysts warning of significant challenges ahead.
Câmera registra homem salvando criança de tentativa de sequestro
Câmera de segurança registra momento em que um homem intervém e salva uma criança de uma tentativa de sequestro, impedindo o crime.
Dela Rosa's Unexplained Absence Forces Colleague to Lead Security Budget Hearings
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 killed in shooting at San Diego mosque; two suspects found dead
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.
Economic fixes curb theft, but violent crime needs different solutions
Economists find that economic assistance reduces property crime but not violent crime, which stems from conflict escalation, poor decision-making, and lack of community intervention rather than financial desperation.
Florida man indicted for plotting mass shooting at pro-Israel advocacy group
A 27-year-old Florida man has been indicted for allegedly planning a mass shooting targeting Jewish employees at AIPAC in December 2024, armed with an AR-15-style rifle with silencer.
US Journalist Pleads Guilty to Working as Chinese Intelligence Agent
A US journalist who worked in China for over a decade pleaded guilty to operating as an illegal agent for Beijing, gathering sensitive US government information and receiving at least $100,000 for his work.
INSS exige biometria facial para liberar empréstimos consignados
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 arrests in São Paulo child sexual abuse case involving video evidence
Multiple adolescents arrested in São Paulo for collective sexual abuse of children, with disturbing video evidence circulating on unmoderated online platforms.
Mass shooting at Oklahoma lake campground injures at least 10
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 arrested in Nakuru cleric's murder as police hunt wider gang
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.
Military veteran faces eviction from decade-long treehouse home in Colorado court battle
A Colorado man who built an environmentally-designed treehouse home 15 metres high faces eviction after Pitkin County filed a lawsuit alleging building code violations and trespassing on private land owned by billionaire Crown family interests.
Minnesota man pleads guilty to killing state Rep. Melissa Hortman, agrees to life sentence
Vance Boelter pleaded guilty to attacking Minnesota lawmakers and agreed to serve life in prison, with federal prosecutors declining to seek the death penalty in the plea deal.
Elevance Health Sues CMS Over Medicare Advantage Star Ratings, Threatening 2027 Benefits
Elevance Health is suing the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services over recalculated star ratings that could impact Medicare Advantage benefits and bonus payments starting in 2027.
French woman and five children rescued after 12 years held captive by husband in Pakistan
Pakistani police rescued a French woman and her five children held captive for over 12 years by her husband, who allegedly subjected them to daily physical and mental abuse in a remote mountainous region.
Ex-Yankees pitcher Pavano ordered to pay $1M in contentious divorce over prenup dispute
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.
Man charged in Sydney woman's disappearance as body search continues
A 33-year-old man has been charged with kidnapping and murder in connection with a 58-year-old Sydney woman's disappearance. Her body remains unfound despite police investigations that led to his arrest in bushland south of the city.
Massacre suspect arrested with 13 cellphones at police facility in Cuiabá
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.
Utah woman convicted of murdering husband with fentanyl after publishing grief book
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.
Eduardo Bolsonaro rejeita condenação do STF e classifica processo como nulo
O STF condenou Eduardo Bolsonaro a 4 anos e 2 meses por coação no curso do processo contra Jair Bolsonaro. O ex-deputado autoexilado nos EUA afirma não reconhecer a sentença e classifica o processo como nulo.
Police investigation into Prince Andrew expands to examine sexual misconduct allegations
Police are investigating Prince Andrew (Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor) regarding sexual misconduct allegations, with authorities urging new witnesses to come forward in the inquiry.
Taylor pledges to rewrite sex discrimination laws with biological sex definition
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.
Singapore police showcase how 3D scanning could revolutionize crime scene investigation
Singapore police demonstrate how 3D scanning and drone technology could enhance crime scene documentation, using a 2016 murder case as example of how advanced forensics improve investigation accuracy and evidence preservation.
UK protests erupt over teen's death while handcuffed by police
Henry Nowak, a UK teen, died from stab wounds while handcuffed by police, sparking widespread protests and allegations of police misconduct. The case has drawn political attention amid concerns about far-right exploitation.
Dupla é presa após furtar celular em bar da Pampulha; vítima persegue suspeitos
Homem de 23 anos e adolescente de 15 foram presos pela PM após furtarem celular em bar na Pampulha. Vítima e amigos perseguiram os suspeitos até a chegada da polícia.
South Korean court sentences ex-President Yoon to 7 years for obstruction and resisting arrest
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.
Canberra teen becomes first charged with planning terror attack in ACT
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.
Man shot dead in Patna over case withdrawal pressure; local official's husband sought
A 40-year-old man was shot dead in Patna after allegedly refusing to withdraw a legal case under pressure. Police arrested one suspect and are searching for a local official's husband implicated in the killing.
Professora morta em casa; companheiro é investigado por feminicídio na Bahia
A 52-year-old teacher was found dead in her home in Bahia, Brazil, with family members accusing her long-term partner of fatal assault. Police are investigating the death as femicide.
Wembanyama's 33 points lead Spurs past Thunder to even Western Finals
Victor Wembanyama scored 33 points as the San Antonio Spurs defeated Oklahoma City 103-82 in Game 4, tying the Western Conference Finals series at 2-2 after a dominant defensive performance.
Green candidate continues campaigning after antisemitism arrest, defying party rules
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.
Two Indian tourists sentenced to 5+ years for robbing, assaulting sex workers in Singapore
Two Indian men received five-year prison sentences and caning for robbing and assaulting sex workers in Singapore hotel rooms during a vacation in April.
Ex-marido mata professora e tenta assassinar filhas em Cuiabá
Homem de 63 anos dispara contra ex-mulher professora durante café da manhã e tenta matar duas filhas em sequência. Suspeito é morto por policial militar de folga que intercedeu.
Defense seeks release of man who confessed to killing ex-father-in-law
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 arrest suspect in rat poison contamination of baby food
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 faces securities fraud lawsuit over overstated business outlook and revenue manipulation
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.
Cambridge shooting leaves 2 critical; suspect neutralized by trooper and civilian
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.
Hegseth Calls for Pentagon Investigation of Sen. Kelly Over Classified Briefing Statements
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.
Police recover R$200k solar energy cargo in Maceió fraud operation
Civil Police recovered a shipment of solar panel accessories worth over R$200,000 that was illegally diverted and being sold in Maceió. Three suspects were arrested including the mastermind who impersonated an electricity company representative.
Four men die in police confrontation during organized crime operation in Bahia
Four members of a São Paulo criminal faction died in a shootout with police during Operation Blindagem in Bahia. The group was planning attacks on banks and armored vehicles across the state.
Police officer shot during alleged home robbery faces expulsion if charges confirmed
A Rosario police officer was shot while allegedly attempting to rob a home; authorities vow dismissal if criminal charges are confirmed, while the homeowner who fired in self-defense was released pending trial.
Two found dead at Campania home north of Hobart
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.
Lisbon's 'Drug Uber' Network: 19 Hotspots Where Dealer Served Celebrity Clients
Portuguese police investigation reveals how a drug trafficking network operated across Lisbon using coded language and delivery methods similar to ride-sharing apps, with clients including actors and athletes.
Man kills wife and son in murder-suicide in Kiambu; cites alcoholism
A 26-year-old man in Kiambu county killed his wife and young son with a panga before hanging himself, citing alcoholism in a suicide note. The bodies were discovered by a relative on Wednesday morning.
China sentences ex-defence ministers to death with reprieve in Xi's military purge
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, utility workers shot at in Santos while removing illegal power connections
Police officers and CPFL utility employees came under gunfire in Santos while disconnecting illegal electrical connections ('gatos') from the power grid.
Court blocks second appeal bid by officer convicted in handcuffed woman assault
A Calgary Court of Appeal judge rejected a former police officer's request for a second appeal in an assault case where he slammed a handcuffed woman to the ground, upholding his conviction.
Police to drain dam in renewed search for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont
South Australia Police will drain a dam at a remote homestead to search for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont, who disappeared on September 27. The operation aims to rule out drowning after initial diver searches.
Chicago priest confronts Trump over gun violence after deadly weekend shootings
A Chicago priest publicly criticized Trump and called for restored gun violence prevention funding after a deadly weekend of shootings left at least 7 dead and 30 wounded in the city.
Body found in Paris canal as swimming season opens amid heatwave
French authorities recovered a decomposed male body from Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, a popular swimming spot during the heatwave. An investigation into the cause of death is underway.
Falsa Maddie condenada por assédio aos McCann; pena já cumprida
Julia Wandelt, polaca que alegava ser Madeleine McCann, foi condenada por assédio ao casal McCann. Sentenciada a seis meses de prisão, mas já cumpriu a pena por estar detida desde fevereiro.
Man dies in shark attack at Australian beach; eighth fatality this year
A 55-year-old man died after a shark attack at Cable Beach in Western Australia, marking the eighth fatality this year—the highest toll since 1929.
Man arrested after threatening restaurant staff, defecating on floor near Owen Sound
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.
Brazilian missing person identified as drug trafficking suspect arrested in France
Brazilian police confirmed a man arrested for drug trafficking in France in July 2023 is a 25-year-old from Alagoas who was reported missing by his mother a month after his arrest.
California school shooting thwarted after student tips Sandy Hook Promise hotline
A Northern California high school shooting was prevented after a student reported concerning Instagram posts to Sandy Hook Promise's anonymous tip line, leading to suspect arrest and weapon recovery.
Esquema de resseguros fictícios do GES chega a julgamento com cinco arguidos
Cinco arguidos, incluindo o ex-comissaire aux comptes Francisco Machado da Cruz, estão em julgamento por alegadamente desviarem 5,7 milhões de euros das seguradoras Tranquilidade e Europ Assistance através de contratos de resseguro sem substância económica para enriquecer administradores e financiar a holding ESI.
Ohio man sentenced to nearly 5 years for attacking police during Capitol riot
Kenneth Joseph Owen Thomas, an Ohio man who repeatedly attacked police during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, was sentenced to nearly five years in prison. Prosecutors noted he has since spread misinformation about the attack online.
Western Europeans fear rising crime despite decades of decline, YouGov poll shows
A YouGov poll across six Western European nations reveals citizens believe crime is increasing, contradicting decades of falling crime rates since the 1990s. The disconnect highlights how media coverage of specific crimes obscures broader safety improvements.
Kenya Arrests 8 Students After Deadly Dorm Fire Kills 16 at Girls School
A fire at Utumishi Girls School in Kenya killed 16 students in their dormitory. Police arrested 8 students on suspicion of arson as authorities investigate the deadly incident.
Senator calls for federal probe into truck driver's alleged fraud in license, citizenship
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.
Feminicídio em João Pessoa: mulher francesa morta pelo namorado, que também é encontrado morto
Mulher francesa de 73 anos é encontrada carbonizada em mala em João Pessoa. Polícia identifica namorado como autor do crime; suspeito é encontrado morto dias depois, possivelmente por facção criminosa.
Waymo vehicle catches fire amid Fourth of July gridlock in San Francisco
Multiple Waymo autonomous vehicles malfunctioned during San Francisco's July 4th fireworks, with one catching fire and others blocking roads due to dead batteries, causing hours of gridlock.
Federal Police dismantle criminal group plotting murders of senator, prosecutor
Brazilian Federal Police launched an operation to dismantle a criminal group planning murders against public authorities, including a senator and prosecutor. The operation involved 24 search warrants and 11 arrest orders across five states.
Corpo de modelo é encontrado esquartejado em Hong Kong; ex-marido é suspeito
Modelo Abby Choi, 28, foi encontrada morta e esquartejada em apartamento em Hong Kong. Ex-marido é principal suspeito, com mandado de prisão expedido; pais e irmão também foram presos.
US indicts Sinaloa governor, 9 officials for alleged cartel links in rare move
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.
Austrian man admits plotting jihadist attack on Taylor Swift Vienna concert
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.
Donaldson guilty on all 18 child sex abuse charges after four-week trial
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, a 29-year Westminster veteran and former DUP leader, was found guilty on all 18 child sex abuse charges after a four-week trial, with the jury rejecting his denials and finding him to have been 'sinful and deceitful.'
Brazil's 'Hidden Flow' operation targets fintech-PCC fuel smuggling scheme across 5 states
Brazilian federal police launched 'Fluxo Oculto' operation across 5 states targeting fintech companies allegedly involved in a billion-dollar PCC organized crime scheme in the fuel sector.
Missing Dallas man James Alan White identified after remains found near Paul Quinn College
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.
Independent Flaxmere Supermarket to close as Woolworths opens
An independent supermarket in Hastings' Flaxmere suburb will close in July, a week after Woolworths opens its $25 million store. The closure follows planned redevelopment of the shopping centre.
Federal Court Orders Release of MC Ryan SP and Poze do Rodo in Narco Operation
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.
New scan technique offers hope for earlier endometriosis detection
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 jailed for eight years for rape
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.
Suspect arrested in North Carolina 'Sun Drop Murders' nearly 18 years later
A suspect in a 2008 double murder at a North Carolina bottling company was arrested nearly 18 years later in Washington state. Johnny Steven Talbert faces two first-degree murder charges and armed robbery in connection with the killings.
Lyon files criminal complaint over hundreds of millions in unjustified transfers under Textor
Lyon's Eagle Football Group filed a criminal complaint with French prosecutors alleging hundreds of millions in unjustified financial transfers during John Textor's ownership, citing embezzlement and false financial disclosures.
King Charles offers royal residence to Harry and Meghan for UK visit
King Charles has offered Prince Harry and Meghan a royal residence and security arrangements for their July UK visit with their children, marking a potential reconciliation after years of family tension.
Police identify woman who gave birth and abandoned newborn in public restroom
Brazilian police identified a 23-year-old woman who gave birth in a public restroom and abandoned the newborn in a trash bin. She claims she was unaware of her pregnancy and acted out of fear.
Fake car insurance 'ghost brokers' prey on young drivers via social media
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.
PJ detém dupla por roubos à mão armada contra toxicodependentes
Portuguese judicial police arrested two suspects for armed robbery and assault against three individuals in a drug-dealing location in Marco de Canaveses in April 2021.
Sánchez absent as brother's trial nears verdict in alleged nepotism case
David Sánchez, brother of Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, faces trial for alleged nepotism in a provincial government job placement. The trial enters final stages with questions about witness credibility and defense strategy.
NYC Police Investigate Videos of Men Emerging From Sewer System
NYPD is investigating viral videos showing groups of men exiting the city's sewer system, with authorities working to determine the purpose and identity of those involved in the unusual incidents.
Spain seizes record 30,000-45,000kg cocaine haul in Atlantic Ocean
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.
Integrante do PCC é preso com skunk e cocaína em Rorainópolis
Integrante confesso do PCC foi preso em Rorainópolis com skunk e cocaína após monitoramento de veículo que saiu de Boa Vista. Suspeito tinha histórico de tráfico e prisão anterior em 2024.
Aboriginal girl's death exposes Australia's systemic inequalities
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.
Caddick's Dover Heights mansion sells for $9.8m, below expectations
The Dover Heights property of missing fraudster Melissa Caddick has sold for $9.8 million, below expectations set by her husband and court-appointed receiver, as asset recovery continues for defrauded investors.
Digital money transforms money laundering tactics for Brazilian criminal factions
Brazilian criminal factions are adopting digital payment methods and corporate structures ('pejotização') to launder money more efficiently, fundamentally changing how organized crime operates financially.
Sikh community grapples with tensions following Southampton murder
A murder in Southampton involving a Sikh man has triggered community fear and raised questions about religious identity and weapon laws in the UK, with Sikh leaders emphasizing the crime was not religiously motivated.
Chilean authorities raid BancoEstado branch over executive's alleged Tren de Aragua links
Chilean authorities raided a BancoEstado branch after discovering a bank executive's connections to Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan criminal organization. The operation, called 'Operación Tokio,' has implicated multiple banking officials in organized crime activities.
Two suspects detained in fatal shooting of Australian tourist in Bali
Indonesian authorities have detained two suspects in connection with the fatal shooting of an Australian tourist on the resort island of Bali, according to the national police chief.
Congolese community protests for justice after fatal stabbing in Champaign
Members of Champaign's Congolese community protested outside the courthouse demanding justice for Nzengeli Mfwamba, who was fatally stabbed and struck with a hammer. The suspect, Dominic Fortune, is scheduled for a court appearance.
Man sentenced to two years for stealing unreleased Beyoncé music from car
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.
DF capacita profissionais para ampliar acesso à PrEP no sistema prisional
UNAIDS e órgãos parceiros promovem capacitação para profissionais de saúde e agentes penitenciários visando expandir o acesso à PrEP nas unidades prisionais do Distrito Federal, reforçando estratégias de prevenção ao HIV em população vulnerável.
Dupla armada com pistola de rajada é detida em Cariacica
Police arrested six armed suspects including alleged gang leader 'Dadá' in Cariacica after a tip-off. One detainee carried a pistol with burst fire capability; drugs and radios were also seized.
Atirador abre fogo em mesquita de San Diego; evacuação em andamento
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.
Fever Collapse Again: Clark Struggles as Indiana Blows Lead to Liberty
The Indiana Fever blew a 12-point lead to the New York Liberty, losing 83-75 in another collapse. Caitlin Clark shot poorly at 4-for-14 as turnovers plagued the championship contenders.
Man dies in shark attack off Australia's Rottnest Island
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.
Prison-Coordinated Murder: 'Banda del Millón' Kills 81-Year-Old During Planned Robbery
Members of the Banda del Millón murdered an 81-year-old woman during a coordinated robbery in San Isidro, with leaders directing the attack via WhatsApp from prison cells.
Decade-long mystery: How one woman's vanishing exposed Long Island's serial killer
Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to seven murders connected to the Gilgo Beach serial killings discovered after Shannan Gilbert's 2010 disappearance. One victim remains unidentified and questions persist about Gilbert's death.
Christchurch killer's appeal rejected as 'utterly devoid of merit'
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."
Devolver Direct 2024: Tenjutsu, Possessor(s) e novos DLCs marcam evento
Devolver Digital's annual showcase revealed multiple game announcements including Tenjutsu from Dead Cells designer, Possessor(s) from Hyper Light Drifter developers, and release dates for The Crush House, Anger Foot, and new DLC for existing titles.
Senior lawyers urge Starmer to intervene in 'rigged' Indian prosecution of British activist
Four senior UK lawyers, including former attorney general Dominic Grieve, have urged PM Starmer to request India drop charges against British activist Jagtar Singh Johal, citing breach of double jeopardy protections after his acquittal.
Multiple wounded in shooting at Ohio festival
A shooting at an outdoor festival in Toledo, Ohio left at least 12 people injured. Multiple shooters opened fire during the street festival event.
Video captures woman fatally shooting victim on Brooklyn street
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.
Birmingham Restaurant Empire Collapses: Pihakis Group Faces $12M in Liens, Multiple Closures
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 arrest man accused of attacking French nun in Jerusalem
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.
EFCC arrests ex-power minister Saleh Mamman after 75-year conviction
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.
Family members spotted warning signs in foiled White House UFC plot suspects
Federal authorities revealed that relatives of two men arrested in an alleged White House UFC attack plot had observed warning signs, with one mother reporting her son's weapons stockpile to police before his arrest.
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7+ years prison for princess's son in sexual assault trial
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7.5 years imprisonment for Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, facing 40 charges including rape of four women. He admits some acts but denies the most serious allegations.
Drama teacher denies grooming charge, claims uncertainty over online contact
A 28-year-old drama teacher at Knox Grammar School faces charges of grooming a child after messaging a 15-year-old posing as a boy on Grindr. His defense claims he believed he was communicating with an adult and wasn't certain the person was real.
Homem rouba celular em ponto de ônibus, esconde na UFMT e é preso
Homem de 30 anos foi preso após roubar celular de mulher em ponto de ônibus no bairro Boa Esperança. Suspeito fugiu para a UFMT, onde foi detido por seguranças após esconder o aparelho em carrinho de limpeza.
Female drug trafficking duo arrested in Azores with 33kg of narcotics
Portuguese judicial police arrested two women in the Azores with 33 kilograms of drugs. Both suspects were remanded in preventive custody.
Indian-origin man sentenced to 34 years for kidnapping, torture and rape in London
Gagandeep Singh, 34, was sentenced to 34 years in UK prison for kidnapping, torturing and raping a woman in London. He will serve 28 years in custody before deportation, with parole eligibility only after 18 years.
Federal authorities dismantle gun trafficking ring that supplied Chicago gangs with dozens of firearms
Federal authorities have dismantled an alleged firearms trafficking ring that funneled dozens of guns from Georgia to Chicago gangs. Five people face charges, with weapons linked to murders and violent crimes.
STF Marco Civil ruling could sketch social media regulation, Gilmar Mendes says
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.
Texas teens arrested for using dating apps to lure victims into violent robberies
Two Texas teenagers were arrested for using dating apps to lure young men into violent robberies, including an incident where a 15-year-old was shot four times. The suspects targeted victims through online platforms before robbing and assaulting them.
Crypto Queen Sought by FBI Vanishes After Billion-Dollar Fraud
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.
Reality Star Spencer Pratt Enters LA Mayor Race After Palisades Fire Loss
Reality TV personality Spencer Pratt announced his mayoral candidacy for Los Angeles at a rally marking one year since the Palisades Fire that destroyed his home, criticizing city and state leadership.
Lifeguards denounce labor exploitation and safety breaches by contractor
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.
Louisville Officer Faces Firing After Body Camera Footage Shows Shooting of Unarmed Suspect
A Louisville police officer may face termination after body camera footage revealed he shot and killed a naked, unarmed suspect on Saturday, triggering disciplinary proceedings.
Man stabbed to death after refusing to surrender phone in Manaus
A 43-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Manaus after refusing to surrender his phone to a robber. The attacker fled and remains at large as police investigate.
Multiple people shot at Michigan mall in 'significant incident'
Police responded to a shooting at Fairlane Town Center mall in Dearborn, Michigan on Friday, with at least two confirmed dead and three total shot. Authorities secured the scene while investigation details remain limited.
Madras HC Takes Direct Oversight of Sexual Harassment Probe Against TN Police Chief
Madras High Court will oversee investigation into sexual harassment allegations against a Tamil Nadu Special DGP, citing need to protect victim's fundamental rights and ensure rule of law despite her high rank.
Two men arrested after fuel theft at Co Antrim home
Two men aged 35 and 36 were arrested following a fuel robbery at a property in Cloughmills, Co Antrim on Friday afternoon. Police are appealing for information about the incident.
UK Court Remands Man in Death of Nigerian After Lewisham Assault
A UK court has remanded Maxwell Oguanaya, 32, in custody over the alleged murder of 41-year-old Nigerian Taiwo Ekerin, who died from injuries sustained during an assault in Lewisham, London on May 24.
Thai police probe if Australian man charged in teen's murder linked to two unsolved cases
Thai police are investigating whether an Australian man charged with murdering a 17-year-old girl in Pattaya could be linked to two unsolved cases involving women found in suitcases in the region.
Bombay HC grants bail to man accused of child abuse, says cheek-touching without sexual intent isn't assault
Bombay High Court granted bail to a 46-year-old man accused of sexually abusing an 8-year-old girl, ruling that touching a child's cheek without sexual intent does not constitute sexual assault under POCSO Act.
Police K-9 Ruger tracks missing autistic teen to safe rescue in Florida
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.
Two men arrested over €5,700 perfume theft at Dublin Airport
Two men in their 40s and 50s were arrested at Dublin Airport for stealing over €5,700 worth of perfume as part of a crackdown on organised retail crime.
Cambodia pardons opposition leader Kem Sokha after 8+ years in detention
Cambodia's former opposition leader Kem Sokha received a royal pardon for a 27-year treason sentence widely viewed as politically motivated. The pardon, signed by Hun Sen, comes after over eight years of detention but maintains restrictions on his political participation and travel.
Nick Reiner appears in court after pleading not guilty in parents' deaths
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 arrest 18, seize 40 pounds of fentanyl in MacArthur Park drug raid
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.
Private searchers turn to psychics in hunt for missing Ontario councillor
Friends of missing Ward 2 Councillor Michael Vagnini held a press conference to share psychic predictions about his whereabouts, claiming he may be hiding in a barn or garage in Sudbury District despite police investigations.
Prosecution team seeks spiritual fortitude ahead of Duterte impeachment trial
The House prosecution team attended a religious Mass seeking spiritual support ahead of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, with prosecutors and clergy praying for truth, justice and accountability.
Trump Withdraws Complaint Against NY AG After Judge Orders $900K in Sanctions
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.
Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui sentenced to 30 years for $1bn fraud scheme
Guo Wengui, a Chinese property developer who fled to the US and reinvented himself as a Communist Party critic, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for running a $1 billion fraud scheme that exploited his online followers.
Sky reclaim No. 1 as WNBA playoff picture sharpens in final week
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.
Photographer charged with stealing Bondi victim's camera after mass shooting
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.
Senior Sri Lankan Buddhist monk arrested for alleged sexual abuse of minor
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.
Defesa de Bolsonaro pede ao STF que afaste acusação de falta grave por arma
A defesa de Bolsonaro pediu ao STF que afaste a hipótese de falta grave após a Polícia Civil concluir que o ex-presidente não cometeu crime no caso da arma apreendida com seu segurança.
Singapore deports scam syndicate member to face charges in $41M fraud case
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.
Judge suspects Plus Ultra diverted €16M from bailout to money laundering network
A Spanish judge suspects airline Plus Ultra diverted nearly €16 million from a €53 million state rescue to opaque companies linked to money laundering, with an international arrest warrant issued for principal shareholder Rodolfo Reyes.
Manhunt intensifies for ex-special forces soldier accused of shooting wife
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.
Man charged in death of Indigenous girl that sparked Alice Springs riots
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.
UK Murder Sparks National Crisis as Policing Practices Face Scrutiny
A murder case in Britain involving a teen's death while in police custody has triggered widespread national outrage, riots, and community tensions including reports of hate incidents.
Alabama Seeks Supreme Court Approval for New Congressional Map
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.
Toronto police uncover 'gun-for-hire' network recruiting teens via encrypted apps
Toronto police have linked dozens of shootings, including an attack on the US consulate, to a 'multilayered' gun-for-hire network recruiting young people via encrypted apps. Investigators suspect foreign actors and organized crime may be orchestrating the violence.
UK accused of abandoning family of Briton found tortured dead in Grenada
The family of Andrew Frederick, found dead in Grenada, accuses UK authorities of failing to support their justice campaign despite a pathologist confirming homicide. The FCDO refused to activate its murder support team, prompting calls for policy review.
South Africa police corruption figure pleads guilty, agrees to testify against top officials
A central figure in South Africa's major police corruption scandal has pleaded guilty to bribery, fraud and money-laundering, agreeing to testify against high-ranking officials including the police chief in exchange for an eight-year sentence.
Police dismantle Red Command cryptocurrency mining operation in Rio favela
Rio police discovered an illegal cryptocurrency mining operation run by the Comando Vermelho gang in Lins Complex, generating R$40-50k monthly to finance drug trafficking activities.
Bolivia protests escalate as government denies fatal shooting during La Paz operation
Bolivian social movements report a 24-year-old killed by gunfire during a police-military operation to break a three-week blockade of La Paz, while the government denies lethal force use and disputes the death's timing.
NSW woman arrested after attempting to print child abuse material at Canberra shop
A 36-year-old NSW woman was arrested in Canberra after attempting to print child exploitation material at a photo store. The material failed to print due to machine malfunction, but staff discovered the images and alerted police.
Renan Calheiros propõe incluir fundos de pensão no FGC para cobrir perdas do Master
Senator Renan Calheiros proposes including state and municipal pension funds as FGC members to cover R$2 billion in losses from Master bank fraud, a move the Central Bank warns distorts the fund's purpose.
Sturgeon says she was 'deceived' by ex-husband as Murrell admits £400k SNP embezzlement
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she was deceived by estranged husband Peter Murrell, who pleaded guilty to embezzling £400,310 from the SNP between 2010-2022. Sturgeon, exonerated after a two-year police investigation, described the situation as the worst week of her life.
Pakistani court sentences man to death for murdering TikTok star Sana Yousaf
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 Federal Police Probe Uninspected Luggage on Jet Carrying Top Lawmakers
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 Injured in Stabbing at Foss High School in Tacoma, Washington
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.
Virtua Fighter Crossroads Blends Fighting and Adventure, Coming 2027
Sega and RGG Studio revealed Virtua Fighter Crossroads will launch in 2027, blending traditional fighting mechanics with a story-driven adventure set in a fictional Southeast Asian town plagued by crime and corruption.
South Korea seeks arrest warrants for ferry crew over negligent grounding
South Korean police requested arrest warrants for a ferry's first mate and helmsman after the Queen Jenuvia II ran aground off the southwestern coast, citing gross negligence. The 246 passengers and crew were largely unharmed.
Brazil's police report AI-generated deepfakes in nearly half of fraud cases
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.
Man dies in great white shark attack off Western Australia
A 38-year-old man died after being attacked by a 4-meter great white shark near Rottnest Island, marking Australia's second fatal shark attack in 2026. Authorities have increased surveillance and urged public caution in the area.
Ye Performs in Netherlands Despite Antisemitic Controversy and Legal Challenges
A Dutch court blocked a Jewish group's legal challenge, allowing Kanye West to perform concerts in the Netherlands despite ongoing antisemitic controversy surrounding the rapper.
Vale Tudo remake ends with Marco Aurélio's arrest, departing from 1988 original
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.
Estudante de medicina morta em Barbacena pode ter sofrido mais de cem facadas
Uma estudante de medicina foi encontrada morta em Barbacena, Minas Gerais, com mais de cem facadas. Seu namorado foi preso como suspeito do crime.
Anti-immigrant violence erupts in Belfast as riots grip UK
Belfast experiences escalating anti-immigrant violence and riots following a stabbing incident, with police deploying water cannons to control disorder across Northern Ireland.
Two men arrested after stolen vehicle stopped in Newcastle
Two 48-year-old men were arrested after police stopped a suspected stolen vehicle in Newcastle's Kenton area on Friday morning. Both remain in custody on suspicion of motor vehicle theft.
Australian author Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation offences
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.
Colorado Funeral Home Director Sentenced to 40 Years for Corpse Abuse
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.
Australian accused of Thai teen's murder claims incident 'out of control'
Australian Simon Peter Carman, 45, is charged with murdering 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla in Thailand. Her body was found in a suitcase near railway tracks; Carman claims the incident was 'out of my control.'
Floyd family calls Chauvin's 22.5-year sentence 'slap on the wrist'
George Floyd's relatives condemned Derek Chauvin's 22½-year sentence as inadequate, arguing he should have received life imprisonment for the officer's fatal restraint of Floyd in May 2020.
Chinese Court Orders Woman to Pay Compensation After Lover Dies in Hotel
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.
Ex-Man United defender Williams avoids jail over 100mph crash
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.
Stanford study validates two effective therapies for childhood eating disorder ARFID
Stanford researchers completed the first randomized controlled trial for ARFID, a childhood eating disorder affecting 2-6% of children, identifying two effective therapeutic approaches that help expand food intake and improve symptoms.
Shooting at Ohio festival leaves 12 wounded, two critical
At least 12 people were shot near the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio on Saturday, with two in critical condition. Police are actively searching for the suspect(s) as the incident marks one of over 170 mass shootings in the US this year.
Two arrested in Co Antrim ATM theft bid as wave of raids sweeps region
Two men arrested in Co Antrim following an attempted ATM theft, marking the seventh incident this year as a coordinated wave of cash machine raids spreads across four counties.
Karmelo Anthony convicted of murder; both families say 'nobody wins' after verdict
Karmelo Anthony was convicted of murder in the stabbing death of fellow student Austin Metcalf at a Texas track meet. Both families express pain over the verdict, with Anthony's family questioning trial fairness while Metcalf's father says justice was served.
Mexico City judge orders reinstatement of officer who shot robbery suspect
A Mexico City judge ordered the reinstatement of officer Pedro Buendia after eight months of suspension, though he remains under prosecution for homicide charges related to shooting an alleged robber in February 2025.
Jairinho's defense abandons trial, Henry Borel case postponed, Monique released
The trial of Jairinho for the death of 5-year-old Henry Borel was adjourned after his defense team abandoned the jury session, prompting the judge to release the boy's mother Monique from preventive detention.
Bodycam footage reveals details of Tiger Woods' March crash and DUI arrest
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.
Brunson Leads Knicks to Brink of Finals With Dominant Game 3 Win Over Cavaliers
The New York Knicks defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 121-108 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals, taking a dominant 3-0 series lead. Jalen Brunson scored 30 points as the Knicks moved within one victory of reaching the NBA Finals for the first time in nearly three decades.
British-Israeli mother dies from West Bank shooting wounds; family mourned
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.
UK Suspect Charged With Third Attempted Murder in Antisemitic Stabbing Spree
A suspect faces a third attempted murder charge following knife attacks on Jewish men in London, amid escalating antisemitic violence in the UK.
STJ determina soltura de mulher que cumpriu 70% da pena por tráfico
O Superior Tribunal de Justiça determinou a soltura de uma mulher condenada por tráfico internacional de drogas após cumprir quase 70% de sua pena de um ano e 11 meses.
Sandiganbayan delays Estrada, Bonoan arraignment in flood control scandal
The Sandiganbayan postponed the arraignment of Senator Jinggoy Estrada and former Public Works Secretary Manuel Bonoan on plunder and graft charges linked to a flood control scandal until June 30.
Ex-Calgary cop gets house arrest for body-slamming handcuffed woman
A former Calgary police officer received 15 days house arrest for body-slamming a handcuffed woman to the floor in 2017, despite prosecutors seeking nine months jail for the incident deemed police brutality.
ICC outlines comprehensive pre-trial agenda for Duterte case ahead of May 27 status conference
The ICC's Trial Chamber III has scheduled a May 27 status conference to address trial procedures in the case against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte, covering trial dates, evidence disclosure, witness protection, and victim participation.
Influencer Gato Preto indicted for reckless driving, hit-and-run after Porsche crash
Brazilian influencer Samuel Sant'Anna da Costa (Gato Preto) became a defendant for causing a traffic accident and fleeing the scene on Faria Lima avenue in São Paulo, facing two attempted homicide charges with eventual intent.
Man charged with arson in 2020 N.S. fish plant fire amid Mi'kmaq lobster dispute
RCMP charged a 24-year-old with arson for a 2020 fire that destroyed a Nova Scotia fish plant storing Mi'kmaq-caught lobster, amid escalating tensions over Indigenous fishing rights.
Police Documents Reveal Details of Britney Spears DUI Arrest in California
Police documents reveal Britney Spears was arrested for driving under the influence in Ventura County on March 4, showing erratic behavior and admitting to alcohol and medication consumption before driving.
Brazilian Army Sergeant Arrested Over Suspected Neo-Nazi Group Links
A temporary Brazilian Army corporal was arrested in Taubaté, São Paulo, for suspected active participation in a neo-Nazi group. The arrest was part of a multi-state operation targeting the organization for inciting discrimination and planning violent acts.
Julgamento de Adriana começa com reviravolta: Pedro é afastado da defesa
O julgamento de Adriana inicia com uma reviravolta quando o juiz impede Pedro de continuar sua defesa. Cléber assume o caso enquanto testemunhas tentam desqualificar a acusada.
Families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims sue OpenAI and CEO Altman
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.
Corpo em decomposição é encontrado perto do treino da seleção do Irã em Tijuana
Polícia mexicana localiza corpo em decomposição em veículo próximo ao local de treino da seleção do Irã em Tijuana, dias antes da estreia na Copa do Mundo.
French singer Patrick Bruel placed under investigation for rape and sexual abuse
Patrick Bruel, a prominent French singer and actor, has been placed under judicial investigation for multiple counts of rape, sexual assault, and harassment following Me Too allegations. An examining magistrate will now conduct a deeper investigation that typically leads to trial.
LeBron James Departs Lakers After Eight Seasons, 2020 Championship
LeBron James, 41, will leave the Los Angeles Lakers after eight seasons to play elsewhere in the 2026-2027 season. James led the franchise to its 17th NBA championship in 2020 and became the league's all-time leader in multiple statistical categories.
Two men found guilty of murdering dad-of-two Vincent Parsons after stag do in Dublin
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
OnlyFans manager flees Andorra to Dubai over prostitution charges
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.
Supreme Court Backs Monsanto in Roundup Cancer Lawsuit, Disappointing Plaintiffs
The Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit alleging Roundup weedkiller caused cancer, ruling in favor of Monsanto/Bayer on pesticide labeling disputes. The decision leaves health advocates feeling betrayed over unresolved safety concerns.
Dua Lipa sues Samsung over unauthorized use of her image
Singer Dua Lipa has filed a lawsuit against Samsung for allegedly using her image without permission or proper compensation in marketing materials.
Casal confessa assassinato de ex-companheiro em Curitiba após fingir latrocínio
Um casal foi preso em Curitiba após confessar ter matado o ex-companheiro da mulher. O atual namorado disparou três vezes contra a vítima, e a mulher inicialmente mentiu dizendo que foi latrocínio.
Epstein's longtime girlfriend faces scrutiny despite immunity deal and abuse claims
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.
Gymnastics coach pleads guilty to child exploitation after USA Gymnastics missed warning signs
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.
New Zealand tourist fined $580 after diving into Rome's Trevi Fountain
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.
Musk's OpenAI lawsuit backfires as trial reveals shared nonprofit vision
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.
Mulher encontrada em mala foi morta uma semana antes e guardada em casa
Mulher encontrada morta em mala por crianças foi assassinada pelo namorado uma semana antes. Suspeito confessou crime após apresentar-se à delegacia e teve prisão mantida.
Autopsy reveals Machakos cop died from poison ingestion
A 37-year-old police constable in Machakos county was found dead in his vehicle with autopsy results confirming poison ingestion; investigators are determining whether it was suicide or foul play.
10 Yoga Poses Touted as Natural Blood Pressure Management
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.
SNP chief's £400k embezzlement and UK heatwave dominate front pages
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive, faces potential jail time for embezzling £400,000 from the party, while questions mount over Nicola Sturgeon's knowledge. Meanwhile, UK experiences record temperatures and debate intensifies over social media age restrictions.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settle It Ends With Us lawsuit weeks before trial
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.
Award-winning author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to child exploitation crimes
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.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Out vs Lakers With Abdominal Strain
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.
Crypto pyramid scheme nets €1.5M from European victims, two arrested
Portuguese police arrested two men operating a cryptocurrency pyramid scheme through social media that defrauded victims of €1.5 million across Europe and Canada over 18 months.
Maduro's Son Admits to 'Excesses' Under Father's Rule, Calls for Chavismo Apology
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.
Deolane refuses to unlock phones in PCC money-laundering probe
Brazilian influencer and lawyer Deolane Bezerra was arrested in Operation Vérnix for alleged PCC money laundering and refused to provide phone passwords to police, though investigators have technical means to extract data.
Teenagers guilty in machete ambush killing of Luton man
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.
US DOJ Drops All Criminal Charges Against Gautam and Sagar Adani
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.
Hegseth Pushes Latin America to Escalate Cartel Fight or Face U.S. Action
Defense Secretary Hegseth urges Latin American allies to aggressively combat drug cartels, warning the US will act unilaterally if needed. The Trump administration is deploying unprecedented military assets across the hemisphere under its "Donroe Doctrine."
Judge Rules on Evidence in Mangione Murder Trial for UnitedHealthcare CEO Death
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.
GNR detains four in Bragança, including officer, in cross-border crime ring bust
Portuguese GNR arrested four people including one military officer for organized crime, fraud, and document falsification operating across Portugal, France, and Spain. Over €250,000 in assets were seized.
Revered Thai Buddhist monk arrested over alleged embezzlement of hospice donations
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.
Supreme Court Upholds Hernandez Conviction in Etan Patz Case, Clarifying Miranda Rights
The Supreme Court reinstated Pedro Hernandez's murder conviction in the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz, with Miranda Rights playing a key role in the decision.
iCloud backup reveals criminal network infiltrating Cabedelo city hall
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.
Prosecutor reveals alleged motive in Jaime Esteban Moreno murder case at charges hearing
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.
LAPD releases bodycam footage of officer shooting dog during Knicks celebration
LAPD released bodycam footage showing an officer fatally shooting a dog during a Knicks celebration in Canoga Park after a 911 call from a neighbor. The incident has sparked discussion about police response protocols and the neighbor's subsequent apology.
Bank robber sentenced to 12 years in landmark geofence warrant case
A Virginia man received a 12-year sentence for bank robbery in a case that challenged the constitutionality of geofence warrants using Google location data. The judge ruled the warrant violated Fourth Amendment protections but allowed the evidence anyway.
U.S. military kills three in latest eastern Pacific boat strike amid mounting criticism
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.
Two men guilty of being part of ‘violent mob’ at asylum hotel protest in Epping
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 ...
Wildfires Spread Across West as San Diego Shooting Victims Honored
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.
Indonesian military court opens trial of four soldiers in acid attack on activist
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.
Delhi man stabbed to death by brother-in-law in family dispute; accused arrested
A 30-year-old man was fatally stabbed by his brother-in-law following a family dispute in northeast Delhi. The accused has been arrested and the case converted to murder.
Britney Spears Checks Into Treatment Facility Following March DUI Arrest
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.
Award-winning Australian author Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation offences
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 arrest 2 juveniles in connection with 12 random shootings
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.
Grand champions crowned at Sydney Royal Easter Show's meticulous rat and mouse judging
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.
Global conflicts boost Saab arms sales; Brazil emerges as strategic hub
Swedish defense contractor Saab reports record revenues amid global conflicts, positioning Brazil as a strategic hub for Gripen fighter jet production and regional expansion across Latin America.
Toronto Police Death Investigated as Possible Link to U.S. Consulate Attack
Canadian authorities investigate whether a Toronto police officer's death is connected to a US Consulate attack, with an 18-year-old suspect linked to both incidents.
Italian Court Annuls Extradition, Frees Brazilian Ex-Deputy Carla Zambelli
Italy's Court of Cassation annulled the extradition of former Brazilian deputy Carla Zambelli to Brazil, resulting in her release. The court recognized potential persecution in the Brazilian proceedings.
Man arrested for killing two women, dumping bodies at construction site
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.
ICC Sets Tight Written-Brief Deadline for Duterte Appeal
The ICC Appeals Chamber ordered Duterte's defense to submit a 20-page appeal brief by February 5, 2026, proceeding through written submissions only in the crimes against humanity case related to the Philippines' war on drugs.
South Carolina Supreme Court Orders New Trial for Alex Murdaugh in Wife, Son's Deaths
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.
Accused 'Lovers' Lane' killer dies in Nebraska jail before extradition
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.
PL scrambles to contain crisis over Flávio Bolsonaro's business ties and Deolane arrest
Brazil's PL party attempts to contain political damage from Flávio Bolsonaro's business dealings with Vorcaro and concurrent legal issues, with party leadership defending his candidacy despite internal concerns.
Two arrested after attempted tire theft at Annapolis dealership
Two men were arrested in Annapolis after attempting to steal tires from vehicles at a dealership early Wednesday. Police used drones to locate suspects fleeing into nearby woods.
Norwegian court releases princess's son pending verdict in rape case
Marius Borg Høiby, accused of raping four women and assaulting an ex-partner, was released from detention to care for his mother, Princess Mette-Marit, who is critically ill and awaiting lung transplant.
Two volunteer rescuers die in yacht rescue operation off Australian coast
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.
U.S. Court Rejects Alex Saab's Bid to Dismiss Money Laundering Charges
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.
Saab faces Miami judge on disputed diplomatic immunity claim
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 backs down on military police crime reporting after civil police opposition
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.
Former FBI Director James Comey Faces New Indictment from Trump Administration
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.
Three minors detained in death of educator in Badajoz, Spain
Three adolescents were detained in Spain for allegedly murdering a 35-year-old educator in a social services facility in Badajoz. The victim was strangled during an incident involving four minors under court-ordered supervision.
Nigerian man jailed for storing human faeces outside home
A Nigerian man was sentenced to two weeks in prison and fined for storing bags of human faeces outside his home, which neighbours said created an unbearable stench and health hazard.
Mugabe's son ordered deported from South Africa over firearms offense
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.
Spurs rout Timberwolves to advance to Western Conference Finals
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.
Jun Hao Admits Missing Training, Cites Undisclosed Reasons
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 pleads guilty to reckless driving, avoids jail time
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.
MP sues xAI over Grok's role in creating non-consensual deepfake images
Suffolk MP Jess Asato has filed a High Court lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, claiming the Grok chatbot was used to create non-consensual deepfake images of her. The case seeks damages and aims to establish corporate liability for AI system design flaws.
Maduro Ally Deported to Face Billion-Dollar Corruption Charges in US
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.
Jelly Roll Files for Divorce from Wife Bunnie Xo After Nearly a Decade
Country musician Jelly Roll filed for divorce from wife Bunnie Xo in Tennessee after nearly a decade of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences just months after appearing together at the 2026 Grammys.
Teniente gobernador detenido por muerte de su esposa en Puno
A lieutenant governor in Puno, Peru was arrested for the alleged murder of his wife, whose body was found on a roadside. He had been evading authorities since September 12 and faces charges of qualified homicide.
Le Pen's Political Fate Hangs on French Court Appeal Verdict
Marine Le Pen awaits a court verdict Tuesday on whether she can run for French president despite a conviction for misusing EU funds. The decision carries extraordinary political weight as polls show her as frontrunner.
Special Forces veteran accused of shooting wife remains at large in Tennessee woods
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.
San Diego mourns three killed in mosque attack as community vows resilience
Over 2,000 gathered in San Diego to mourn three men killed in a mosque shooting. The attack, carried out by a teenager, has sparked community resilience and raised concerns about online radicalization.
São Paulo court dismisses US$1M claim against Marçal over 2024 'joke promise'
A São Paulo court rejected a lawsuit seeking $1 million from entrepreneur Pablo Marçal based on a joking promise he made on a radio show in 2024 to pay anyone who found lawsuits he had filed.
Man arrested after car strikes five in Nottinghamshire town centre
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.
Denúncias anônimas se consolidam como ferramenta essencial no combate ao crime no DF
A Polícia Civil do Distrito Federal recebeu mais de 6,7 mil denúncias anônimas no primeiro trimestre de 2025, com tráfico de drogas, maus-tratos animais e violência doméstica liderando. O sistema de cinco canais de denúncia opera 24 horas com sigilo absoluto garantido.
National Guard members involved in shooting near White House; lockdown initiated
At least two National Guard members were shot near the White House in Washington, D.C., prompting a lockdown and police investigation with a suspect in custody.
Utah Woman Convicted of Murdering Husband With Fentanyl-Laced Cocktail
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 shot in Brixton drive-by attack; one critical
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.
Uvalde families demand more arrests after two indictments in school shooting
Families of Uvalde shooting victims say two indictments of police officials are insufficient accountability, with 376 officers present during the delayed response that allowed the gunman 70+ minutes to act.
Thunder's Bench Dominance Carries OKC Past Spurs in Game 3
Oklahoma City Thunder defeated San Antonio Spurs 123-108 in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals, taking a 2-1 series lead behind dominant bench scoring of 76 points and strong performances from SGA and Jared McCain.
Nintendo Switch Online Offers Free Trial of Acclaimed Indie Roguelike BALL x PIT
Nintendo Switch Online members can play BALL x PIT, a 2025 indie roguelike nominee, for free until June 1 across North America and Europe.
Federal court rules Coles misled shoppers with fake 'Down Down' discounts
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.
Senate considers salary suspension for dela Rosa over prolonged absences
Philippine Senate discusses suspending Sen. Ronald dela Rosa's salary as compromise for prolonged absence from legislative duties, amid ICC arrest warrant allegations.
Australian man charged with murder of Thai teenager found in suitcase in Pattaya
An Australian man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a 17-year-old Thai girl's body in a suitcase in Pattaya. Police are investigating potential links to other unsolved cases.
Dela Rosa pushes death penalty for police officers who commit murder
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.
Crown argues wealthy child abuse offender should be publicly named
New Zealand's Crown seeks to lift permanent name suppression for a wealthy man convicted of possessing extreme child abuse material, arguing his family resources and dating intentions warrant public identification.
Actor James Handy, 'Top Gun: Maverick' star, dies at 81 after stabbing
James Handy, 81-year-old actor from Top Gun: Maverick, was found stabbed to death in Los Angeles. His girlfriend's son, Michael Gledhill, 44, was arrested and charged with homicide.
Australian man charged with murder after teen found dead in suitcase in Thailand
An Australian man has been charged with murder after a 17-year-old girl's body was found in a suitcase near a railway track in Thailand. He was arrested at Bangkok airport allegedly attempting to flee the country.
Banker Vorcaro moved to common cell at Federal Police headquarters
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 Nonprofit Collapse: Directors Accused of Siphoning $6.5M for Vegas Trips, Luxury Goods
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.
Uganda Police Arrest Three in Mob Killing of Rugby Player Sydney Gongodyo
Ugandan police arrested three suspects in connection with the mob killing of rugby player Sydney Gongodyo, who died after being attacked over suspicion of stealing a handbag in Kampala.
Retired Navy pilot urges caution as Pentagon releases classified UFO documents
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.
Navy sailor pleads guilty to killing fellow sailor; mother questions missed warning signs
A Navy sailor pleaded guilty to strangling fellow sailor Angelina Resendiz, facing 40+ years in prison. Her mother now advocates for military justice reforms, arguing leadership missed opportunities to stop the perpetrator's pattern of violence.
Italian heiress sentenced to 18 years house arrest for fatal SUV attack over handbag
Italian businesswoman Cinzia Dal Pino was sentenced to 18 years house arrest after repeatedly running over alleged mugger Noureddine Mezgui with her Mercedes SUV in September 2024 to recover her handbag.
Trump seeks swift Murdoch deposition in Epstein birthday greeting libel case
Trump's legal team requested a federal judge compel Rupert Murdoch to testify within 15 days in a defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal over an article linking Trump to an Epstein birthday greeting.
Swedish court seeks 10-year sentence for man accused of forcing wife into prostitution
Swedish prosecutors are seeking a 10-year prison sentence for a man accused of forcing his wife into sexual exploitation with approximately 120 men for financial gain.
Shakira Rejects Tax Fraud Settlement, Heads to Trial
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.
Public Protector warns insulting office is criminal offense with R40k fine or jail
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.
Alexander retains X Division title with dramatic cable steal at TNA Slammiversary
Cedric Alexander successfully defended his TNA X Division Championship at Slammiversary, stealing the belt from Leon Slater's hands during an Ultimate X match featuring six competitors.
Brazil's STJ upholds preventive detention of influencer Deolane Bezerra
Brazil's Superior Court of Justice unanimously denied influencer Deolane Bezerra's release request, maintaining her preventive detention amid allegations of connections to organized crime.
Federal Police Investigate Unscreened Luggage on Private Jet with Political Figures
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.
Marcelo escorted from protest clash at 2026 World Cup opening
Former Brazil defender Marcelo was escorted away from clashes between protesters and police at the 2026 World Cup opening in Mexico City, as social movements staged demonstrations despite heavy security.
Gatineau police conclude father killed two daughters, then died by suicide
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.
Polygamous sect leader pleads guilty to child sexual abuse conspiracy
Samuel Bateman, leader of an Arizona-Utah polygamous sect offshoot, pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport underage girls across state lines for sexual acts. His plea agreement recommends 20-50 years in prison.
Japanese audio lab's lullaby music goes viral with 3.8M views
A Tokyo audio analysis laboratory created a 14-minute lullaby combining music-box melodies and pink noise that has garnered 3.8M views, driven by the lab's mission to reduce parental stress-related child abuse.
BTG banker Esteves warns Brazil's institutional order faces existential threat from organized crime
BTG Pactual banker André Esteves warns that organized crime infiltration of public and private institutions poses a greater threat to Brazil than economic challenges, citing the Master bank scandal and militia influence in state legislatures.
South Carolina Supreme Court overturns Murdaugh murder convictions, orders new trial
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.
Man arrested after threatening staff at Downtown Eastside Women's Centre with meat cleaver
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.
Murder inquiry launched after man found dead at ancient Peak District stone circle
A 26-year-old man's body was found at the Nine Ladies Stone Circle in the Peak District following summer solstice celebrations, prompting a murder investigation by Derbyshire Police.
NTSA delays enforcement of mandatory vehicle inspections, easing pressure on motorists
Kenya's NTSA has postponed enforcement of mandatory vehicle inspections for private motorists, instructing traffic police not to demand proof during roadside checks until implementation details are finalized.
Three arrested after violent attempted theft of €80,000 watch in Padua
Italian police arrested three men with criminal records for a violent attempted robbery of an 80,000-euro watch from a businessman in Padua. The suspects were intercepted after fleeing on a motorcycle, with investigators recovering ten additional stolen watches.
Former Shaolin Temple abbot sentenced to 24 years for corruption
The former head abbot of China's Shaolin Temple has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for embezzlement and corruption, according to state media reports.
Prosecutor halts alleged scheme to remove judge overseeing Sánchez brother case
A prosecutor blocked an alleged coordinated effort by a group linked to Leire Díez to discredit and remove the judge overseeing the criminal case against Pedro Sánchez's brother.
United jet strikes light pole, damages truck during Newark landing
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.
Lightning prank Vasilevskiy with fake bomb scare to announce Vezina Trophy win
Tampa Bay Lightning surprised goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy with his second Vezina Trophy by staging a fake police bomb scare involving his car, creating a memorable prank-style award announcement.
Man sentenced to 16 years for stabbing ex-partner in Belo Horizonte
A 34-year-old man was sentenced to 16 years for attempted femicide after stabbing his ex-partner while she breastfed their infant daughter. The jury rejected his claim he was peeling an orange, convicting him of qualified attempted murder with aggravating circumstances.
89-year-old arrested after shooting spree at Athens government buildings
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.
South Africa convicts rhino horn trafficking masterminds in 16-year legal saga
Two men have been sentenced in what police call the world's largest rhino horn trafficking case, concluding a nearly two-decade investigation into an organized poaching enterprise that threatened critically endangered species.
Ex-delivery driver sentenced to death for kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old girl in US
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.
Small aircraft crashes into Beijing's tallest building
A small aircraft crashed into Beijing's tallest skyscraper, with videos confirming the incident. Police have identified and searched the vehicle owner in connection with the crash.
Preventable Murder: Police Failed to Stop Stalker Despite Four 911 Calls in 48 Hours
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.
Judge Orders Teen Held in Custody for Stepsister's Cruise Ship Death
A Florida judge ordered a teenage stepbrother held in US Marshals' custody until trial for allegedly murdering his stepsister on a cruise ship, citing psychopathy and lack of remorse.
STF amplia bloqueios a CPIs e intensifica tensão com Legislativo sobre investigações do Master
O STF amplia bloqueios a quebras de sigilo solicitadas por CPIs que investigam o escândalo do Master, gerando tensão entre Judiciário e Legislativo sobre limites de investigação parlamentar.
Metigy founder jailed 9 years for $39M investor fraud
Metigy founder David Fairfull was sentenced to nine years in prison for defrauding investors of $39 million through forged financial statements and diverting $7.7 million to purchase luxury homes.
13-year-old Bailey missing in Melbourne with pet rabbit
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.
Sect leader convicted of child abuse after girls found in unventilated trailer
Samuel Bateman, already serving 50 years for federal child sexual abuse crimes, was convicted Friday on state charges after three girls aged 11-14 were found in an unventilated trailer he was transporting through Arizona.
Stabbing survivor calls for stronger action on antisemitism
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.
NYT Strands #646: Basketball-themed puzzle offers accessible challenge for sports fans
NYT Strands puzzle #646 on December 9 featured a basketball-themed word search with the spangram 'Basketball' and eight related terms. The accessible puzzle challenged players to identify court-related terminology.
Actor Faizon Love arrested in Florida, held without bond on contempt charges
Actor Faizon Love, known for 'Elf' and 'Friday,' was arrested in Florida on contempt of court warrants and is being held without bond, allegedly for missing a child support hearing.
Rape victim criticizes judge's decision to spare attackers from prison
A Brazilian judge avoided sentencing adolescent rape convicts to prison, citing good courtroom behavior. The victim expressed devastation at the decision, describing it as deeply traumatic.
Byju Raveendran sentenced to 6 months jail by Singapore court for contempt
Byju Raveendran, founder of edtech company Byju's, received a 6-month jail sentence from a Singapore court for contempt, with orders to surrender and pay $70,500 in costs.
Gilmar Mendes pede investigação contra relator da CPI que o indiciou
Ministro do STF Gilmar Mendes solicita à PGR investigação contra senador Alessandro Vieira, relator da CPI do Crime Organizado, após proposta de indiciamento do ministro e outros magistrados.
Suspect Destroys Phone During Police Operation in Tupã
A wanted suspect destroyed his cellphone during a police operation in Tupã, Brazil. The incident occurred as authorities conducted enforcement activities in the municipality.
Celtic apologise for pitch invasion after Hearts title decider
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.
Mangione's Defense Gains Momentum as Court Hearings Resume
Luigi Mangione faces pretrial hearings in NYC for allegedly stalking and killing an insurance CEO, while his legal defense has attracted $1.5 million in public donations.
Court releases alleged suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein
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.
Spain's ex-PM Zapatero faces tax fraud inquiry over €1.3m jewellery cache
Former Spanish PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero faces a new tax fraud inquiry after police discovered €1.3m in undocumented jewellery in his office safe, compounding existing influence-peddling allegations.
Jury Conviction Details Emerge in Utah Mother's Murder Case
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother, was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for killing her husband. Jurors examined evidence that led them to conclude she was responsible for his death.
Polygamous sect leader sentenced to 50 years for child sex trafficking scheme
Samuel Bateman, leader of a polygamous sect, received a 50-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to orchestrating sex crimes involving children and transporting victims across state lines.
Met chief defends officers' response to Golders Green knife attack
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.
Elderly couple stabbed to death in Rio; ex-partner of son arrested as suspect
An elderly couple was fatally stabbed in their Rio de Janeiro apartment early Saturday. The ex-partner of their son, a Navy officer, is the primary suspect in what investigators believe was a crime of passion.
Police investigate massive bus garage fire in Belo Horizonte
Police investigate a major fire that destroyed over 20 buses in a garage in Belo Horizonte's Dom Cabral neighborhood. Authorities are determining whether the fire was criminal or accidental.
Alibaba sues US Pentagon over military blacklist designation
Alibaba has filed a federal lawsuit challenging its inclusion on a US Pentagon blacklist that claims ties to Chinese military, arguing the designation lacks factual or legal basis.
Parents preserve bedrooms of school shooting victims as monuments to memory
A CBS News documentary project photographs bedrooms of children killed in school shootings, helping grieving parents preserve memories while confronting America's ongoing gun violence crisis.
French justice system under fire after murder of girl linked to ignored abuse complaints
An 11-year-old girl's murder in France has sparked national outrage after authorities failed to act on multiple prior complaints against the suspect, despite medical evidence of previous abuse.
Ex-employee's bank records suggest kickback scheme in Deputy Mário Frias's office
Bank records show a former staffer made payments to Deputy Mario Frias's wife's credit card and transferred funds to his ex-chief of staff, suggesting potential embezzlement of parliamentary office funds.
Man arrested after shotgun incident injures local in Raglan
A man was arrested after allegedly shooting his acquaintance in the arm with a shotgun in Raglan, New Zealand. The victim sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene.
Ajay Devgn's The GlenJourneys Wins Global Whisky Awards in Debut Year
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.
Tennessee Appeals Court Upholds National Guard Deployment in Memphis
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.
Third teenager charged in fatal stabbing of 15-year-old outside Melbourne hospital
A 14-year-old has been charged with murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of 15-year-old Darweish Mohamed found outside a Melbourne hospital. Three teenagers and one adult have now been charged in the incident.
Man charged with murder of 5-year-old Warlpiri girl in Alice Springs
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.
Three arrested in Dublin over organized burglary and car theft gang
Gardaí arrested three men suspected of being part of an organized crime gang responsible for burglaries and car thefts across Ireland. The men are detained at a Dublin station pending investigation.
Thai court sentences two Uyghur men to death for 2015 Bangkok shrine bombing
A Thai court has sentenced two Uyghur men to death for the 2015 Erawan Shrine bombing in Bangkok that killed 20 people and injured 120. The verdict comes after a decade-long investigation amid broader tensions over Uyghur deportations.
Britney Spears Voluntarily Enters Rehab Following March DUI Arrest
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.
Nigerian bandits abduct 39+ villagers at fake peace talks in Zamfara
Armed bandits in north-west Nigeria abducted 39-50 villagers during a meeting about peace negotiations, exploiting community efforts to ease restrictions and highlighting the region's deteriorating security crisis.
Guzman y Gomez faces class action over abrupt US exit without worker notice
Guzman y Gomez faces a class action lawsuit from over 500 US workers alleging the Australian chain terminated staff without adequate notice or pay when abruptly closing all Chicago locations.
Four South Florida Men Convicted in 2021 Assassination of Haitian President Moïse
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.
House prosecutors assert Duterte impeachment trial unstoppable despite Senate remand
Philippine House prosecutors insist Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial cannot be halted despite Senate remanding the case, citing constitutional jurisdiction. The trial involves charges of graft, corruption, and alleged assassination plot.
Santa Fe auctions seized drug cartel assets for record $1.24B, from damaged cars to gold chains
Santa Fe province auctioned 157 assets seized from drug trafficking organizations, raising a record 1.24 billion pesos. The sale included vehicles ranging from damaged cars to luxury models and jewelry.
Meteor explosion rattles New England, triggers false alarm reports
A 3-foot-wide meteor entering Earth's atmosphere near the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border caused a double boom Saturday that shook buildings across New England, with the American Meteor Society confirming dozens of reports from Delaware to Montreal.
US drops all criminal charges against Adani brothers, case permanently closed
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.
Man charged in death of 5-year-old Australian girl; riots erupt in Alice Springs
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.
Man calls for £35,000 'Temu Range Rovers' to be banned after his two-week-old car stopped suddenly on 60mph road while d
Alan Lee, 37, bought a Jaecoo 7 PHEV Luxury after seeing rave reviews about the £35,000 car dubbed the 'Temu Range Rover'.
Rare fireball lights up Irish skies in stunning celestial display
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.
Kennedy Center sued for $17M in withheld opera funds as institution faces collapse
Washington National Opera filed a $17M lawsuit against the Kennedy Center for withholding endowment funds and donor contributions after the company's January departure. The suit alleges the center used opera funds as collateral for its own line of credit.
Three detained in Chiloeches triple murder appear before judge; robbery suspected
Three suspects detained for the Saturday murder of a family of three in Chiloeches, Spain are being transferred to judicial custody. Investigation indicates robbery as the primary motive, with one suspect as alleged perpetrator and two as accomplice and accessory.
Ronaldo struggles as Portugal draws 0-0 with Ireland in World Cup qualifier
Portugal and Ireland drew 0-0 in a 2022 World Cup qualifier, with Cristiano Ronaldo having an uncharacteristically poor performance unable to break down Ireland's defense.
Texas shooting kills 1, injures 10; Midwest tornadoes cause widespread damage
A shooting in Texas kills at least one person and injures 10 others, while severe tornadoes devastate the Midwest causing widespread damage.
Serena Williams withdraws from Wimbledon doubles with Venus due to knee injury
Serena Williams pulls out of her planned Wimbledon doubles match with sister Venus due to a knee injury sustained during her singles loss, ending their first Grand Slam reunion since 2022.
Second fatal shark attack in Australia this year claims man off Western Australia
A 38-year-old man died after being attacked by a shark off Western Australia's coast near Rottnest Island, marking the second fatal shark attack in Australia in 2026.
Saudi asylum seeker sentenced to life for Magdeburg Christmas market attack killing six
A Saudi Arabian man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for driving a car through a Magdeburg Christmas market in December 2024, killing six people including a nine-year-old child.
IML rules out sexual violence in Vitória case; confirms death by stabbing
Forensic examination confirms 17-year-old Vitória Regina de Sousa died from three stab wounds with no sexual violence. Suspect Maicol Sales dos Santos confessed to the crime motivated by rejection and stalking behavior.
IS returnee renounces terror group in Melbourne court bail hearing
A 34-year-old Australian woman accused of joining Islamic State in Syria has renounced the terror group and violent jihad in a Melbourne court, her lawyer stated during bail proceedings.
Four hospitalized in Brixton drive-by shooting as police hunt suspects
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.
Bahamas court recognizes Master bank liquidation, identifies nine offshore entities
Bahamian court confirms liquidation of Master bank, identifying nine offshore entities used to divert R$15 billion from the Brazilian institution. Federal Police estimate total diversions at R$60 billion involving accounts across multiple jurisdictions.
Shooting at Ohio Street Festival Leaves Multiple Wounded
Multiple shooters opened fire during a street festival in Toledo, Ohio, leaving at least 12 people wounded. The incident occurred during a traditional public gathering in the United States.
Woman dies after officer-involved shooting during Calgary traffic stop
A woman died in hospital after being shot by a Calgary police officer during a confrontation with an erratic driver on Deerfoot Trail. The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating whether the use of force was justified.
Minnesota man pleads guilty to shooting two lawmakers, their spouses
Vance Boelter pleaded guilty to shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses in June 2025, accepting a plea deal recommending two consecutive life sentences plus 40 years in exchange for avoiding capital punishment.
Oil executives deny bribing former Nigerian minister in London court
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.
Chicago Mayor Johnson Meets Pope Leo XIV at Vatican with Floyd Family Lawyer
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson led a delegation to the Vatican to meet Pope Leo XIV, presenting gifts including a Cubs hat, city key, and invitation to officiate Mass in Grant Park in 2027.
Dead car owner's wife alleges Mumbai cop Vaze had explosives-laden Scorpio for months
Mumbai Police officer Sachin Vaze is accused of possessing the explosives-laden Scorpio found at Mukesh Ambani's residence and allegedly murdering its owner Mansukh Hiren, according to the deceased's wife's statement to police.
Police thwart clothing store robbery in Buenos Aires; three arrested with prior convictions
Police in Buenos Aires prevented a planned robbery at a clothing store in Floresta, detaining three suspects with prior criminal records. The intervention occurred during routine patrol when officers observed suspicious activity at a partially forced storefront.
Three arrested for €10,000 home robbery in Cantabria; filed false theft report
Spanish Civil Guard arrested three men for a daytime burglary in Hinojedo where jewelry and household items worth €10,000 were stolen. The suspects also filed a false police report claiming their getaway vehicle was stolen.
Comey indicted second time over social media post amid Trump prosecution push
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.
Belfast riots expose how grievance, social media and political rhetoric fuel ethnic violence
A stabbing incident in Belfast sparked organized racist riots targeting immigrant communities, revealing how social media, politicians' rhetoric, and far-right agitators weaponized grievance into ethnic violence despite falling crime rates.
Peru and Colombia's Electoral Divergence: Speed, Institutional Trust, and Fraud Claims
Peru took five weeks to announce runoff candidates after April elections amid logistical problems and fraud allegations, while Colombia revealed results in two hours following May elections, reflecting institutional differences and varying public trust levels.
German court finds Milka guilty of 'shrinkflation' deception
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.
Pennsylvania man sentenced to nearly 3 years for assaulting AP photographer at Capitol riot
A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for assaulting an AP photographer and attacking police with a stun gun during the January 6 Capitol riot, with approximately 900 people now charged federally for their conduct that day.
Thai Police AI Fake Dupes Global Media on Sparkly Dress Arrest Photo
A Thai police station released an AI-generated image of officers in sparkly dresses that was republished by major international outlets including the Daily Star and Telegraph before being revealed as fake.
TCU flags R$41M overbilling in Hemobrás construction project
Brazil's Court of Accounts (TCU) identified R$41 million in overbilling during Hemobras construction, signaling potential fraud or mismanagement in a major public health infrastructure project.
Utah woman convicted of murdering husband with fentanyl after publishing grief book
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 mosque defenders hailed as heroes after stopping gunmen from reaching 140 children
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.
Four sentenced to death for 2022 Nigerian church attack that killed worshippers
A Nigerian court sentenced four men to death for a 2022 attack on a Catholic church in Ondo state that killed worshippers. The verdict follows a high-profile trial with testimony from survivors, including a woman who lost her legs and eye.
Brazilian fintechs linked to PCC organized crime moved R$26 billion
Brazilian federal authorities report that fintech companies connected to the PCC criminal organization moved approximately R$26 billion through parallel banking schemes, with one São Paulo firm alone handling over R$1 billion in cash.
Body found in Paris canal as city opens summer swimming season
French authorities found a decomposed body in Canal Saint-Martin, a popular swimming spot during Paris's heatwave. The unidentified man, aged 25-35, had been in the water for several days; cause of death under investigation.
Seven Dead in Iowa Shooting Spree Linked to Domestic Dispute
Seven people, including the suspect, were killed in a shooting spree across multiple locations in Muscatine, Iowa, stemming from a domestic dispute. The suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after police located him.
Brazilian businessman indicted for international human trafficking with forced tattoos
A Rio Grande do Sul businessman was indicted by federal police for allegedly trafficking women internationally for sexual exploitation, with victims reportedly tattooed with his surname. He was arrested in Belarus and extradited to Brazil.
Homem detido por tentativa de violação em Cascais; vítima resistiu
Polícia Judiciária deteve homem de 46 anos suspeito de tentar violar jovem de 24 anos em Cascais em setembro de 2021. Suspeito tem antecedentes criminais por crimes similares e foi aplicada prisão preventiva.
Buffalo supermarket shooting: 18-year-old arrested after racially motivated attack kills 10
An 18-year-old gunman killed 10 people in a racially motivated attack at a Buffalo supermarket, livestreaming the violence on Twitch. The suspect confessed to deliberately targeting Black victims in what authorities describe as a premeditated hate crime.
Mango Fashion Empire Roiled by Founder's Death and Murder Allegations
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango fashion empire founder, faces homicide accusations following his father's death on a hiking trail in Spain. A judge ruled the death was premeditated, and Andic was released on €1 million bail.
California couple's deaths linked to Tom Selleck romance scam
A California woman found dead in an apparent murder-suicide may have lost thousands to a scammer impersonating actor Tom Selleck, according to friends and investigators examining the case.
Missing Otago man identified after skeletal remains found on coastline
Skeletal remains found on Otago Peninsula in March have been identified as Murray Allen Wakefield, 55, who went missing from Deborah Bay in May 2025. Police have notified his family and referred the case to the coroner.
Three arrested for violent home robbery in Castelldefels sent to prison
A Barcelona court has ordered three suspects held in provisional prison for a violent home robbery in Castelldefels where they threatened a victim with a firearm, gagged them, and stole €500,000 in cash and €15,000 in jewelry.
Philippine Senator Wanted by ICC Flees Senate Building
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.
Mango Fashion Heir Arrested in Connection With Father's 2024 Cliff Death
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.
Bondi attack victim's daughter tells royal commission of surge in antisemitism
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.
Ex-NBA Guard Damon Jones First to Plead Guilty in Federal Gambling Conspiracy
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.
Drone operator arrested after residents track surveillance device to water tank
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 settle 'It Ends With Us' lawsuit before trial
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.
Teen accused of plane hijack attempt had stopped for fast food before boarding armed
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.
BMW's ultra-rare Speedtop shooting brake spotted testing at Nurburgring
BMW's ultra-limited Speedtop shooting brake, restricted to 70 units, was spotted nearly undisguised during testing at the Nurburgring. The production model faithfully retains the concept's design while housing a 625 PS twin-turbo V8 engine.
Actor James Handy, 81, killed in Los Angeles stabbing
James Handy, 81-year-old actor known for Top Gun: Maverick and Logan, was fatally stabbed in Los Angeles. Police arrested Michael Gledhill, 44, son of Handy's girlfriend, as the suspected perpetrator.
Accused killer of Labor strategist Tim Picton pleads not guilty to manslaughter
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.
French court convicts Air France and Airbus of manslaughter in 2009 crash
A French court found Airbus and Air France guilty of manslaughter in connection with the 2009 Rio-Paris crash that killed 228 people, marking a significant legal accountability moment for both companies.
Mother-in-law arrested in Indian bride's death case amid murder-suicide dispute
India's CBI arrested the mother-in-law of Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old model whose death in May sparked conflicting claims of murder and suicide. The case highlights ongoing dowry-related violence despite the practice being banned since 1961.
SNP embezzlement: How Murrell stole £400k—but his motive remains a mystery
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive, embezzled over £400,000 using privileged access to party accounts through credit cards and false data entries. Court details reveal sophisticated tactics but his motive remains unexplained.
Man charged with molesting 14 women, recording voyeuristic videos at Holland V massage parlour
A 52-year-old man was charged with 22 counts including molestation and voyeuristic recording of 14 women at a Holland Village massage parlour between 2021 and 2024.
Minneapolis Mayor Frey Draws Criticism for George Floyd Memorial Day Post
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey faced backlash for honoring George Floyd on Memorial Day, with critics arguing the timing disrespected fallen military veterans and overlooked the riots following Floyd's death.
Five Italian divers killed in Maldives cave diving accident; four still missing
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 police rescue 1,000 animals in Discord-based investigation
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.
PF avalia pedir quebra de sigilo de fundo ligado a Toffoli no caso Master
A Polícia Federal avalia solicitar ao STF a quebra de sigilo do fundo Maridt, ligado a familiares do ministro Dias Toffoli, em investigação sobre fraudes bilionárias do Banco Master e possível corrupção passiva.
Man arrested after boy critically injured in zoo crocodile enclosure
A three-year-old boy suffered critical injuries after entering a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo. A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, with police investigating the circumstances.
Minnesota fraud suspect arrested in Somalia after 4 years on the run
Abdikerm Eidleh, a key leader in the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, was arrested in Mogadishu after four years on the run. The FBI and Somali intelligence coordinated the raid targeting the alleged second-in-command who collected $5 million in bribes.
Ethical farmer charged with animal cruelty despite sustainability advocacy
Clare Voitin, a sustainability advocate and author, faces three animal cruelty charges after a pony was found severely neglected at her hobby farm. The case highlights a stark contradiction between her public ethical farming messaging and alleged animal welfare violations.
Judge dismisses case against wrongfully deported man, citing political prosecution
A federal judge dismissed criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling he was vindictively prosecuted after being wrongfully deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration.
Brother arrested after stabbing sibling to death over loan dispute in Kerala
A 52-year-old man was stabbed to death by his elder brother in Malappuram, Kerala following a dispute over loaned money allegedly spent on liquor. The accused brother was arrested and remanded to judicial custody.
ICC Establishes Trial Framework for Duterte's Crimes Against Humanity Case
The International Criminal Court has established procedural rules for former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's trial on crimes against humanity charges, scheduled to begin November 30, 2026, with prosecution required to submit evidence and witness lists by August 31.
N.J. man charged with wife's murder after alleged barbell killing, confessions to family
A 67-year-old New Jersey man has been charged with first-degree murder in his wife's death, allegedly confessing to the killing in emails and texts to family members before attempting suicide.
Nevada Supreme Court Upholds Sex Abuse Charges Against 'Dances With Wolves' Actor
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.
Musk's Former Courtroom Adversary Now Represents Altman in AI Lawsuit
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.
Federal Police arrest man with child abuse material in Rio Grande do Sul
Brazilian Federal Police arrested a 29-year-old man in Travesseiro after finding child sexual abuse material on his phone during Operation Sniffing, a multi-phase investigation targeting illegal sharing and storage of such content.
Mulher é roubada em ônibus da linha 504 na Grande Vitória
Mulher teve celular roubado dentro de ônibus da linha 504 do Transcol no trajeto Laranjeiras/Itacibá. Um suspeito foi detido pela Guarda Municipal, mas conseguiu escapar com o aparelho.
Fired N.C. Officer Turns Himself In on Assault Charge After Viral Arrest Video
A North Carolina police officer turned himself in to face assault charges after a viral video showed him repeatedly punching a Black woman during an arrest. The officer was previously fired from the Shelby Police Department following public outcry.
Spanish Court Freezes €490K in Former PM Zapatero's Bank Accounts
La Audiencia Nacional inmoviliza 490.780 euros de las cuentas bancarias de Zapatero Cadena SER Personal de la embajada de Estados Unidos "colaboró con la Policía" en la investigación de "blanqueo" de Zapate…
Six of eight teens arrested in gang rape of 12-year-old girl in Rio de Janeiro
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.
Teen gunmen kill three at San Diego mosque in apparent hate crime before taking own lives
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.
Indonesia arrests 321 foreigners in major online gambling crackdown
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.
New book challenges sun-avoidance wisdom, argues benefits outweigh risks
A new book challenges conventional sun-avoidance wisdom, arguing that increased sun exposure offers health benefits beyond vitamin D production. The thesis has gained media attention across major publications.
China sentences two former defence ministers to death with reprieve for corruption
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.
French couple held in custody after abandoning young sons on Portuguese roadside
A French mother and her partner remain in pre-trial detention after allegedly abandoning two young boys on a Portuguese roadside. The children, aged 4 and 5, were found crying and are now in foster care.
Ex-UPDF Officer Arrested in $58M Arms-Trafficking Case Linked to Mexican Cartel
Former Uganda People's Defence Forces officer Michael Katungi has been arrested and faces U.S. extradition for allegedly participating in a $58 million international arms-trafficking conspiracy supplying weapons to Mexico's Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación.
Police officer, civilian killed in Montreal shooting; suspect dead
A shooting in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood killed a police officer and civilian Monday, with the suspect also fatally shot. The first officer death for Montreal police since 2002.
Promotor denuncia interferência da juíza em votação que condenaria mãe de Henry por dolo
A Rio de Janeiro prosecutor claims jurors voted 4-3 to convict Henry Borel's mother of intentional homicide, but the judge intervened and changed the question, resulting in a lesser conviction and judicial pardon instead.
Henry Borel case: Monique Medeiros' lawyer exits defense citing strategy clash
Florence Rosa, defense attorney for Monique Medeiros in the Henry Borel case, announced her withdrawal citing incompatibility of defensive strategies. She will be replaced by another lawyer as the case moves to appellate phase.
Nunes Marques invites Bolsonaro to TSE presidency inauguration
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.
Polícia encontra partes de corpo de jogador de futebol esquartejado em MS
Partes do corpo do jogador Hugo Vinícius Skulny Pedrosa, 19, foram encontradas no rio Iguatemi após desaparecimento. Um suspeito foi preso e investigação continua em busca de outros envolvidos.
14-year-old girl found safe after two-day disappearance in Córdoba
A 14-year-old girl missing for two days in Córdoba was found in good health in the Caseros neighborhood after police investigation. She was last seen Thursday at a downtown bar.
Epstein abuse victim testifies she was assaulted during home confinement
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.
Millie Bobby Brown Defends Husband Against Bag-Carrying Critics
Actress Millie Bobby Brown defended her husband Jake Bongiovi on a podcast after internet critics questioned why he wasn't helping carry bags or push their stroller, arguing women should be empowered to handle their own tasks.
GM and Lockheed Martin Partner to Expand U.S. Defense Manufacturing
General Motors and Lockheed Martin announced a strategic partnership to increase production of munitions and defense components, leveraging GM's manufacturing capabilities for weapons systems.
17-year-old confesses to fatal shooting in La Matanza robbery
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.
Six killed in shooting at German youth welfare facility; suspect arrested
Six employees at a youth welfare facility in Stade, Germany were shot dead Monday afternoon. Police arrested two people including the suspected 45-year-old shooter, believed to be motivated by a custody dispute rather than political or terrorist motives.
Italy seizes €200m in assets from dead Mafia boss Messina Denaro's network
Italian anti-mafia police seized over €200m in cash, villas, and assets linked to deceased Sicilian Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro's drug trafficking network. The operation involved 150 officers across multiple countries targeting the Cosa Nostra's financial infrastructure.
One killed, five wounded in Texas cabinet plant shooting; suspect arrested
One person killed and five wounded in shooting at Bryan, Texas cabinet manufacturing plant; suspect arrested 30 miles away after state trooper also shot during manhunt.
Estrada seeks to quash plunder charge, suspend proceedings at Sandiganbayan
Sen. Jinggoy Estrada filed motions before the Sandiganbayan to quash or suspend proceedings on a plunder charge, citing due process rights and pending legal remedies after receiving the Ombudsman's resolution.
Dupla detida com arma, dinheiro e celulares em Franca; suspeita de agiotagem
Police detained two men from São José da Bela Vista carrying an unregistered .38 revolver, R$2,700, and two cell phones in Franca. One suspect is suspected of being a loan shark who traveled to threaten a victim.
OPEP enfrenta risco de desintegração com possível saída do Iraque
A OPEP enfrenta risco de desintegração com a possível saída do Iraque após os Emirados Árabes Unidos deixarem o cartel, o que representaria perda de 27% da produção.
Director Carl Rinsch sentenced to 2.5 years for $11M Netflix fraud scheme
Director Carl Rinsch was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for defrauding Netflix of $11 million intended for a sci-fi series, instead spending it on luxury goods including $638,000 mattresses and five Rolls-Royces.
Parents of Southport survivors say anonymity has erased their girls from the story
The BBC has spoken to the parents of five of the 23 girls who survived the knife attack, who say a court order has rendered their children invisible.
Quantic Dream Wins Libel Case Without Disproving Misconduct Allegations
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 New Mexico shutdown over child safety regulations
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.
Ubisoft+ Premium Free on Xbox and PC Through June 23
Ubisoft is offering free access to Ubisoft+ Premium across Xbox and PC from June 18-23, allowing players to try major titles including Assassin's Creed Shadows and Far Cry 6 at no cost.
Papers focus on politics, retail crime surge, and BBC budget cuts
BBC faces £500m budget cuts affecting journalism quality while London retail crime concentrates among 100 repeat offenders. Media coverage dominated by political restrictions and England's World Cup victory.
ICC Sentences Janjaweed Leader to 20 Years for Darfur War Crimes
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.
Underworld figure Mick Gatto arrested in financial offences investigation
Victorian police arrested underworld figure Mick Gatto at his Mount Martha home as part of an investigation into alleged financial offences. Taskforce Hawk, which focuses on construction sector crime, executed the warrant.
Simple phrase can block spam calls, radio station reports
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.
Costco Employee Killed After Confronting Armed Shopper in Ohio
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.
Inmate Orchestrates Shooting Via Smartwatch From Prison Cell
An inmate in Piñero prison used a smartwatch to order a shooting attack in Tablada, promising payment to the shooters. The victim survived after being shot twice, and investigators traced the crime through surveillance and post-attack communications.
Alberta Court Blocks Separatist Referendum Petition
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.
Woman dies in Bristol explosion after ex-partner forces entry with explosive device
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.
Câmeras flagram saída de diarista suspeita de matar casal em BH
Diarista de 30 anos é suspeita de matar casal de idosos em Belo Horizonte. Câmeras de segurança registraram sua entrada e saída do apartamento; ela fugiu e não foi localizada pela polícia.
Two teens open fire at Philippine high school, killing three in rare shooting
Two teenage shooters killed three students at a Philippine high school, motivated by bullying grievances. Police recovered two firearms and identified missed warning signs including violent social media content.
Knife Attack Triggers Night of Violence Across Belfast Streets
A knife attack in Belfast on Monday night left one victim severely injured and sparked widespread violent disorder across the city, with masked groups attacking shops, homes and setting fires.
Alberta police solve BBQ theft case: culprit is a fox with a taste for hot dogs
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.
Family mourns Camden shooting victim as police hunt suspect
Nahom Medhanie, 26, was shot dead while sitting in his car near Euston station in Camden on Saturday night. Police are searching for a suspect who arrived and fled on a bike.
Court orders ex-employers to pay R$386k in collective damages over Miguel's death
A Brazilian labor court condemned the former employers of Miguel's mother to pay R$ 386,730 in collective moral damages, citing structural discrimination in domestic work and workplace negligence that led to the child's death.
BitLife's addictive design exposes millions of underage players to crime, sex and gambling mechanics
BitLife, a popular life-simulation app with 130M+ downloads, exposes underage players to explicit content including crime and sexual scenarios through deceptively playful design, raising concerns about behavioral influence and gaming addiction.
Brazilian court orders release of MCs Poze do Rodo and Ryan SP with restrictions
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.
Guilherme Piva integra elenco de 'Quem ama cuida', próxima novela das 21h da Globo
Actor Guilherme Piva joins TV Globo's new 9pm telenovela 'Quem ama cuida' as secretary to millionaire Arthur. The drama features a murder mystery and wrongful imprisonment plot launching in May.
Vítima é roubada após cair em armadilha de encontro marcado em Maracaí
Vítima foi atraída por encontro marcado e teve carro e celular roubados por adolescentes em Maracaí. O crime foi planejado como armadilha contra a vítima.
Swatch-Audemars Piguet watch launch sparks global chaos, resale frenzy
A Swatch-Audemars Piguet collaboration watch launch caused worldwide store closures and crowd control incidents, raising questions about marketing responsibility and product resale speculation.
Swedish court hears case of man accused of forcing wife into sex trafficking
Swedish prosecutor seeks 10-year prison sentence for 62-year-old man accused of systematically exploiting his wife sexually, forcing her into paid relations with approximately 120 men for profit.
Tabata requests federal investigation into banker's parties over sexual exploitation allegations
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.
Police capture suspect in killing of Santa Marta cellphone technician
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.
Le Pen and Bardella unite as French court verdict looms over 2027 bid
Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella present unified front as French courts prepare to rule on Le Pen's appeal, with potential implications for 2027 presidential race and National Rally leadership.
Court rejects challenge to Magalu's race-exclusive trainee program
A Brazilian labor court rejected a public defender's challenge to Magazine Luiza's race-exclusive trainee program, affirming that affirmative action policies are constitutional and not discriminatory.
Gunman opens fire at nightclub in Patos de Minas, injuring five
A gunman fired multiple shots at a nightclub entrance in Patos de Minas early Saturday, wounding at least five people. The shooter fled in a white vehicle and remains at large.
Gun Control Group Brady Sues ATF Over Crime Gun Seller Data
Brady, a gun control advocacy nonprofit, is suing the ATF and DOJ for refusing to release documents identifying the largest sellers of crime guns in the U.S., seeking transparency on weapons trafficking sources.
Zverev finally claims Grand Slam glory at Roland Garros after four-year journey
Alexander Zverev won the French Open, his first Grand Slam title, four years after suffering a career-threatening ankle injury on the same court. The German defeated Flavio Cobolli in a five-set final after multiple previous major final defeats.
Gold Coast surfer dies in shark attack at netted beach
A 46-year-old surfer died from severe leg injuries after a shark attack at Greenmount Beach on Australia's Gold Coast, marking the first fatal attack at a netted beach in decades.
Body of missing Alice Springs girl Sharon Granites found; suspect still at large
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 Judicial Ombudsman Voids Illegal Payments, Orders Audit of Court Payrolls
Brazil's National Judiciary Ombudsman (Corregedoria) annuls illegal supplementary payments to judges and orders audits of state courts, restricting compensation to constitutional limits.
Kenosha man arrested after posting videos inciting violence against ICE agents, police
A Kenosha man and Army veteran was arrested after posting videos inciting violence against ICE agents and police officers, with a rifle found in his vehicle during arrest.
Aneel approves capacity auction despite Ceará court injunction
Brazil's energy regulator Aneel approved 2026 capacity auction results despite a Ceará court injunction, arguing judicial disputes don't prevent homologation when proper procedures are followed.
Suspected drunk driver kills 2 pedestrians in Upper West Side chain-reaction crash
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.
One dead, five injured after DTC bus loses control in Delhi; driver held
One dead, five injured after DTC bus loses control in Delhi; driver held - New Delhi, May 24 One person died while five others were injured after a DTC cluster bus lost ... Get Latest News on National only on lokmattime…
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em MG; namorado é preso
Letícia de Morais Vasconcelos Rodrigues, 40, estudante de medicina, foi encontrada morta a facadas em seu apartamento em Barbacena (MG). Seu namorado, também estudante de medicina, foi preso como suspeito do crime.
Peruvian far-right candidate demands new elections after narrowly missing runoff
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.
Remains of murdered Wagga woman Allecha Boyd confirmed after three-year search
NSW Police confirmed human remains found in Lester State Forest belong to murdered Wagga woman Allecha Boyd, allowing her family closure after three years.
Defense seeks to downgrade murder conviction to homicide in Galicia appeal
A Colombian man convicted of murdering Galician woman Cristina Cabo in 2022 seeks to downgrade the charge from murder to homicide and reduce his 26-year sentence, citing mitigating factors including mental illness and substance use.
Iraqi operative accused of orchestrating European terror campaign against Jewish targets
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, a 32-year-old Iraqi with ties to Iranian militia, allegedly coordinated a coordinated campaign of attacks on Jewish communities across Europe from Baghdad using social media and proxy operatives.
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em MG; namorado é preso
Letícia de Morais, aluna de medicina em Barbacena (MG), foi encontrada morta a facadas em seu apartamento. Seu namorado, Gustavo Dutra Lima, foi preso como principal suspeito do crime.
Polícia Civil do DF lamenta morte de agente Glênio da Costa, 52
Glênio da Costa, a 52-year-old civil police officer with the Federal District Police, passed away on May 26. He was remembered as an integral, dedicated professional and passionate Flamengo supporter.
Colorado Democrats censure Gov. Polis over Tina Peters sentence commutation
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.
Dupla é presa com 2,4 kg de maconha e celulares em Arapiraca
Military police arrested two suspects for drug trafficking in Arapiraca after finding 2.4 kg of marijuana, four cell phones, and R$ 174 in their vehicle on AL-220 highway.
Santa Fe pushes controversial criminal justice reforms expanding police powers
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.
Dehradun shooting: Man killed by bike-borne assailants near Silver City mall
A man was shot dead by unidentified assailants near Silver City mall in Dehradun in broad daylight. Police have arrested suspects in a related murder case and deployed teams across the city.
Detido adepto do Atlético de Madrid por insultos racistas a menina com camisola de Vinicius
Polícia espanhola deteve adepto do Atlético de Madrid acusado de proferir insultos racistas e ameaças de morte a menina de oito anos com camisola de Vinicius, em setembro.
Crocodile kills 28-year-old at Mexico beach resort, drags victim into sea
A 28-year-old man was killed and dragged into the sea by a crocodile at a popular Mexican beach resort. The fatal attack occurred near a tourist destination, raising safety concerns.
Belfast erupts in anti-immigrant violence after stabbing, police deploy water cannons
Police deployed water cannons in Belfast as masked protesters set fires and attacked officers for a second night following a stabbing that left a man seriously injured. The violence, fueled by anti-immigration sentiment online, has displaced families and prompted deployment of additional police.
Families of slain officers disappointed by coroner's terror findings
Families of two police officers killed in the Wieambilla ambush express disappointment with coronial findings that classify the attack as a psychotic delusion rather than terrorism, hoping recommendations will drive safety reforms.
Moraes accuses critics of using STF attacks as 'electoral ladder'
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.
Federal Court Affirms FGTS Use for Residential Property Payments
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.
Man performs stunts on telecom tower, flees before police arrive in Passos
A man performed dangerous acrobatics atop a telecommunications tower in Passos, MG, prompting police response. He fled before officers arrived and remains unidentified.
RGG Studio Digitally Resurrects Tupac in Video Game 'Stranger Than Heaven'
RGG Studio is featuring a digitally recreated Tupac in the game Stranger Than Heaven, exploring his hypothetical future if alive today. The inclusion has generated mixed reactions regarding digital resurrection ethics.
Judge rules Mango founder's son acted with premeditation in father's death
A Spanish judge ruled that the son of Mango fashion brand founder acted with premeditation in his father's death on a hiking trail in Spain, leading to his arrest and subsequent release on bail.
Portugal rejeita lei antirracista inspirada em caso Vini Jr. e aprova restrições a imigrantes
Portugal derrubou projeto de lei antirracista inspirado pelo caso do jogador Vini Jr., enquanto aprova restrições a imigrantes. O governo e ultradireita vetaram transformar racismo em crime.
Man charged with arson and firearm offence after Coventry blaze
A 30-year-old man has been charged with arson with intent to endanger life and possession of an imitation firearm following a January 13 blaze in Coventry. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Raducanu powers into Queen's final with dominant double victory
Emma Raducanu advanced to her first grass-court final at Queen's by winning twice in one day, defeating Rakhimova and Jovic without dropping a set. She will face Croatia's Donna Vekic on Sunday after fellow Briton Katie Boulter lost her semi-final.
French drug raid uncovers authenticated Picasso painting
A Paris police raid investigating drug trafficking discovered an authenticated Picasso painting along with cannabis, luxury goods, and cash at a suburban residence.
Deported Filipino sailors claim false accusations of child abuse material possession
NPR investigation reveals Filipino sailors deported based on unsubstantiated accusations of possessing child sexual abuse material, with almost none facing formal charges or prosecution.
Farage denies breaking rules over undeclared benefits from convicted ally
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage denies breaking parliamentary rules after reports he failed to declare benefits from an ally convicted of US fraud, including security staff and property use.
São Paulo court convicts 11 police officers for illegal security of PCC informant
São Paulo Military Justice convicted 11 police officers for providing illegal private security to PCC informant Antônio Gritzbach, who was assassinated in November 2024.
Malaysia Stadium Corp CEO pleads not guilty to RM1.45M bribery charges
Iliyas Jamil, CEO of Malaysia Stadium Corp, pleaded not guilty to seven bribery charges involving over RM1.4 million linked to a National Squash Centre upgrade project tender.
Spain's top prosecutor reassigns judge who testified against García Ortiz
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.
Man charged in death of 5-year-old Indigenous girl in Australian outback
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.
Fugitivo de Ponte de Sor entrega-se à GNR e enfrenta prisão preventiva
A 37-year-old man who fled from Ponte de Sor court surrendered to GNR authorities at 15:40, resulting in preventive detention being ordered.
UK student's death in police custody sparks George Floyd comparisons amid political backlash
A UK student's death while handcuffed by police has ignited national controversy, with bodycam footage fueling criticism and far-right groups attempting to weaponize the incident for political purposes.
Colorado Governor Commutes Trump Ally Tina Peters' Prison Sentence
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.
Pérez-Reverte's terse response to Zapatero's indictment speaks volumes
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.
Police Reports and Presumption of Innocence Under Scrutiny
El País examines the tension between police reports as evidence and the fundamental legal principle of presumption of innocence in judicial proceedings.
Crackdown in Southeast Asia pushes scam networks to Sri Lanka
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.
Judge unseals note from Epstein's first suicide attempt, found by cellmate
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.
Suspect in Loyola student's death found with shank in jail
Jose Medina, a Venezuelan migrant charged in the March shooting death of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman, was found with a shank in Cook County Jail, resulting in an additional felony charge.
Coroner finds racism hindered 1988 police probe into Indigenous teen's death
A NSW coroner has found that racism and deeply flawed police work hindered the 1988 investigation into Indigenous teenager Mark Haines' death, overturning the initial suicide ruling nearly 40 years later.
Miami woman accused of luring man via Instagram for robbery at luxury condo
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.
STF sets date to judge Flávio Bolsonaro's appeal in 'rachadinha' case
Brazil's Supreme Court scheduled August 31 judgment on whether Senator Flávio Bolsonaro should face trial in lower court or higher tribunal regarding alleged embezzlement scheme in his former state assembly office.
Three juveniles arrested in Austin 28-hour shooting spree that injured four
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.
Fortescue faces class action over systemic sexual harassment at remote mines
Fortescue is defending a federal court class action alleging systemic sexual harassment, assault and retaliation against female workers at remote Western Australian mine sites since 2006.
Supreme Court blocks Alabama's nitrogen gas execution
The US Supreme Court denied Alabama's request to execute Jeffrey Lee using nitrogen hypoxia, blocking the state's attempt to use the controversial method for the first time.
Peru prosecutor seeks arrest of leftist candidate advancing to runoff
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.
Ex-NBA Guard Damon Jones to Plead Guilty in High-Stakes Gambling Fraud Case
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.
TV personality Ed Gama robbed in Rio, warns of account fraud scheme
Ed Gama, assistant to Brazilian TV host Luciano Huck, was robbed in Rio de Janeiro after collecting his race number for the Rio Half Marathon. He subsequently warned the public about fraudulent account access following the incident.
Spanish court orders €55m tax refund to Shakira, acquits her of fraud
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.
Jairinho's lawyer suffers heart attack before jury trial in Henry Borel case
The defense attorney for Jairinho in the Henry Borel case suffered a heart attack before jury proceedings, causing trial delays. The case involves the death of a child and has generated significant legal and public attention in Rio de Janeiro.
Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith found dead in Nashville at 29
Record producer Tay Keith, 29, was found dead in his Nashville apartment during a welfare check. The Grammy-nominated producer worked with major artists including Beyoncé, Drake, and Eminem.
Nevada man charged with citizenship fraud for concealing sexual assault convictions
A Nevada man has been charged with naturalization fraud for allegedly concealing two sexual assault convictions on his 2018 citizenship application. The case reflects the Trump administration's expanded denaturalization efforts targeting fraudulent citizenship claims.
19-year-old arrested in Toronto consulate shooting; foreign ties under investigation
A 19-year-old suspect was arrested at Toronto Airport in connection with a U.S. Consulate shooting. Authorities are investigating potential foreign ties to the gunmen, suggesting they may have been hired operatives.
DNA and facial recognition crack 35-year-old California murder case
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.
Murder Charges Paused as Suspect in 'Top Gun' Actor James Handy's Death Undergoes Mental Competency Exam
Veteran actor James Handy was fatally stabbed in Tarzana; murder charges against the suspect, identified as his girlfriend's son, have been paused pending a mental competency examination.
El Monte community rallies to support families of slain officers
Hundreds gathered in El Monte to raise funds for families of two officers killed in June while responding to a stabbing call. The community event featured music, meals, and raffles to support the bereaved families.
Sydney shooting leaves one dead, four injured; police suspect organised crime link
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.
Spanish police arrest man after shooting kills parents, injures four including infants
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.
Utah mother sentenced to life without parole for poisoning husband with fentanilo
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.
Son of Mango founder arrested over father's December cliff death
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 Arrests ATM Robbery Gang, Including Kingpin, After Gun Battle
Ghaziabad police arrested three members of an ATM robbery gang, including the kingpin, following a gun battle in Kavi Nagar.
Senior Sri Lankan Buddhist monk arrested for alleged sexual abuse of child
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.
Ferette becomes fugitive, hides with woman in final 'Três Graças' episodes
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 killed in Maldives cave dive accident; search continues
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.
Eighth fatal shark attack in Australia this year marks deadliest since 1929
A 55-year-old man died after a shark attack at Cable Beach in Western Australia, marking the eighth fatality this year—the highest toll since 1929.
Police hunt man after antisemitic threats captured on video in east London
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.
Man charged with terrorism-linked attempted murders after Edinburgh anti-Muslim attacks
A 36-year-old man has been charged with five counts of attempted murder linked to terrorism following alleged anti-Muslim attacks across Edinburgh on Friday night that injured five people.
Colombia's Supreme Court upholds 28-year sentence against Santiago Uribe for paramilitary group
Colombia's Supreme Court confirmed a 28-year prison sentence against Santiago Uribe for creating and financing the paramilitary group 'Los Doce Apóstoles' and involvement in a 1994 murder.
Bank hostage situation in Germany ends; suspect remains at large
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 dead after small plane crashes into Adelaide airport hangar
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.
Mulher com maior pena do Reino Unido será solta após 39 anos, apesar de alerta de risco
Maria Pearson, que cumpriu a pena mais longa da história do Reino Unido por assassinato em 1986, será libertada sob condições rigorosas apesar de avaliação de alto risco de dano grave.
Bryan Cranston's Your Honor explores moral compromise in gripping Sky thriller
Sky/Showtime's Your Honor stars Bryan Cranston as a judge protecting his son after a hit-and-run, exploring themes of white privilege, systemic racism, and moral compromise through a morally complex narrative.
Three arrested after attack on Linda Mwananchi convoy in Kisii
Three suspects arrested following an attack on a Linda Mwananchi political convoy in Keumbu, Kisii county. Police are investigating to identify additional perpetrators and have condemned political intolerance.
Jakarta Woman Staged Robbery to Cover Brutal Attempted Murder of Colleague
Jakarta police uncovered an attempted murder case where a woman falsely reported a robbery to cover up a violent assault on her business colleague, involving electric shock, beating, and stabbing.
Pistons Assert Top-Seed Status With Physical Game 1 Win Over Cavs
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.
Federal police officer killed in Salvador drug trafficking operation
A federal police officer and four suspected criminals died in a confrontation during an anti-crime operation in Salvador's Valéria neighborhood, a known drug trafficking hub. Two other officers were wounded in the Friday morning raid.
Judge Gonzalez Rogers holds firm as Musk-Altman feud plays out in court
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.
Julgamento de Adriana é cercado de traições e reviravoltas inesperadas
Em 'Quem Ama Cuida', Adriana enfrenta julgamento pela morte de Arthur enquanto Pedro é convocado como testemunha da acusação, impedindo sua defesa. Múltiplas testemunhas apresentam acusações que aumentam a pressão sobre a protagonista.
Prince Harry loses appeal bid in UK security funding case
UK High Court rejected Prince Harry's appeal against the Home Office's decision to deny public-funded security for him and his family during UK visits, following his 2020 departure from royal duties.
NYC Art Dealer's Estranged Husband Convicted of Murder-for-Hire
Daniel Sikkema was convicted of hiring a hitman to kill his estranged husband, prominent NYC art dealer Brent Sikkema, in Brazil in 2024. He faces mandatory life imprisonment.
Bus crash on I-95 kills 5, including two children; 34 injured
A bus collided with multiple vehicles on I-95 in Stafford County, Virginia, killing five people including a 13-year-old and 7-year-old, and injuring 34 others. Witnesses reported the bus was traveling at high speed before impact.
Delhi Man Stabbed to Death by Brother-in-Law Over Family Dispute
A 26-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Delhi by his brother-in-law and associate over a family dispute linked to marital differences. Police have launched a murder investigation and are examining CCTV footage to apprehend the suspects.
Pakistan's northwest hit by wave of attacks killing 20 amid Taliban tensions
Approximately 20 people, including police and civilians, were killed in attacks across northwest Pakistan over two days, with the Pakistani Taliban claiming responsibility amid rising border tensions with Afghanistan.
Walcyr Carrasco's 'Quem ama cuida' reveals writing team and plot details
Globo announces the creative team and cast details for 'Quem Ama Cuida,' a new primetime telenovela premiering in May, featuring Antonio Fagundes, Leticia Colin, and Chay Suede in a murder mystery plot.
Deathbed confession reveals 30-year-old family murder in Spain; crime has expired
An elderly man in Spain confessed on his deathbed to killing and burying his son 30 years ago with his wife's involvement. The crime has exceeded the statute of limitations under Spanish law.
16 Dead in Sydney Bondi Beach Hanukkah Attack; Father-Son Duo Identified as Gunmen
A mass shooting at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney's Bondi Beach killed 16 people and wounded dozens. Authorities declared it a terrorist attack linked to antisemitism, with investigators probing potential ISIS connections.
Four killed in police confrontations in Guarujá amid security operation
Four men died in separate police confrontations in Guarujá on January 28, amid heightened security operations following a police officer's death during a robbery attempt.
San Luis and Mendoza conduct joint security operation on Route 188
San Luis and Mendoza police conducted a coordinated security operation on National Route 188, identifying 78 people and inspecting 30 vehicles as part of a regional crime prevention plan across Cuyo provinces.
Civil Police arrest suspect in child exploitation case in Monlevade
Civil Police in Monlevade arrested an individual under investigation for soliciting children. The arrest follows an investigation into child exploitation allegations.
Woman dies after ‘one punch’ as teen charged with manslaughter
A 19-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter after a woman died following what police allege was a ‘single punch’ outside a pub in Northumberland, United Kingdom.40-year-old Lisa...
Jury voted to convict Henry's mother of intentional harm, prosecutor claims judge intervened
Brazilian prosecutors allege the judge interfered with jury deliberations in the Henry Borel case, claiming jurors voted to convict the mother of intentional murder before judicial intervention changed the outcome.
SEC settles Adani case as US drops fraud charges against Indian billionaire
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.
Search suspended for Australian hiker missing in Canadian wilderness
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 prosecution confident Duterte case will advance to trial
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.
Arkansas man arrested for threatening Walmart shooting over hantavirus lockdown fears
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.
Nigeria condemns killings of nationals in South Africa, Côte d'Ivoire
Nigeria's government condemned the killing of two nationals in South Africa and one trader in Côte d'Ivoire, demanding justice and investigations while expressing concern over xenophobic tensions.
Hackers de Vorcaro forjaram ofício do MP do Ceará para remover perfil de rede social
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.
Four Portuguese men deny rape charges in Spain, claim consensual relations
Four Portuguese men aged 20-30 detained in Gijón, Spain on rape allegations claim sexual relations were consensual. They met the two Spanish victims on social media before the alleged incident.
London emerges as Europe's mobile theft capital
London has become Europe's leading city for mobile phone theft, raising concerns about urban crime and public safety in the British capital.
Sea Anemone's Antiviral Defense Reveals Alternative Evolutionary Strategy
Scientists discovered sea anemones use CARDIB, an ancient protein mechanism, to fight viruses differently than humans and most animals, challenging assumptions about universal antiviral systems.
Brazilian soap opera delays Arthur's murder reveal by 7 months
Viewers of Brazilian telenovela 'Quem Ama Cuida' must wait 7 months for the revelation of who killed character Arthur, as the plot unfolds with dramatic twists involving Adriana and Pedro.
Brazilian ex-guard convicted of prison affair expresses remorse after release
Linda de Sousa Abreu, a Brazilian prison officer, completed a five-month sentence after being convicted of misconduct in public office for sexual relations with an inmate at Wandsworth Prison in London, now expressing remorse.
Gold Coast mother, 23, killed in alleged domestic violence shooting
Mallorie Jane Roberts, 23, was found with gunshot wounds at her Gold Coast home on Sunday evening. Her partner Ethan Midgley, 23, has been charged with domestic violence-related murder.
Buenos Aires court unifies hacker's sentence as federal judge opens broader espionage probe
Buenos Aires court unified hacking convictions against Elías Ezequiel Núñes Pinheiro to three suspended years, but federal court simultaneously opened broader investigation into alleged illegal intelligence network targeting judges and officials.
SIU's narrow mandate leaves families of police shooting victims without justice
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared Peel Regional Police in four fatal shootings since 2019, leaving bereaved families without justice options and raising questions about systemic racism and police accountability.
Missing Tennessee woman found dead in trunk after girlfriend's police chase suicide
A Tennessee woman reported missing was discovered dead in her girlfriend's car trunk after a police chase in Michigan ended with the girlfriend's self-inflicted gunshot wound. The case reveals a pattern of domestic violence between the two women.
Operation targets prison contraband ring linking ES and MG
Brazilian authorities arrested two suspects in Espírito Santo for facilitating smuggling of cellphones and drugs into Minas Gerais prisons. The scheme involved public servants and inmates from criminal organizations.
PM frustra furto a loja de celulares em Piracicaba durante patrulhamento
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.
Body Found in Search for Missing 5-Year-Old Elijah Lewis
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.
22-year-old shot dead near Delhi college; murder case registered
A 22-year-old man was shot dead near a college in northeast Delhi's Welcome area. Police have registered a murder case and formed teams to identify the shooter.
Jairinho seeks trial delay in Henry Borel case citing lawyer's heart attack
Ex-councilman Jairinho requested another postponement of his trial for the 2021 death of 4-year-old Henry Borel, citing his defense attorney's heart attack. The prosecution opposes further delays.
Peru confirms runoff between Fujimori and Sánchez amid arrest warrant request
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.
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em Barbacena; namorado é preso
Letícia de Morais Vasconcelos Rodrigues, estudante de medicina de 40 anos, foi encontrada morta a facadas em seu apartamento em Barbacena (MG). Seu namorado, Gustavo Dutra Lima, foi preso e o caso é investigado como feminicídio.
Robber kisses cashier's hand after ice cream shop heist in Brazil
A suspect robbed an ice cream shop in Goiás, stealing cash and a employee's phone, then kissed the cashier's hand before fleeing. One suspect was arrested and some items recovered.
Colombian court overturns acquittal, sentences ex-president's brother to 28 years for murder
Colombia's Antioquia Court overturned Santiago Uribe Vélez's acquittal and sentenced him to 28 years for homicide and conspiracy related to the 'Los 12 Apóstoles' vigilante group, citing four key witness testimonies previously dismissed.
Man Dies After Bee Swarm Attack in Puerto Rico
A 51-year-old worker in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico died after being attacked by a bee swarm while clearing debris near a school. Police and homicide investigators are handling the case.
Norwegian court keeps crown princess's son in custody despite mother's terminal illness
A Norwegian appeal court rejected Marius Borg Høiby's request for release from custody ahead of his rape trial verdict, overturning a lower court's decision that cited his mother's serious illness.
Brazil Ratifies Mercosur Police Accord Enabling Cross-Border Operations
Brazil ratified a Mercosur police cooperation agreement allowing officers to pursue suspects across borders and conduct joint operations against organized crime, nearly 6.5 years after initial signing.
Why Rockets Curve Instead of Shooting Straight Up at Launch
Rockets curve during launch rather than shooting straight up due to orbital mechanics and the need to achieve horizontal velocity to reach stable orbits.
Henry Nowak inquest to examine police conduct, coroner announces
A coroner has announced an inquest into Henry Nowak's death will examine police actions, amid widespread public outcry and comparisons to high-profile police misconduct cases.
Families evicted from Vila Fazendinha occupation in Belo Horizonte without court order
Police and municipal authorities evicted approximately 200 people from Vila Fazendinha occupation in Belo Horizonte without judicial order, targeting families who arrived during the week and set up temporary shelters.
Five Arrested for Cooking Chicken, Drinking Beer on Sacred Ganga River
Five men were arrested in Varanasi after a viral video showed them cooking chicken and drinking beer on a boat in the Ganga river, prompting police investigation and boat seizure.
La Moneda Guard Arrested for Fatal Shooting After Traffic Collision in Bío Bío
A carabinero guard from La Moneda Palace was arrested for allegedly shooting and killing a 27-year-old driver after a traffic collision in Talcahuano in May. The victim's family disputes the police account, alleging investigative irregularities and improper scene handling.
Indian Driver Sentenced to 2+ Years for Killing NUS Professor While Using Phone
An Indian construction worker was sentenced to over two years in jail and fined SGD2,000 for killing a senior NUS law professor in a 2023 road accident caused by phone use while driving.
Career criminal arrested after high-speed chase with blind passenger pleading to escape
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.
Supreme Court blocks Alabama's nitrogen gas execution method
The Supreme Court has prohibited Alabama from using nitrogen gas as an execution method, delaying Jeffrey Lee's scheduled execution while he remains under a death sentence.
Economic Team Counters Mossos and Tax Authority Reports in Montoro Case
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.
Track Meet Culture Could Be Key in Anthony Murder Trial, Expert Says
The Karmelo Anthony murder trial may turn on jury understanding of Texas self-defense laws, racial dynamics, and high school track meet culture rather than physical evidence alone, according to legal experts.
São Paulo police launch operation against 'window-breaker' gang
São Paulo's Civil Police conducted an operation against a criminal gang known for breaking vehicle windows and stealing valuables. The operation targeted members of the organized group operating in the state.
Federal court blocks ICE from detaining Salvadoran man during holidays
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.
Police seize 90 illegal crypto mining rigs in Brasília residential area
Federal District police and energy utility Neoenergia seized 90 cryptocurrency mining devices in an illegal underground operation, with stolen electricity equivalent to powering 1,300 homes monthly.
PGR denuncia Zema por calúnia contra Gilmar Mendes em post sobre caso Master
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.
Elma Aveiro defende irmã contra críticas nas redes sociais
Elma Aveiro defendeu a irmã Katia após comentário crítico nas redes sociais, afirmando que geram inveja em muitas pessoas e pedindo que deixem de lado a negatividade.
Brazilian poll firm AtlasIntel responds after judge suspends survey showing Flávio Bolsonaro decline
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice suspended an AtlasIntel poll showing Flávio Bolsonaro's electoral decline, sparking controversy over judicial interference in electoral research and accusations of political bias.
Kennedy Center weighs partial closure as Trump admin. faces court deadline
A federal judge ordered the Kennedy Center to remain open with programming after the Trump administration attempted to close it for renovations and rename it. The center now must decide between full closure, partial closure, or phased closures while complying with the court mandate.
Police arrest Highland Park parade shooting suspect Robert Crimo III
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.
Six killed in Iowa domestic dispute shooting; suspect found dead
Six people, believed to be family members, were killed in multiple shootings across Muscatine, Iowa on Monday. The suspected shooter, Ryan Willis McFarland, 52, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Harry reconsiders UK family visit after police protection denied
Prince Harry is reconsidering bringing Meghan and their children to the UK after authorities rejected his request for taxpayer-funded police protection days before their planned arrival.
Three killed in shooting at Rhode Island youth hockey game; authorities investigating targeted family dispute
Three people, including the suspect, were fatally shot during a youth hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island on Monday. Police believe it was a targeted family dispute with three others hospitalized in critical condition.
Sydney teacher charged with online child grooming
A 61-year-old Sydney school teacher has been charged with grooming a minor online and sending sexually explicit material, allegedly believing he was communicating with a 14-year-old girl.
Assaltantes devolvem celular e matam publicitário com tiros nas costas em SP
Gabriel, a 20-something advertising professional and volunteer, was shot dead in São Paulo after robbers returned his phone upon realizing it wasn't an iPhone. Police are investigating the incident as armed robbery homicide.
Man charged with harassing MP, town council staff via abusive emails
A 72-year-old man was charged with six counts of harassment for sending abusive emails and messages to an MP and town council employees over municipal concerns between August and October 2025.
London stabbing suspect arrested as mayor warns of rising antisemitic attacks
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 prosecution claims Duterte feigning illness to delay trial
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 facial recognition rollout outpaces safeguards as police scan millions without clear oversight
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.
Indian-origin man stabbed to death in west London; police seek witnesses
A 26-year-old Indian-origin man, Gurbhej Singh, was stabbed to death in Southall, west London, prompting a murder investigation. Seven men were arrested at the scene; six released without charge while one remains on bail.
Molly Sims, 52, Stuns in Eighth Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Appearance
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.
Federal Police investigate fund allegedly linking Bolsonaro allies Vorcaro and brothers
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.
Gatto's daughter sues over 'managed by criminals' email
Sarah Awad, daughter of underworld figure Mick Gatto, is suing apartment owner Jonathon Lunt for defamation over an email claiming her body corporate business is "managed by criminals."
Ataque a mesquita em San Diego deixa cinco mortos; suspeitos encontrados mortos em veículo
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.
DOJ Faces Internal Turmoil Over Comey Prosecution Push
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.
Federal judge dismisses charges against deported Salvadoran man, citing vindictive prosecution
A federal judge dismissed human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling the prosecution was vindictive retaliation for his successful lawsuit challenging his wrongful deportation by the Trump administration.
Detectives bust drug operation at Ruaka garage, arrest two
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.
Lim Tean arrested for alleged breach of trust, under investigation for alleged stalking: Police
SINGAPORE: Lawyer and opposition politician Lim Tean was arrested on Tuesday (Oct 2) for alleged criminal breach of trust and is also being ...
Spanish Court Upholds Mandatory Quarantine for MV Hondius Passengers
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.
Sydney Hanukkah Attack: Elderly Victim's Confrontation With Gunman Captured on Video
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.
Astrid Fontenelle pede desculpas por apoio a empresário condenado por racismo
A apresentadora Astrid Fontenelle pediu desculpas por comentário de apoio ao empresário Rodrigo Branco, condenado a pagar R$ 76 mil por fala racista contra a campeã do BBB20 Thelma Assis.
GNR dismantles cross-border fraud ring operating in Portugal, Spain and France
Portuguese GNR arrested four people, including one GNR officer, for operating a criminal fraud network across Portugal, Spain, and France. The operation seized €250,000+ in assets including vehicles, weapons, and forged documents.
Sturgeon Rejects Apology for Husband's £400k SNP Embezzlement
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she won't apologize for crimes committed by her estranged husband Peter Murrell, who pleaded guilty to embezzling £400,000 from the SNP.
Two men found guilty of supplying drugs in Southampton
Two men have been found guilty of being concerned with the supply of crack cocaine and heroin by a jury in Southampton
Federal Police to Extract Data from Ciro Nogueira's Devices
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.
Ertzaintza releases first crime data by detainee origin, sparking debate
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.
Father pleads insanity in trial over daughter's death by suffocation
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.
Harry and Meghan offer support to Beatrice and Eugenie amid royal scandal
Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly offered sanctuary to Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie amid their father's legal troubles, though royal experts suggest emotional support rather than physical visits is more likely.
San Diego mosque shooter had Nazi obsession, prompting earlier gun seizure
A San Diego gunman who attacked a mosque had previously alarmed authorities with Nazi and mass shooter idolization, leading police to seize firearms from his father's home in 2025.
Mississippi police shooting kills 1-year-old during shoplifting call
A one-year-old child was killed and another person injured when Mississippi police opened fire on a vehicle during a shoplifting call in Senatobia, sparking protests and legal representation by civil rights attorney Ben Crump.
Two arrested after four migrant workers killed in Italian minivan arson attack
Two Pakistani nationals arrested in Italy after four migrant farm workers were killed in a deliberate minivan fire near a strawberry field. CCTV footage showed suspects blocking doors and igniting liquid inside the vehicle.
Malaysian Man Sentenced to 12 Years for Impersonating Police Officer to Rape Domestic Worker
A 48-year-old Malaysian man was sentenced to 12 years imprisonment and caning in Singapore for raping an Indonesian domestic worker after impersonating a police officer near Little India station in July 2022.
SEC sues Binance for misusing investor funds and operating as unregistered exchange
The SEC filed 13 charges against Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao for misusing investor funds, operating as an unregistered exchange, and violating U.S. securities laws. The action mirrors the FTX collapse and could result in criminal prosecution.
Indonesian man arrested for allegedly poisoning mother-in-law with toxic satay
An Indonesian man has been arrested for allegedly murdering his mother-in-law by lacing chicken satay with rat poison, claiming he felt disrespected by her. He attempted to frame his sister-in-law in the carefully planned killing.
Investigation into Zapatero daughters' business dealings raises fraud concerns
Spanish authorities are investigating the business activities of former PM Zapatero's daughters for potential money laundering and document falsification, with reports of questionable payments and client erasures.
24 students defrauded in elaborate London flat rental scam
A coordinated rental fraud scheme in London defrauded at least 24 prospective tenants of over £60,000 by advertising the same flat multiple times through legitimate platforms. The scam used fake letting agents and landlords to collect deposits before disappearing.
True Crime Newsletter: Robinson Rulings, Guthrie Theory, Smart Case Updates
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.
Mexico detains cartel leader, seizes drugs, weapons and seven tigers
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 charges Iraqi militia commander with plotting attacks on Jewish targets across US and Europe
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.
DJI Sues Insta360 Over Osmo Pocket Patent Violations
DJI has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Insta360, alleging violations of multiple Osmo Pocket patents as the competitor launches its Luna Ultra gimbal camera.
Jewellery theft ring partially dismantled in Ranchi; two arrested, three still at large
Ranchi police arrested two men involved in an organized jewellery theft ring that targeted homes across the state capital. Around 200 grams of stolen gold and silver were recovered, with operations ongoing to apprehend remaining gang members.
Man sentenced to 22 years for killing mother with machete over desire to live alone
André Pereira Aguiar was convicted and sentenced to 22 years in prison for fatally attacking his mother with a machete in January 2022. He confessed to planning the crime to live alone in his parents' house.
Security footage captures execution-style killing in Teresina city center
Security footage captured the pursuit and fatal shooting of Moizaniel Moreira da Silva Filho, a recently released convict with extensive criminal history, by two suspects on a motorcycle in downtown Teresina on Friday.
Australian women charged with crimes against humanity over IS links in Syria
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.
Ex-Baltimore cop, two daughters found dead after kidnapping manhunt
Ex-Baltimore officer Robert Vicosa and his two young daughters were found dead from gunshot wounds in Maryland after a multi-state manhunt following kidnapping and assault allegations.
Delhi's Missing Persons Panic: Social Media Myth vs. Police Data Reality
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.
Henry case trial enters final phase with car accident testimony
The seventh day of the trial for ex-councilman Jairinho and Monique Medeiros in the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel concluded after nine hours with testimony from the nanny, Jairinho's father, and his current partner. The trial resumes Monday with final expert testimonies.
Memphis man charged with domestic assault after biting infant during erratic dash through businesses
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.
Austrian man pleads guilty to ISIL-planned attack on Taylor Swift Vienna concert
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.
Award-winning Australian author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to child exploitation charges
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.
Reynolds backs Lively as lawsuit narrowed to retaliation claims
A judge dismissed most of Blake Lively's claims against Justin Baldoni, but three claims involving breach of contract and retaliation will proceed to trial. Ryan Reynolds expressed pride in his wife's decision to continue the case.
Namorado é denunciado por homicídio qualificado e feminicídio em Marechal Floriano
Ministério Público denunciou Leandro Kuster por suspeita de homicídio qualificado e feminicídio da servidora Damiana Santos, encontrada morta em sítio na Região Serrana do ES.
Russia seeks 3+ years prison for French researcher on espionage charges
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.
Man arrested with loaded crossbow at Palmerston North crash scene; arsenal seized
A 22-year-old man was arrested at a Palmerston North crash scene holding a loaded crossbow, leading to seizure of an extensive weapons arsenal including rifles, swords, and ammunition.
Three Toronto police officers arrested over sexual assault allegation in Barcelona
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.
Nutritionist: Summer indulgence is fine if you reset habits afterward
Nutritionist Pablo Ojeda argues that summer dietary indulgences are emotionally and socially healthy, emphasizing that what matters is how habits resume afterward rather than feeling guilty about excess.
Tom traição Adriana por dinheiro no julgamento de Quem Ama Cuida
In the Brazilian soap opera Quem Ama Cuida, protagonist Adriana faces trial for murder with a shocking betrayal when her best friend's husband Tom testifies against her after being paid by lawyer Ademir.
Explosion in Monaco injures three, including Ukrainian oligarch; suspect flees to France
An explosion in Monaco injured three people including a Ukrainian tycoon, with the suspected attacker fleeing to France. Police launched a manhunt across the border.
US charges Álex Saab with money laundering after deportation from Venezuela
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.
Woman alleges swinging website facilitated coercive abuse by husband
A woman claims a major UK swinging website enabled her husband to coerce her into unwanted sexual encounters with over 100 men. Police data shows the site appears in 329 crime reports since 2023.
British TikTok influencer, 23, claims self-defense in UAE death penalty case
A 23-year-old English influencer claims self-defense in a fatal stabbing case in Dubai, where she faces potential execution under UAE law.
Jury deadlocked in Palisades Fire arson trial as Rinderknecht case hangs in balance
A jury remains deadlocked in the trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht, accused of starting the 2025 Palisades Fire that killed 12 people and destroyed over 6,800 structures. Deliberations continue Friday after the jury initially signaled a verdict.
Louisiana grandmother on trial for forcing 4-year-old granddaughter to drink lethal whiskey dose
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.
Louisiana pastor sentenced to 80 years for sexually abusing two boys
Terry Reed, a suburban New Orleans pastor, was sentenced to 80 years for sexually molesting two boys, marking his third conviction for abusing minors. He manipulated victims using religious authority and biblical scripture.
Brazilian court orders preventive detention for guards in Black man's death
A Rio Grande do Sul court ordered preventive detention for two security guards involved in the death of João Alberto Silveira Freitas at a Carrefour supermarket. An autopsy determined asphyxiation as the cause of death.
Ciro Gomes: US will sanction only those collaborating with PCC and CV
Brazilian politician Ciro Gomes states US will sanction only those collaborating with major drug trafficking organizations PCC and CV, signaling coordinated Brazil-US enforcement strategy against organized crime.
US Indicts Sinaloa Governor, Nine Officials in Major Drug Trafficking Case
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 deploy tear gas, arrest hundreds at Istanbul May Day protests
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.
Man flees after fatal shooting in Barcelona during papal visit
A man shot and killed another person in central Barcelona and fled the scene. Authorities have ruled out any connection to Pope Leo XIV's concurrent visit to the city.
Judge questions ACCC's case against Woolworths over fake discounts
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.
Justiça condena advogado a devolver R$ 318 mil recebidos por engano da Globo
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.
ICC Chief Prosecutor Khan Suspended Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended following a disciplinary process triggered by sexual abuse allegations. The court's executive committee voted to refer proceedings to member states, which may decide on his removal.
DHS Criticizes Media Coverage of Nicaraguan Illegal Immigrant Charged in Wisconsin Machete Attack
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 Wins 'Tiger King' Copyright Appeal, Easing Fair Use Fears for Documentarians
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.
U.S. Court Orders Removal of Trump's Name from Kennedy Center
A US judge has ordered the removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center following a legal ruling. Trump subsequently relinquished control of the institution after the judicial setback.
3-Year-Old in Critical Condition After Man Throws Him Into Zoo Crocodile Pen
A 3-year-old boy is in critical but stable condition after being thrown into a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo. A man has been arrested and released by police in connection with the attempted murder incident.
Meticulous search underway for Mary Bastholm in Gloucester café basement
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 sues Netflix over alleged child surveillance and addictive design practices
Texas Attorney General filed lawsuit against Netflix alleging unauthorized data collection from children and use of addictive features to manipulate user behavior.
Nyandarua court upholds 10-year bhang trafficking sentence despite appeal
A Nyandarua High Court dismissed an appeal by a man convicted of trafficking 75 rolls of bhang, upholding his 10-year prison sentence and Sh200,000 fine despite his claims of mere possession.
Body of missing woman Leah Croucher found in Milton Keynes loft after 3+ years
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.
Police Dismantle Cryptocurrency Mining Farm Linked to Rio Drug Trafficking Organization
Brazilian police discovered a cryptocurrency mining operation in the Lins Complex favela, targeting drug trafficking leadership from the CV criminal organization.
Car Thief Stops to Ask Police for Directions to I-80
A car thief was apprehended after asking a police officer for directions to I-80 in Illinois. The suspect did not reach his intended destination.
German police raid neo-Nazi youth groups in 12-state operation
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.
Judge Orders Kennedy Center to Detail Plans as Venue Struggles With Staffing Crisis
A federal judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to provide updates on programming and operational plans amid staff departures and artist relocations, raising questions about the venue's viability.
Teen sentenced to 35 years for stabbing death at Texas track meet
Karmelo Anthony, 19, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for the murder of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a confrontation at a Frisco track meet. The jury rejected the defense's sudden passion claim in roughly 2.5 hours.
How 'Digital Arrest' Scams Exploit Fear to Steal Millions in India
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 deports Alex Saab, alleged front man for ex-president Maduro
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.
Cento Fine Foods faces 'tomato fraud' lawsuit over San Marzano authenticity claims
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 Enables Device Identification at Scale, Says Fingerprint CTO
Browser fingerprinting combines multiple device signals to create unique identifiers for authentication and fraud prevention, with applications in account creation and password resets.
Injuries open door for Trbojevic debut as Knights seek redemption against flying Sea Eagles
Manly welcomes Ben Trbojevic's NRL debut despite injuries to Sironen and Schuster, while Newcastle seeks redemption after consecutive losses with Ponga sidelined.
TikTok 'Speed Running' Trend at Scientology Sites Triggers LAPD Hate Crime Probe
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.
STF suspende julgamento sobre prescrição de injúria racial após divergência
O STF suspendeu julgamento sobre se injúria racial prescreve e se equipara ao crime de racismo. Ministro Alexandre de Moraes pediu vista após divergência entre relator e ministro Nunes Marques.
Christchurch man charged with breaching Russia sanctions over drone supply
A Christchurch man in his 60s has been charged under New Zealand's Russia Sanctions Act 2022 for allegedly supplying drones to a company destined for Russia, facing up to seven years imprisonment.
Brazil intercepts 21 migrants, mostly Cuban, arrests two traffickers in Roraima
Brazilian Federal Highway Police arrested two traffickers and rescued 21 migrants, mostly Cuban, in Roraima state. The operation reflects ongoing efforts against human smuggling networks using Brazil's northern border as entry point.
Pedestre imobiliza ladrão e recupera celular roubado em Campo Mourão
Um homem de 32 anos foi preso após roubar um celular de uma mulher em Campo Mourão. Um pedestre perseguiu o suspeito, recuperou o aparelho e o manteve contido até a chegada da polícia.
Gun supplier in San Bernardino terror attack sentenced to 20 years
Enrique Marquez Jr. received 20 years in prison for supplying rifles used in a 2015 San Bernardino shooting that killed 14 people. The sentencing reflects debate over accomplice liability in terror attacks.
San Diego police confirm five dead in Islamic center shooting
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.
Lim Tean arrested for alleged criminal breach of trust, under investigation for alleged stalking
Lawyer and opposition politician Lim Tean was arrested on Tuesday (Oct 2) for alleged criminal breach of trust and is also being investigated for ...
Businesswoman loses R$460k in electronic banking fraud
A businesswoman in Campo Grande lost R$460,000 in an electronic banking fraud scheme, highlighting growing risks of digital financial crimes targeting entrepreneurs.
Judge Orders Taylor Frankie Paul, Ex to Stay 100 Feet Apart in Custody Case
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 arrest man for attacking nun in Jerusalem
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.
Man Dies in Suspected Shark Attack at Sydney Beach; Multiple Closures Ordered
A man died in a suspected large shark attack at Long Reef Beach in Sydney on Saturday, prompting multiple beach closures. Authorities recovered his body and surfboard parts for expert examination to identify the shark species.
Three Dead, Including Gunman, in Targeted Shooting at Rhode Island Hockey Rink
Three people, including the suspect, were killed in a targeted shooting at a Rhode Island hockey rink Tuesday. Authorities believe the incident stemmed from a family dispute, with three others hospitalized in critical condition.
Two Singaporeans charged in $41M Cambodia-based scam syndicate case
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.
Homem acusado de tentativa de feminicídio é preso em Maceió
A 49-year-old man was arrested in Jacarecica for attempted femicide after trying to suffocate a woman with a pillow multiple times in April 2023, also setting fire to their shared residence.
Mangione's lawyers abandon psychiatric defense strategy
Luigi Mangione's defense team withdrew plans to file psychiatric evidence in his state murder case, reversing course just one day after announcing the strategy.
Mark Fuhrman, Detective Discredited in O.J. Simpson Trial, Dies
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.
Pakistan police rescue French woman held captive by husband for 12 years
Pakistani police rescued a French woman and five children from a remote home after she reported being held captive and abused by her husband for over a decade. The husband was arrested and authorities are coordinating her repatriation to France.
Karmelo Anthony convicted, sentenced; family says 'nobody wins' as appeal filed
Karmelo Anthony was convicted and sentenced for murder in a Texas case that became a racial flashpoint. He has filed a notice of appeal, claiming he cannot afford legal representation.
Washington father arrested in death of 4-year-old son whose remains found buried under house
A Washington state father was arrested after allegedly killing his 4-year-old son and burying the body under his house. The child's remains were discovered about a year after going missing.
Mulher morta pelo namorado na PB sofria isolamento e violência doméstica
Maria Cecília, 21 anos, foi assassinada pelo namorado em João Pessoa após sofrer isolamento e agressões em relacionamento abusivo. Suspeito confessou o crime à polícia.
Police suspect father threw daughter into river in murder-suicide
NSW police believe a six-year-old girl was deliberately thrown into the Parramatta River by her father in a suspected murder-suicide, based on a located suicide note and circumstantial evidence including unused lifejackets.
California appeals court upholds Weinstein rape conviction, orders resentencing
A California appeals court unanimously upheld Harvey Weinstein's 2022 rape conviction but ordered resentencing. The decision comes as a New York case against him was dropped after the accuser declined to testify again.
Five arrested after viral video shows chicken, beer party on Ganga boat in Varanasi
Five people were arrested in Varanasi after a viral video showed them cooking chicken and drinking beer on a boat in the Ganga river, triggering outrage over religious sentiments and the river's sanctity.
Carro 'voa' sobre outro veículo em perseguição policial cinematográfica em Wisconsin
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 facing life sentences following double shooting conviction
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
Wembanyama's 33 Points Lead Spurs Past Thunder to Even Western Conference Finals
Victor Wembanyama scored 33 points as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 103-82 in Game 4, evening the Western Conference Finals at 2-2 with a decisive Game 5 ahead.
Ex-girlfriend testifies Jairinho inflicted psychological abuse and shared intimate photo
During the fourth day of the trial for Henry Borel's death, Jairinho's ex-partner testified about psychological manipulation, humiliation, and non-consensual intimate image sharing during their relationship.
Libyan militia commander faces ICC hearing in landmark refugee abuse case
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.
How to reclaim Britain's streets: tackling hate crime and normalised hostility
As hate crimes surge despite declining violent crime, far-right actors exploit recent tragedies to fuel division. The Guardian explores practical steps communities can take to create safer shared spaces for visible minorities.
Paris police arrest 130+ as PSG fans clash during Champions League celebrations
Paris police arrested over 130 PSG fans and deployed thousands of officers using teargas after the club's Champions League victory, with clashes erupting around the Parc de Princes stadium where 40,000 watched on screens.
Australian girl, 9, killed after police open fire on family's car in Pakistan
A nine-year-old Australian girl was killed and two family members injured when Pakistani police opened fire on their rental car in Punjab, mistaking it for a getaway vehicle during a robbery.
Peru's Electoral Jury Confirms Fujimori-Sánchez Runoff After 33-Day Recount
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.
Sydney authorities seize $224m meth painted into container walls from Mexico
Australian Federal Police and Border Force seized over 200kg of methamphetamine worth $224 million that was painted into container walls in an elaborate smuggling attempt from Mexico. Three Mexican nationals and a woman were arrested in connection with the targeted shipment.
Caitlin Clark avoids serious injury after fall in Fever preseason game
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.
Spanish judge seeks U.S. information on Plus Ultra case suspects
Spanish Judge Calama requests information from the United States regarding individuals under investigation in the Plus Ultra case, while the National Court maintains a parallel secret investigation into influence trafficking.
Brazilian court penalizes lawyer for hiding AI prompt injection commands in lawsuit filing
A Brazilian judge condemned a plaintiff to a fine for bad faith litigation after discovering hidden AI prompt injection commands embedded in a health insurance lawsuit petition, marking a significant precedent in judicial AI security.
Customer Receives Body Cream Instead of iPhone, Assaults Suspects in Fraud Case
A customer who received body cream instead of an ordered iPhone allegedly assaulted the suspected perpetrators, resulting in a police report and criminal investigation.
Police detain 2 suspects in England World Cup equipment theft
Two people have been detained after equipment was stolen from England's national team vehicles during transit from Florida to Kansas City for the World Cup.
Two teens kill three at San Diego mosque in apparent hate crime before taking own lives
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.
São Paulo braces for severe storms and cold snap this weekend
São Paulo faces heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and record cold temperatures this weekend (May 23-24), with civil defense alerts for wind gusts and flooding risks across the state interior.
Man charged with murder, torture in death of four-month-old Bundaberg baby
Queensland police have charged a 22-year-old man with murder and torture following the death of a four-month-old infant in Bundaberg in February 2024. The child died a week after being hospitalized with injuries flagged by medical staff.
Ecuador and U.S. Launch Joint Military Operations Against Organized Crime
Ecuador and the United States have initiated joint military operations to combat organized crime and drug trafficking. The coordinated effort reflects Ecuador's intensified security partnership with the US amid escalating narco-violence.
Two arrested in Nottingham as drink and needle spiking incidents surge
Two men aged 18 and 19 arrested in Nottingham on suspicion of conspiracy to administer poison as police investigate 47 reported spiking incidents. The arrests follow public appeals and growing calls for venue security measures.
Prosecutors present death penalty case against Kirk's alleged killer at Utah hearing
Tyler Robinson faces preliminary hearing this week in Utah for the alleged September killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors seeking death penalty will present DNA evidence, witness testimony, and alleged confessions.
Arkansas judge dismisses murder charge against sheriff nominee in daughter's abuser case
An Arkansas judge dismissed a murder charge against sheriff nominee Aaron Spencer, who killed his daughter's alleged abuser. The dismissal clears the way for his candidacy.
89-year-old man arrested after shooting spree wounds five in Athens
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 charged with murder of 14-year-old to silence her, prosecutors allege
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.
Deeming Won't Apologize Despite Misunderstanding 'Headlock' in Guy Allegation
Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming says she misunderstood 'headlock' but refuses to apologize to colleague Matthew Guy after police found no offense in CCTV footage of alleged May incident.
Five Pickleball Players Die in Texas Plane Crash
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.
Dela Rosa warns of heavily armed Chinese syndicates exploiting POGO loophole
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.
French town mourns murdered child as police failures spark national reckoning
An 11-year-old girl's murder in southwestern France has sparked national outrage after authorities failed to act on prior warnings about the suspect, who had been reported for sexual abuse nine months earlier but never questioned.
High Street Crime Becomes Window on Britain's Political Instability
BBC investigation reveals organized crime networks using UK High Streets for money laundering and drug trafficking, with visible criminality fueling political instability and voter shift toward Reform UK in declining town centers.
Three killed, officer wounded in Oregon domestic shooting; suspect arrested
Three people were killed and a police officer wounded in a domestic disturbance shooting in Sandy, Oregon. Suspect Bryan Andrew Moore was arrested hours later and faces three counts of second-degree murder and two counts of first-degree kidnapping.
Botswana doping case hearing set for August 10 after court scheduling confusion
Four Botswana sprinters have scheduled a High Court hearing for August 10 to contest their provisional doping bans, after the original June 1 date was missed due to a court scheduling error that sparked social media backlash.
Musk's OpenAI lawsuit seen as strategic move to bolster competing xAI venture
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI is analyzed as strategic positioning for his competing xAI venture rather than a principled legal challenge. The case reveals tensions between AI industry founders over governance and commercial direction.
Three killed in targeted shooting at Rhode Island hockey rink
Three people, including the suspect, were killed in a targeted shooting at a Rhode Island hockey rink on Monday. Three others remain hospitalized in critical condition as authorities investigate a family dispute.
Adriana loses key evidence, arrested in Brazilian soap 'Quem Ama Cuida'
In the Brazilian TV series 'Quem Ama Cuida,' character Adriana loses her key evidence of innocence and is imprisoned for Arthur's death, while her lawyer Pedro is removed from her defense.
Henry Borel trial adjourned as defendant's lawyers abandon court over evidence access
The trial of two defendants accused in the 2021 death of 4-year-old Henry Borel was postponed to May 25 after the accused stepfather's defense team abandoned proceedings, claiming denial of evidence access. The judge condemned the walkout as contempt of court and ordered the mother's release from custody.
US indicts Sinaloa governor, 9 officials for alleged cartel collusion
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.
Insta360 Files Dual Patent Suits Against DJI in Escalating Camera Tech Battle
Insta360 filed two patent infringement suits against DJI in Texas federal court, one day after DJI sued Insta360 over its Luna gimbal camera line, escalating a technology patent dispute.
Morante de la Puebla headlines Jerez bullfighting festival with stellar performance
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.
Singapore denies bail for scam caller with Cambodia syndicate ties
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.
Violence erupts in Alice Springs after arrest in girl's murder case
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.
Ukrainian court orders arrest of Zelenski's former chief of staff on money laundering charges
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.
Henry case: Defense seeks medical records from councilman to Monique
Monique Medeiros' defense team requests medical records from councilman Dr. Jairinho to investigate potential drugging on the day of 4-year-old Henry Borel's death in Rio de Janeiro.
DOJ rules out new Epstein prosecutions despite damaging file release
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.
India's Land Governance Needs Diagnostic Approach, Not Generic 'Dispute' Labels
India's land administration treats all conflicts as generic 'disputes,' causing delays and escalation. A diagnostic 'land ailments' framework with classification, risk assessment, and technology could enable faster, targeted resolution.
Florida man arrested after suspected remains found at father's home
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.
Clark's 31-foot dagger lifts Fever past Mystics in dramatic finish
Caitlin Clark ended a shooting slump with a clutch 31-foot three-pointer in the final seconds to lift the Indiana Fever past Washington 78-76, improving to 6-5 on the season.
Mass shooting at Oklahoma lake party injures at least 10
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.
Fujimori's Own Party Observers Undermine Fraud Claims in 50 Polling Stations
Investigation reveals Fuerza Popular's own poll observers signed off on 50 voting tables where Keiko Fujimori now claims fraud occurred, contradicting her nullification claims.
South African police deputy shot days before corruption inquiry testimony
A suspended South African deputy police intelligence chief survived a shooting in Johannesburg days before testifying at a corruption inquiry. The incident marks the second attack on a witness linked to the investigation.
Comey seeks to cancel North Carolina court appearance in Trump threat case
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.
Jury deadlocked in Palisades Fire arson trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht
A jury has deadlocked in the arson trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht, accused of starting the destructive Palisades Fire, with jurors set to return Friday for further judicial instruction.
Police seek witnesses after alleged attempted rape in Noosa tourist strip
Queensland police are appealing for witnesses after a 22-year-old man was charged with attempting to rape a woman in Noosa's tourist strip. The victim fought off her attacker and the man is believed to have interacted with multiple people hours before the alleged assault.
Alleged Maduro associate Saab pleads not guilty to money laundering in U.S. court
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.
Eight riders rescued after three-hour ordeal atop Texas roller coaster
Eight riders, including school students on a field trip, were rescued after becoming stranded atop a 100-foot roller coaster at a Texas amusement park for over three hours following a malfunction.
Cobolli chases French Open glory while channeling Nadal's shower ritual
Italian 24-year-old Flavio Cobolli reaches French Open semi-finals and credits superstitions including using Rafael Nadal's favoured shower cubicle for his success.
Bolton to plead guilty in classified documents case, sources confirm
Trump's former national security advisor John Bolton has agreed to plead guilty to retaining classified defense information, facing a $2.25m fine with prosecutors recommending no jail time.
Durant's playful banter with reporter Adams sparks viral social media buzz
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.
Grave Seasons Blends Cozy Farming With Serial Killer Dating in Supernatural Horror Game
Perfect Garbage Studios' upcoming game Grave Seasons combines Stardew Valley-style farming with horror elements, allowing players to romance villagers—including the randomly-assigned serial killer—while investigating murders in a small town.
Woman lived inside supermarket sign for a year with computer and coffee maker
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.
Feminicídio é investigado na morte de enfermeira grávida em Alfredo Chaves
Íris Rocha, enfermeira de 30 anos grávida de 8 meses, foi encontrada morta em área de mata em Alfredo Chaves com corpo encoberto por cal. Feminicídio é uma das linhas de investigação da Polícia Civil.
Four detained in Vinícius Jr. hate crime case released on bail in Spain
Four Spanish men detained for hanging a blackface effigy of Brazilian footballer Vinícius Jr. were released on bail with restrictions including distance bans from stadiums and communication prohibitions.
Police arrest two after dramatic stolen car chase through central Auckland
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.
Motorista é preso com 2kg de maconha no Jacintinho
Motorista de 28 anos foi preso em flagrante no bairro do Jacintinho com mais de 2kg de maconha após denúncia anônima. Suspeito tentou fugir mas foi alcançado pela Polícia Militar.
Two men sentenced in collision that seriously injured 12-year-old boy
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.
Judge warns pianist's MSO case won't become Middle East 'roving inquiry'
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.
Families confront truck driver in Melbourne police deaths sentencing
Relatives of four Victoria police officers killed in a 2020 freeway crash by drugged truck driver Mohinder Singh delivered emotional victim impact statements at his pre-sentence hearing, describing profound grief and devastation.
Two arrested after young French boys found abandoned on Portuguese roadside
A man and woman have been arrested in Portugal after two young French boys were found abandoned by a roadside. The children, both under five, were discovered with supplies but no documents near Alcacer do Sal.
Surveillance video captures fatal Bronx drive-by shooting from black Mercedes
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.
Brazilian rapper Oruam sought in Rio police operation targeting CV drug faction
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.
Wrongly jailed 17 years, Malkinson speaks of relief and anger as real attacker finally convicted
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.
Motorista de app aciona PM e homem é preso com drogas em pousada de Maceió
Polícia Militar prende homem com múltiplas drogas após denúncia de motorista de aplicativo em pousada de Maceió. Suspeito autuado por tráfico de drogas.
Homem detido por abuso sexual de menor em Santarém
Homem de 59 anos foi detido pela PJ em Santarém por suspeitas de abuso sexual de rapariga de 17 anos, incapaz e confiada à guarda da avó, companheira do agressor. Crime foi descoberto através de videovigilância.
Defense lawyer quits Jairinho trial over judge's refusal to adjourn after colleague's heart attack
A defense attorney for Jairinho withdrew from the Henry Borel death trial after the court refused to adjourn following a colleague's heart attack, criticizing the decision as disrespectful and irresponsible.
Aldama's testimony raises questions about lying under oath in Spanish corruption case
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.
Arrest mars Tyson Fury daughter's lavish Isle of Man wedding
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.
FGTS Birthday Withdrawal Scam: Fraudsters Drain Accounts and Take Out Loans in Victims' Names
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.
Helping Children Process Trauma After Mass Shootings
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.
Suspeito de feminicídio com mais de 20 facadas é preso na AL-101 em Maceió
Suspeito de matar ex-mulher com mais de 20 facadas em Maceió foi preso horas depois do crime na rodovia AL-101. O homem confessou o feminicídio e alegou ter perdido o controle após discussão.
Influencer, father and ex-boyfriend charged in alleged murder-for-hire plot against child's dad
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.
Giant crocodile suspected in fatal attack airlifted in South African police operation
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.
Minneapolis man pleads guilty to syringe attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar
Anthony James Kazmierczak pleaded guilty to assaulting U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar with a syringe during a January 2026 Minneapolis town hall meeting.
Spanish court hears final witness testimony in 'hermanísimo' case amid allegations of predetermined job placement
Witness testimony concludes in the 'hermanísimo' case against Pedro Sánchez's brother David, with the UCO (police unit) accusing Socialist officials of potential perjury regarding a predetermined government position.
Five dead in San Diego mosque shooting; two attackers among victims
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.
Meta must face Massachusetts lawsuit over youth social media addiction, court rules
State’s top court alleges company deliberately designed features of platforms like Instagram to addict young users
Woman Confesses to Plotting Husband's Murder With Lover in Gwalior
A woman in Gwalior confessed to plotting her husband's murder with her lover Amit Khan, who allegedly shot Santosh Giri twice in the head. The accused remains at large as police intensify search operations.
New Four-Winged Dinosaur with Peacock-Like Tail Discovered in China
Paleontologists have identified a new feathered dinosaur species from China featuring a peacock-like tail and four wings, potentially shedding light on early bird predation dynamics.
Patel rebukes Walz over fraud raid credit claim
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.
Archival: Cuba's 1996 Downing of Two Civilian Aircraft
CBS News archives revisit Cuba's February 1996 shooting down of two civilian planes, an incident that sparked international condemnation and diplomatic tensions.
Cubs expect to activate Seiya Suzuki on Friday
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.
Açores: Sofisticado esquema de burla visa proprietários de alojamentos locais
The Azores Local Accommodation Association warns of a sophisticated fraud scheme targeting short-term rental property owners, particularly in São Miguel, where scammers create fake listings while blocking calendars with false reservations.
Columnist calls for criminal prosecution of Bolsonaro over pandemic response
Prominent columnist Reinaldo Azevedo argues President Bolsonaro should face criminal charges for treating COVID-19 as a political battleground and discouraging vaccination, calling his rhetoric a crime against humanity.
Vinicius rescues Brazil in World Cup opener as Morocco holds firm in 1-1 draw
Brazil drew 1-1 with Morocco in their World Cup 2026 opener in New York, with Vinicius Junior scoring a spectacular goal but Carlo Ancelotti's side struggling to break down a dominant Moroccan defense.
King Charles and Queen Camilla honor 9/11 victims at NYC memorial during state visit
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.
Iowa man accused of murdering three Utah women vows legal fight against extradition
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.
Influencer Gato Preto indicted in fatal Porsche crash on São Paulo avenue
São Paulo police indicted influencer Samuel Sant'Anna da Costa (Gato Preto) on four charges related to an August 2025 accident where his Porsche hit a family car at high speed on Faria Lima Avenue, injuring a child.
Sarnia man sentenced to 9 months for illegal handgun possession
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.
Palace received 30,000 emails on Andrew's finances in 2020, court docs reveal
Buckingham Palace received 30,000 emails in 2020 documenting Prince Andrew's financial dealings and alleged sharing of confidential government information while trade envoy, newly revealed through court documents amid ongoing police investigation.
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7.7 years for princess's son in sexual assault trial
Norwegian prosecutors have requested 7 years and 7 months imprisonment for Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, facing 40 charges including rape and assault. The defendant denies the most serious allegations while admitting some acts.
Brazilian charged with cadaver abuse in Alabama death case
Marcus Spanevelo, a Brazilian arrested in the US for involvement in ex-wife Cassi Carli's disappearance and death, faces new cadaver abuse charges in Alabama with potential 10-year sentence.
Tamaki blames immigrants as police seize his firearms
Police seized firearms from Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki after his gun licence was temporarily suspended. Tamaki blamed immigrant communities for the action, despite recent social media posts calling to 'purge' religious minorities from New Zealand.
Grávida americana desaparecida há 3 meses é encontrada morta no México
Makala Pendley, 30, a pregnant American woman missing for over three months with her seven children, was found dead in Chiapas, Mexico. Her partner Joseph Jude Butler Jr. has been arrested and faces feminicide charges with a potential 100-year sentence.
Major rescue operation underway for distressed boat in English Channel
A large-scale search and rescue operation is underway in the English Channel after a small boat carrying people was found in distress off Kent, with unconfirmed reports of fatalities.
Crown seeks prior assault to increase sentence for ex-cop's violent arrest
A former Calgary police officer faces sentencing for a 2015 body-slam assault on a handcuffed suspect. Prosecutors seek to use a prior violent incident from 2013 as an aggravating factor.
Canadian Actor Stewart McLean Found Dead in Homicide Investigation
Remains of Canadian TV actor Stewart McLean, known for 'Virgin River,' have been found as authorities investigate his death as a homicide. Investigators uncovered evidence suggesting he may have been murdered.
Firefighter jailed 28 years for decades of child sexual abuse
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.
Judge Orders Release of Apparent Epstein Suicide Note
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.
Paris erupts in violence as PSG fans celebrate Champions League victory
More than 280 people were arrested in Paris as clashes erupted during PSG's Champions League victory celebrations against Arsenal, with police responding to widespread violence among fans.
Turley: Comey indictment over shell art post threatens First Amendment protections
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 raids 22 Minnesota sites in fraud probe targeting daycares, autism centers
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.
Man charged in death of 5-year-old girl as Alice Springs riots erupt
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.
Two Chinese nationals arrested in Holland, Buona Vista landed home burglaries
Police arrested two Chinese nationals for burglaries at landed homes in Holland and Buona Vista, recovering $17,370 in cash and valuables. The suspects may be linked to international criminal syndicates active in Singapore.
14-year-old girl killed and dismembered in Argentina
A shocking case involving the murder and dismemberment of 14-year-old Agostina Vega in Argentina has drawn significant media attention, highlighting serious violent crime against minors.
Ademir usa suborno e manipulação para condenar Adriana em Quem Ama Cuida
Em Quem Ama Cuida, Ademir usa suborno e manipulação processual para condenar Adriana por crime que não cometeu, afastando seu filho Pedro da defesa.
Busia mother arrested after 12-year-old son dies from suspected beating
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 Vorcaro Transferred to Brazil's Maximum-Security Federal Penitentiary in Brasília
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.
Australian man arrested in death of Thai teen found in suitcase
An Australian man has been arrested in Thailand following the discovery of a Thai teenage girl's body in a suitcase in Pattaya. He faces potential death penalty charges.
German police arrest three in alleged Cologne cathedral New Year's Eve attack plot
German police arrested three suspects linked to an alleged New Year's Eve attack plot targeting Cologne Cathedral using a vehicle. The suspects are connected to IS-K and a Tajik arrested on Christmas Eve.
Rhode Island hockey arena shooting leaves 2 dead, 3 injured before gunman's suicide
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.
Man Stabbed to Death Intervening in Sister's Domestic Dispute in Mumbai
A 24-year-old man was stabbed to death in Mumbai while attempting to mediate a domestic dispute between his sister and her husband. The brother-in-law has been arrested and charged with murder.
Amanda Vasconcelos faces potential ICE detention after Florida traffic arrest
Amanda Vasconcelos, wife of Brazilian singer Henrique, was arrested in Orlando for driving without a valid license and evading police. She now faces potential ICE involvement and possible deportation depending on her immigration status and case outcome.
Man arrested for taking phone from supermarket despite claiming intent to return it
A 62-year-old man was arrested for theft after finding a stolen phone in a supermarket and failing to return it despite claiming he intended to. Police recovered the device and returned it to its owner.
Somalia jails woman three years for online criticism of government
A 27-year-old Somali nursing graduate was sentenced to three years in prison for social media criticism of her government, sparking outrage from former officials and human rights groups who call it political retaliation.
FCC Seeks Direct Court Power as $116M Robocall Fine Highlights Enforcement Gap
The FCC issued a $116M robocall fine but lacks direct court authority to collect penalties, forcing reliance on the Justice Department which often fails to pursue cases effectively.
Arkansas Sheriff Nominee's Murder Charge Dismissed Over Lost Evidence
A judge dismissed the murder charge against Aaron Spencer, an Arkansas sheriff nominee, after law enforcement lost a dash camera memory card that may have captured the shooting of his daughter's alleged abuser.
Spain's National Court seeks 14 ETA fugitives sheltered in Venezuela
Spain's National Court requests information from Venezuela and the US regarding 14 ETA members allegedly protected by Maduro's regime, including De Juana Chaos, amid political changes in Venezuela.
Three convicted in violent disorder linked to Henry Nowak protest
Three individuals pleaded guilty to violent disorder following protests over Henry Nowak's death, which sparked nationwide unrest and raised tensions around police conduct and community relations.
Israeli police arrest man after nun attacked in Jerusalem
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.
Two Arrested After Attack on BJP MLA Rajiv Tarara in UP
Two men arrested following an alleged attack on BJP MLA Rajiv Tarara in Uttar Pradesh's Amroha district; three police personnel suspended for negligence.
Pistons seek Game 2 rebound against Magic in first-round playoff matchup
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.
Teacher convicted of murdering adopted 13-month-old boy after months of abuse
A teacher has been found guilty of sexually abusing and murdering a 13-month-old boy he adopted. The child suffered 40 injuries over four months before dying in July 2023.
Rio apreende 165 celulares em operação integrada contra crime organizado em presídios
Rio de Janeiro mobilizou 700 policiais penais em operações coordenadas que apreenderam 165 celulares e outros materiais ilícitos em cinco unidades prisionais, parte do programa federal de segurança máxima contra crime organizado.
Cuba Braces for Possible U.S. Military Action as Tensions Escalate
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.
Man arrested after threatening staff at Downtown Eastside Women's Centre with meat cleaver
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 divers killed in Maldives cave diving accident; search continues
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.
US Citizen Convicted of Operating Secret Chinese Police Station in NYC
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.
Second suspect arrested in gospel singer Sara Mariano's death
A second suspect was arrested Tuesday night in connection with the death of gospel singer Sara Mariano, whose burned body was found in Bahia. The primary suspect, her husband Ederlan Santos, confessed to the crime and is being held at a penitentiary complex.
DOJ seeks pretrial detention for White House dinner shooting suspect
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.
Colombian court orders investigation of ex-president Uribe in 1990s human rights killings
A Medellín judge has ordered the prosecution to investigate former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe and his brother for allegedly ordering the murders of two human rights lawyers in the 1990s, based on testimony from an ex-paramilitary.
Swedish man sentenced to four years for coercing wife into sex with 120 men
A 61-year-old Swedish man received a 4+ year prison sentence for coercing his wife into sexual services with over 120 men through threats and surveillance. Twenty-eight other men were convicted of purchasing the services.
Ferette's downfall unfolds as Rogério makes final move in 'Três Graças'
Brazilian telenovela 'Três Graças' reaches its climax with protagonist Ferette losing everything, going into hiding, and facing police pursuit while key betrayals unfold.
Argentina's VP Seeks Extended Defense Time in Corruption Trial
Argentine Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner requested a tribunal extension to expand her defense against corruption charges related to alleged irregular infrastructure concessions granted to a close associate.
Anthony murder trial opens with emotional 911 call, surveillance footage as self-defense claim takes center stage
The murder trial of 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony opened with emotional 911 calls and surveillance footage as prosecutors and defense present competing narratives about a fatal stabbing at a Texas high school track meet.
Gunman opens fire at two Athens locations, injuring multiple people
An 89-year-old gunman opened fire at two locations in central Athens on Tuesday, injuring multiple people at a social security office and courthouse before fleeing. Police are actively searching for the suspect.
Naturopath Fined $15,000 After Guilty Pleas Tied to Patient's Suicide
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.
Record December rainfall triggers evacuations across Quebec
Heavy December rainfall across Quebec has prompted evacuations of approximately 220 homes as water levels rise, with record-breaking precipitation in Montreal reaching 68mm by morning.
Families sue OpenAI over Canada school shooting, alleging ignored ChatGPT warnings
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 pleads not guilty in dual gambling scheme cases
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.
Utah judge to decide if children's book author faces trial in husband's poisoning death
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.
FBI Raids Minnesota Daycares, Autism Centers in Welfare Fraud Investigation
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.
Canadian police warn of copycat threat after Montreal shooting kills officer, civilian
Canadian police warn of copycat attacks after a Montreal shooting killed three people, including an officer. The assailant's 104-page manifesto, posted by a far-right outlet, contains incel ideology mixed with extremist conspiracy theories.
Trump's name removed from Kennedy Center following court rulings
The Kennedy Center has removed Trump's name from its building and website following court rulings, with officials confirming the change to a judge.
Four Portuguese men detained in Spain for alleged gang rape of two women
Spanish National Police arrested four Portuguese citizens suspected of gang-raping two young women at a hostel in Gijón, Asturias. The victims had agreed to meet one suspect but were assaulted by the group.
Boston man sentenced to life for wife's murder; body never found
Brian Walshe, 50, was sentenced to life without parole for the first-degree murder of his wife Ana, whose body was never found after she disappeared in January 2023. Digital evidence and surveillance tied him to dismembering and disposing of her remains.
Woman without right hand speaks out after deputy tickets her for holding phone with missing limb
A Florida deputy ticketed Kathleen Thomas for using her phone with her nonexistent right hand while driving. The citation was dismissed after bodycam footage went viral, sparking discussion about police training and disability awareness.
Long Island Serial Killer Rex Heuermann Sentenced to Life Without Parole
Rex Heuermann, an architect, was sentenced to life without parole for killing seven women between 1993 and 2011 on Long Island. His arrest in 2023 came after a reinvigorated task force connected burner phone records and DNA evidence to solve a decade-old serial killing case.
NZ's biggest illegal lottery operator avoids jail, sentencing delayed to June
A Canterbury man who ran New Zealand's biggest illegal lottery generating $11.12 million will not face jail time, though sentencing is deferred to June. Judge Neave noted McIlroy-Jones made poor calculations rather than deliberately misleading participants.
Musk's courtroom missteps undermine xAI case against OpenAI
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.
Two arrested in Connecticut for alleged Costco fraud spree using stolen credit cards
Two individuals were arrested in Connecticut for allegedly using fraudulent credit cards at Costco and possessing dozens of stolen financial documents in what police describe as a serial shopping scheme.
China to Release Two Coders Jailed for Pandemic News Archive
Two Chinese programmers detained for over a year for creating an archive of censored pandemic articles are being released after a court sentence of 15 months, which will be applied retroactively.
Hearts chase 66-year title dream as Celtic lurks with one game left
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.
Ex-FBI Director Comey Surrenders on Alleged Trump Threat Charge
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.
D.C. Settles $50K Lawsuit Over Arrest of Protester Playing Darth Vader Theme
Washington D.C. agreed to pay $50,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a protester arrested after playing Darth Vader's theme while following National Guard troops, citing unlawful detention and excessive force.
Shooting at San Diego Islamic Center kills 3; two teen gunmen dead
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.
Police confirm body found in Kent woodland is Sarah Everard
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.
Family launches fresh appeal 30 years after Melanie Hall's murder in Bath
The family of Melanie Hall, murdered 30 years ago after vanishing from a Bath nightclub, launched a fresh police appeal for information as aging relatives race against time to find her killer.
At least 12 shot at Toledo street festival; manhunt underway
At least 12 people ranging from age 14 to 61 were shot near a street festival in Toledo, Ohio. Police are actively searching for suspects in the ongoing investigation.
Former US Attorney Charged with Felony Hit-and-Run in Houston Crash
Former U.S. attorney Jennifer Lowery is charged with a felony after allegedly leaving the scene of a vehicle crash on Memorial Drive in Houston.
Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga dies in custody at 91
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.
Nike shipment worth R$900k stolen before Vasco delivery
A shipment of 200 boxes of Nike sporting materials valued at R$900,000 destined for Vasco's training center was stolen on Wednesday. Rio de Janeiro Civil Police are investigating the theft.
Spanish judicial probe implicates former PM Zapatero in financial irregularities
Spanish anti-fraud unit UDEF reports that former PM Zapatero's family received €4 million over five years, with allegations of improper contacts with public officials and judges during corporate rescue operations.
ICC schedules June, July conferences as Duterte trial prep intensifies
The ICC has set June 23 and July 14 status conferences for the case against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte, with judges imposing strict procedural deadlines and evidence management protocols ahead of anticipated November trial proceedings.
Police chief apologises for arresting dying murder victim
Hampshire Police Chief Constable apologizes to family of Henry Nowak, 18, who was handcuffed and arrested while dying from stab wounds after his killer falsely claimed racial abuse. The incident has sparked political controversy over police response protocols.
UK Charges Six Men in Decade-Long Sexual Offences Case
Six British men, including a woman's ex-husband, have been charged with over 60 sexual offences spanning 13 years. The primary accused faces 56 charges including rape and child exploitation material possession.
Oklahoma teen arrested in lakeside party shooting that killed 1, wounded 22
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.
Punjab Police arrests 76,000 proclaimed offenders in province-wide crackdown
Punjab Police arrested over 76,000 proclaimed offenders, 18,000 court absconders, and 9,482 habitual criminals in a province-wide crackdown targeting serious crime suspects.
Polícia desmancha central clandestina de mineração de criptomoedas na Baixada Fluminense
Polícia desarticulou operação ilegal de mineração de criptomoedas na Baixada Fluminense com 123 equipamentos de alta performance operando por furto de energia, gerando prejuízo estimado de R$ 885 mil ao crime organizado.
Interpol hunts Ukrainian woman disguised as man in Monaco bombing
Interpol issued a red notice for Anastasiia Berezovska, 39, suspected of bombing a Monaco apartment building that seriously injured a Ukrainian-born tycoon and two family members. The suspect, who disguised herself as a man, is believed to have fled to Germany.
Three killed in shooting at San Diego mosque; two teenage suspects neutralized
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.
Mulher carbonizada em João Pessoa foi vítima de feminicídio do namorado
Polícia Civil confirmou que mulher carbonizada em João Pessoa foi vítima de feminicídio cometido pelo namorado. Homem foi encontrado morto decapitado dias depois, suseitamente por facção criminosa.
Jairinho's defense blames betrayal in Henry Borel case during final trial phase
During final trial arguments, Dr. Jairinho's defense team claimed the accusations stem from a betrayal involving an affair, alleging evidence manipulation and a prior accident involving the child under the father's care.
GNR deploys drones to combat sexual harassment on Santiago pilgrimage routes
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.
Tourist dies after spooked horse-drawn carriage bolts and flips in Central Park
An 18-year-old Indian tourist died after a spooked horse-drawn carriage bolted and overturned in Central Park, reigniting debate over the safety of the antiquated industry operating in NYC's most visited public space.
Keiko Fujimori vence eleição presidencial do Peru na quarta tentativa
Keiko Fujimori foi confirmada vencedora da eleição presidencial peruana, derrotando o deputado de esquerda Roberto Sánchez. É sua primeira vitória após três derrotas consecutivas em segundo turno, com campanha focada em segurança e ordem.
Fact Check: VP Duterte's Impeachment Trial Begins July 6, Case Not Dismissed
VP Sara Duterte's impeachment trial commenced July 6 despite viral false claims that her case was dismissed. The trial will span 92 scheduled dates with prosecution and defense phases.
Indian bride's death sparks murder-suicide debate amid dowry case
Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old model and lawyer's bride, died after five months of marriage in Bhopal. Her family alleges dowry-related murder by her husband and his mother, a retired judge, while the accused claim suicide linked to mental health issues.
Sara Duterte reports father in good health during Hague visit amid ICC proceedings
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.
Banker Vorcaro moved to cell previously occupied by Bolsonaro at federal police
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.
Authorities Seize Objects Acquired Through Fraud
Authorities have seized objects that were acquired through fraudulent means, according to Portal LhFranqui. The operation targets illegally obtained goods.
House GOP launches task force to probe alleged $250M Medicaid fraud in Ohio
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.
Police sergeant fiancé of 'tigrinho influencer' arrested with rifle ammunition in Brazil operation
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.
Three pivotal questions loom for Game 2 as Spurs seek to avoid 0-2 hole
As the NBA Finals head to Game 2, Victor Wembanyama faces fatigue and defensive adjustments, De'Aaron Fox struggles with shooting efficiency, and Jalen Brunson focuses on controlling what he can control.
Bank of Dave founder spots major Warburtons factory fire from helicopter
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.
STF suspende julgamento sobre acesso a dados de celular apreendido em crime
O STF interrompeu julgamento virtual sobre a legalidade do acesso policial a dados de celular apreendido em crime. A decisão estabelecerá tese de repercussão geral sobre sigilo de comunicações e privacidade.
Father rehearsed murder-suicide over several days, police believe
A Sydney father drowned his six-year-old daughter in the Parramatta River in what police believe was a carefully planned murder-suicide, with CCTV footage capturing the act after he hired boats multiple times to scout the location.
Telangana HC upholds police shooting as act of private defence in 22-year-old case
Telangana High Court dismissed a petition challenging a 2003 police shooting death, upholding the revisional court's finding that officers acted in private defence during a robbery intervention.
White House shooting raises security concerns ahead of 250th birthday celebrations
A shooter was killed after opening fire on a Secret Service checkpoint near the White House, raising security concerns ahead of America's 250th birthday celebrations this summer.
Nine arrested in Coventry drink-drive crackdown as police target erratic drivers
Warwickshire Police arrested nine people for drink driving across Coventry and surrounding areas in five days during July, with several suspects also charged with additional offences including assault and burglary.
Gatto's defamation case against ABC dismissed by Victoria Supreme Court
Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto lost his defamation case against the ABC over a 2019 article reporting allegations he threatened to kill lawyer Nicola Gobbo and was implicated in gangland murders.
Uvalde families frustrated as only two officers charged in school shooting response failure
Two former Uvalde school police officers face indictment for their delayed response to the 2022 shooting that killed 21, but families demand accountability from nearly 400 officers who waited over an hour to confront the gunman.
Two men killed in confrontation with police in northern Brazil
Two men died during a confrontation with police officers in the Nortão region. Details about the circumstances remain limited from the available reporting.
SC upholds life sentence for illegal recruiter who defrauded overseas job applicants
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.
Singapore court allows woman's bid for maintenance from alleged biological father
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 police airlift massive crocodile suspected in businessman's death
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 Lanka arrests senior Buddhist monk in high-profile sexual abuse case
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.
Chile grapples with rising contract killings as organized crime expands
Chile is experiencing an alarming increase in contract killings, with experts warning that while still lower than neighboring countries, cases have risen from occasional incidents to 5-6 annually in recent years, primarily linked to drug trafficking organizations.
Man dies in shark attack at Great Barrier Reef off Queensland coast
A 39-year-old man died after being attacked by a shark while fishing at Kennedy Shoal on the Great Barrier Reef near Cairns on Sunday. Emergency services retrieved him from the water in critical condition, but he succumbed to his injuries.
Robinson backs up talk, shuts down Wembanyama in Knicks' rout
Mitchell Robinson effectively defended Victor Wembanyama, holding him to 0-for-6 shooting in the Knicks' 126-105 victory over the Spurs, backing up his pre-game prediction about the French star's size.
Sixth body discovered in Milwaukee mass homicide; five others found in welfare check
A sixth victim has been found following a suspected mass homicide at a Milwaukee home where five bodies were initially discovered during a welfare check. Police have made no arrests and the motive remains unknown.
Key hearing set for suspect in Charlie Kirk assassination case
Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, appears in court this week for a major hearing that could significantly impact the case proceedings.
'Dances With Wolves' Actor Nathan Chasing Horse Sentenced to Life for Sexual Assault
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.
Delhi Road Rage Killing: Man Stabbed to Death, Family Alleges Police Inaction
A 25-year-old man was fatally stabbed by a gang in West Delhi after police allegedly refused to help his brother following an initial attack. Three suspects have been detained as investigation continues.
Police, ADF Resume Search for Missing 4-Year-Old Gus at Remote SA Property
Police and ADF personnel are returning to a remote South Australian property to resume the search for four-year-old Gus Lamont, who disappeared three weeks ago from a family sheep station.
Comandos trial: Court revises temperature data and 'zero test' interruption facts
A Portuguese court revised key factual findings in the Comandos recruits death trial, including temperature records and the decision to halt the training exercise, with defense counsel claiming the changes favor their clients.
Best-selling Australian author Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation offences
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.
Honduras reports 16 dead in simultaneous massacres, including 6 police officers
Honduras authorities report at least 16 deaths, including 6 police officers, in two simultaneous massacres in different regions. Special investigation teams have been deployed to both crime scenes.
Six Christchurch businesses hit in coordinated 90-minute crime spree
Six Christchurch businesses were targeted in coordinated break-ins over 90 minutes early Friday, with police linking the incidents and seeking public assistance to identify suspects.
Special forces soldier pleads not guilty to betting on Maduro's removal with classified intel
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 #646: Basketball-themed puzzle offers accessible challenge for sports fans
NYT Strands puzzle #646 on December 9 featured a basketball-themed word search with the spangram 'Basketball' and eight related court terminology answers.
Man charged with assault after throwing beverage at stranger on James Street
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.
Seis sinais de que Adriana caiu em armadilha em Quem Ama Cuida
Em Quem Ama Cuida, Adriana é condenada a 12 anos de prisão por crime que não cometeu, vítima de conspiração envolvendo Pilar, Ademir e testemunha comprada que manipulam o processo judicial.
Criminals Exploit Dead Citizens' Data to Activate Phone Lines in Brazil
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.
NZ border arrests for child abuse material already match full 2025 total
New Zealand Customs has prosecuted 15 people for importing objectionable material in the first half of 2026, matching the entire 2025 total. A 30-year-old man was jailed for three years after 754 child abuse files were found on his phone.
Wembanyama unfazed after Spurs' Finals Game 1 collapse to Knicks
Victor Wembanyama remained composed after the San Antonio Spurs squandered a double-digit lead to lose Game 1 of the NBA Finals to the New York Knicks, expressing confidence in a series comeback.
PNP urges parents to call 911 over children's violent online game addiction
Philippine National Police urges parents to call 911 if children show behavioral changes from violent online games, citing concerns about extremist recruitment of minors following the Tacloban gun attack investigation.
London bus driver dies after Battersea Bridge assault
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.
Police hunt killer after Kadoma man dies from stabbing wounds
A 38-year-old man in Kadoma, Zimbabwe was fatally stabbed early Tuesday morning and died from his injuries at the hospital. Police have launched a murder investigation and warn of rising violent crime linked to petty disputes.
Gunman Opens Fire on Cambridge Drivers; Two Critical After Trooper, Civilian Response
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.
Poland Orders Three Swedish A26 Submarines in $4.8B Defense Deal
Poland has signed a $4.8 billion contract with Swedish defense manufacturer Saab to procure three A26 submarines, strengthening its naval capabilities and deepening defense ties with Sweden.
Weinstein's Third Trial Ends in Mistrial Over Rape Charge
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.
Utah mother convicted of husband's murder faces sentencing Wednesday
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.
NJ Man Charged After Using Fire, Fireworks as Cover for $10K Walmart Jewelry Heist
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.
Ejercito urges Dela Rosa to forfeit salary over prolonged Senate absence
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.
Belfast residents flee homes as fires spread following knife attack
Residents evacuated from homes in Belfast as disorder spreads following a knife attack, with houses and cars set ablaze and public transport suspended across the city.
Kenya police arrest hundreds marking anniversary of deadly 2024 protests
Kenyan authorities arrested hundreds of people as citizens attempted to commemorate the anniversary of deadly 2024 protests, with police dispersing gatherings across the capital.
Henry Borel trial adjourned as defense strategy dispute delays proceedings
The jury trial for 4-year-old Henry Borel's death was postponed after defense complications for defendant Jairinho, including his lawyer's heart attack and subsequent replacement by his son.
Bolivia's Prosecutor Orders Arrest of Union Leader Amid Violent Protests
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.
Musk's UK Politics Posts Dwarf SpaceX IPO Focus in Critical Period
Guardian analysis reveals Elon Musk posted about UK race and immigration nearly 3x more than SpaceX during the company's IPO run-up, raising concerns about his influence on British politics and far-right amplification.
Police arrest 14 in prison contraband smuggling ring in Brazil
Police arrested 14 suspects including prison staff and detainees' relatives for smuggling drugs and cell phones into an Itajubá prison. The operation seized cocaine, crack, marijuana, firearms, and cash across six municipalities.
Cuadernos trial to expand to twice weekly as judges demand historic courtroom
Federal judges overseeing Argentina's major corruption trial (Cuadernos de las Coimas) increased hearing frequency to twice weekly and requested a historic courtroom, while publicly criticizing six years of unmet resource requests from higher courts.
Spurs Even Series With Dominant Game 4 Victory Over Thunder
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 4 to tie their playoff series, with Victor Wembanyama's dominant performance and defensive prowess proving pivotal in the comeback.
NC Cold Case Reopened as Homicide 20 Years Later, Police Officer Named Person of Interest
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.
Hurricanes Win First Cup in 20 Years, Shutout Vegas in Game 6
The Carolina Hurricanes won their first Stanley Cup in 20 years, defeating the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 in the Finals with a dominant 3-0 shutout in Game 6, capping a remarkable playoff run led by coach Rod Brind'Amour.
Sony to Pay $7.85M Settlement to PlayStation Users in Digital Store Lawsuit
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.
One killed, three wounded in Northern California high school graduation shooting
One person was killed and three others injured in a shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in Fairfield, California on Wednesday evening. Police are searching for the suspect as the investigation continues.
Brazilian TV personalities Luana Piovani and Virginia Fonseca embroiled in public dispute
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.
Pix intensifica sequestros-relâmpago e transforma celulares em terminais bancários vulneráveis
Sequestros-relâmpago crescem 39% em São Paulo com a adoção do Pix, transformando smartphones em terminais bancários vulneráveis. Banco Central implementa limites noturnos, mas especialistas alertam que medidas podem ser insuficientes.
UDEF discovers safe in Zapatero's office during Plus Ultra investigation search
Spanish financial police (UDEF) discovered a hidden safe in former PM Zapatero's office during a search related to the Plus Ultra corruption investigation, seizing documents and electronic devices.
'Dances With Wolves' actor arrested in sex trafficking investigation
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 apologizes and pledges investigation into technician fraud scheme
Vivo issued an apology and promised a rigorous investigation into a fraud case involving one of its technicians, addressing customer trust concerns.
Knicks tie playoff records with historic three-point barrage to sweep 76ers
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.
Pakistani Journalist Faces Politically Motivated Indictment, HRW Says
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 challenges ICC witness credibility, evidentiary gaps
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 Enters Treatment Facility One Month After DUI Arrest
Britney Spears, 44, voluntarily entered a treatment facility one month after her March DUI arrest in California, with a court date pending in May.
PM shoots motorcyclist in São Gonçalo after mistaking cellphone for weapon
A São Gonçalo police officer fatally shot a motorcyclist during a chase, claiming he reached for a weapon. Investigation revealed the victim only carried a cellphone.
Trial of three PMs accused of killing PCC informant set for June
São Paulo court scheduled June 22-26 trial for three military police officers accused of executing businessman and PCC informant Antônio Vinícius Lopes Gritzbach at Guarulhos airport in November 2024, killing also an app driver.
Austrian man pleads guilty to foiled Taylor Swift Vienna concert attack plot
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.
Federal judge unseals alleged Epstein suicide note in cellmate trial
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.
Musk's lawyer condemns charity theft as 'absolutely wrong'
Elon Musk's attorney issues statement condemning theft from charitable institutions amid ongoing legal proceedings. The defense emphasizes the serious nature of such crimes.
NBA Star James Harden Arrested in Houston for Unlawful Weapon Carry
NBA superstar James Harden was arrested in Houston early Saturday for unlawful carrying of a weapon, a class A misdemeanor. He was released on a $100 bond within two hours and has a court appearance scheduled for Monday.
14-year-old girl charged with attempted murder in Manchester school knife attack
A 14-year-old girl has been charged with three counts of attempted murder following a knife attack at a Manchester school that injured two pupils and a teacher. Counter-terror police are investigating but have not classified it as terrorism.
Actor James Handy Fatally Stabbed in Los Angeles; Girlfriend's Son Arrested
Actor James Handy, known for 'Top Gun: Maverick' and 'Jumanji,' was fatally stabbed in his Tarzana home. The suspect, identified as the son of Handy's girlfriend, called 911 to confess.
Police arrest 'Caracas' for robbing tourist in Cartagena's historic district
Colombian police arrested a 27-year-old man known as 'Caracas' for robbing a tourist of a gold chain and iPhone in Cartagena's historic district. Stolen items valued at over 20 million pesos were recovered within minutes.
Three dead including child in south London tower block fall
Three people, including a child, died after falling from a high-rise flat in Elephant and Castle, south London. Emergency services responded within minutes but were unable to resuscitate them.
South Korea court convicts ex-first lady Kim of bribery, sentences to 20 months
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.
Golders Green stabbing suspect had prior Prevent referral that was closed
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.
Armed robbery at mobile phone store in Brazil leaves employee threatened
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.
Six killed in shooting at German youth welfare facility in suspected custody dispute
A 45-year-old man opened fire at a youth welfare facility in northern Germany, killing six staff members in what authorities suspect was related to a child custody dispute. The suspect is in custody.
Cuba rallies behind Raúl Castro after U.S. arrest warrant
Cuba held a massive rally supporting former president Raúl Castro after US federal prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for murder and conspiracy related to 1996 downing of civilian aircraft, escalating US-Cuba tensions.
Swedish court remands Afghan man on suspicion of seven attempted murders
A Swedish court remanded a 22-year-old Afghan man on suspicion of seven attempted murders after he stabbed seven men randomly in Vetlanda. Police shot him during arrest; psychiatric assessment ordered.
Bahia confirms 14 deaths as severe rains displace thousands in southern state
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.
Student Handcuffed While Dying After False Racist Attack Claim
An 18-year-old Southampton student was handcuffed by police as he lay dying from stab wounds after officers were misled about the incident. PM Starmer and Justice Secretary Mahmood expressed shock at bodycam footage of the arrest.
Colombian mercenaries terrorize indigenous communities in Mexico
Sixty Colombian mercenaries hired by the Jalisco New Generation cartel are terrorizing ten indigenous communities in Michoacán, Mexico, with indigenous defense groups documenting their activities via drone footage.
Trump threatens new national emergency in DC if police won't aid ICE
Trump threatens to redeclare a national emergency in Washington DC if local police refuse to cooperate with ICE immigration enforcement, citing crime reduction claims despite the previous emergency expiring.
Riots erupt at Australian hospital as suspect held in 5-year-old's death
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.
ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Gender Persecution
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.
Câmera registra execução a tiros no Nova Gameleira em Belo Horizonte
Homem identificado como Charles de Sena Lopes foi executado a tiros no bairro Nova Gameleira, em BH, por três suspeitos que fugiram do local. Vítima estava em saída temporária do presídio.
Mistrial declared in Palisades Fire arson case as jury deadlocks
A judge declared a mistrial in the arson case against Jonathan Rinderknecht, accused of sparking the deadly January 2025 Palisades Fire, after the jury became deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict.
Colombian court bars far-right candidate from using national team jersey as political symbol
A Colombian judge prohibited far-right presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella from using the national football team's jersey as a political symbol, following complaints from the left ahead of the June 21 runoff election.
Prosecutors: Singer D4vd killed teen to silence her about sexual relationship
Prosecutors allege singer D4vd killed teen Celeste Rivas Hernandez to prevent her from exposing an alleged sexual relationship that threatened his music career.
Atendente transfere foto íntima de cliente para celular pessoal
Atendente de loja de telefonia transferiu foto íntima de cliente para seu próprio celular sem autorização, configurando violação de privacidade e possível crime digital.
Insta360 Luna Ultra brings 8K recording and Leica optics to portable creator cameras
Insta360 unveiled the Luna Ultra, a dual-lens 8K gimbal camera co-engineered with Leica, targeting creators seeking professional-grade stabilization and cinematic quality in a portable form factor.
Sullana intensifica patrullajes semanales contra ola de violencia e inseguridad
Sullana's citizen security committee doubles patrols to twice weekly to combat rising crime, coordinating with police and local authorities to enhance enforcement and bar regulations.
Four-week diet shift may alter biological aging markers in older adults
A University of Sydney trial found older adults showed improvements in biological aging markers after four weeks on a lower-fat, higher-carbohydrate diet, though researchers caution this doesn't prove meaningful long-term aging reversal.
Norwegian man on trial for alleged contract killing linked to Iran-backed Swedish crime gang
A Norwegian man was arrested in England with firearms after being recruited by a Swedish criminal group with Iranian ties to commit murder for hire. He faces 10+ years imprisonment if convicted.
Twin brothers plead guilty to manslaughter of abusive partner in mother's defense
Twin brothers Eric and Sean Farrell pleaded guilty to manslaughter after killing their mother's abusive partner Nicolae Diaconu with eight stab wounds and blunt force trauma in December 2023. The court heard they acted to protect their mother who had fled domestic abuse.
Acclaimed Australian author Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation offences
Renowned Australian author Craig Silvey has been charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material following a police search warrant at his Fremantle home.
Norwegian bow attack kills five; witnesses describe moments of terror in Kongsberg
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.
Champaign man dies after accidental shooting, self-inflicted gunshot wound
A 20-year-old man died by self-inflicted gunshot wound after accidentally shooting a 16-year-old in the head during a vehicle incident in Champaign, Illinois. The teenager remains in critical condition.
Brazilian Federal Police Investigate Vorcaro Parties for Sexual Exploitation
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.
Brazilian influencer Deolane indicted over alleged PCC financial operator links
Deolane, a Brazilian influencer, has been indicted after police linked her to a financial operator for the PCC criminal organization. The investigation includes seized assets and audio evidence of alleged money laundering activities.
Sri Lanka's top Buddhist monk arrested over alleged rape of 15-year-old girl
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.
Australian man charged with murder after Thai teen found dead in suitcase
An Australian man has been charged with murder after a 17-year-old Thai girl was found dead in a suitcase in Thailand. Thai police have released a timeline of the alleged crime.
Brazilian Federal Police arrest fugitive hacker in Dubai linked to Master Bank case
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.
Musk's AI Safety Warnings Clash With Silicon Valley's Profit Motives
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.
Spurs' Depth Shines in Win Over Grizzlies Without Star Players
San Antonio defeated Memphis 111-101 despite missing star players, showcasing roster depth and defense. Memphis continues struggling offensively, dropping its fifth straight game.
Man pleads guilty to murdering 11-year-old son and girlfriend, smiles in court
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.
Former Royal Officer Calls Prince Andrew 'Horrible Little Man' Over Epstein Cooperation
A former royal police officer publicly criticized Prince Andrew for allegedly failing to cooperate with US authorities regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, calling him a 'horrible little man' with something to hide.
Police ordered gun removal from mosque shooter's home over a year before attack
Police had ordered firearms removed from one shooter's home over a year before two teens killed three at a San Diego mosque, raising questions about whether the attack could have been prevented.
Hurricanes Win First Cup in 20 Years, Shutout Vegas in Game 6
The Carolina Hurricanes won their first Stanley Cup in 20 years, defeating the Vegas Golden Knights 3-0 in Game 6 with a dominant defensive performance led by goalie Brandon Bussi's shutout.
Student killer jailed for life as bodycam shows victim handcuffed while dying
A weapons-obsessed killer was jailed for life for stabbing an 18-year-old university student to death in Southampton. Body camera footage reveals the victim was handcuffed while dying after police were misled by the attacker's false claims.
Harry planning UK visit with Meghan and children despite security concerns
Prince Harry is proceeding with plans to bring Meghan and their children to the UK next week, contingent on resolving security arrangements that have been a longstanding point of contention with authorities.
UK actress charged in A$296m meth smuggling plot from Ghana to Australia
British actress Emaa Hussen, 34, has been charged with attempting to smuggle 320kg of methamphetamine worth A$296m into Australia hidden in charcoal shipments from Ghana, facing life imprisonment.
Federal judge indefinitely blocks Trump's 'anti-weaponization' fund
A federal judge has indefinitely blocked Trump's 'anti-weaponization' fund, rejecting claims it is defunct and extending the court order despite Trump's allies seeking alternative payment mechanisms.
Mango Founder's Son Arrested in Connection With Father's Cliff Death
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.
Advogado e empresária mortos a facadas em BH; diarista é suspeita
Um advogado e uma empresária foram mortos a facadas em apartamento de bairro nobre em Belo Horizonte. A diarista da família é suspeita do crime e acumulava dívidas com apostas.
France deploys Caribbean naval forces to join U.S. anti-narcotics push
France announces military reinforcement in the Caribbean to combat drug trafficking, aligning with US operations and regional allies against cartels amid Venezuela-Guyana tensions.
Bhopal businessman's body found in uncle's field; relatives questioned in death probe
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.
Katie Price avoids prison with suspended sentence for drink-drive crash
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.
Montreal police officer killed in hotel shooting; suspect dead
A gunman opened fire at a Montreal hotel, fatally shooting a police officer before being killed by responding officers in an exchange of gunfire.
Keating family fury as driver avoids jail for fatal crash that killed Ronan's brother
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.
DF claims top security ranking with lowest homicide rate among Brazilian states
Brasília's security secretary announces the Federal District achieved Brazil's lowest homicide rate (5.28 per 100k) in Q1 2026, surpassing Santa Catarina, attributing success to integrated state security operations.
FBI raids 22 Minnesota sites in major social-welfare fraud investigation
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.
South Korean court raises ex-President Yoon's obstruction sentence to 7 years
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.
WhatsApp Money Transfers: Security Features and Limitations Explained
WhatsApp now enables money transfers via Facebook Pay in Brazil with major banks, offering convenience but strict limits of R$1,000 per transaction and R$5,000 monthly, with irreversible transfers and fraud risks.
Henry Borel trial adjourned to May after defense walkout; experts back judge's decision
The trial of ex-councilman Dr. Jairinho, accused of killing 4-year-old Henry Borel, was postponed to May after his defense abandoned the courtroom claiming insufficient access to evidence. The judge criticized the move as illegitimate abandonment while releasing the boy's mother from custody.
Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui sentenced to 30 years for $1bn fraud scheme
Exiled Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui received a 30-year prison sentence after being convicted of defrauding over 1,000 people of $1bn through securities fraud and money laundering, despite claiming political persecution.
Texas family sues Tesla after autonomous vehicle kills mother in home crash
A Texas woman is suing Tesla for at least $1m after a Model 3 crashed into her home, killing her 76-year-old mother. The driver claimed to be using full self-driving mode; Tesla disputes the technology was responsible.
Grandmother arrested in probe linked to acclaimed author Craig Silvey facing new charges
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.
VP Sara's Defense Lawyer Agrees: 3-Month Impeachment Trial Timeline Too Tight
Vice President Sara Duterte's defense lawyer Michael Poa agrees with prosecutors that three months is insufficient time for her impeachment trial, as pre-trial proceedings continue with evidence marking.
Dois adolescentes matam três pessoas em mesquita de San Diego antes de tirar próprias vidas
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.
Church youth leader guilty of sexually assaulting 13-year-old, faces additional charges
Joshua Emonson, 24, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl he met online near Melbourne. The case has triggered investigations into his church's handling of allegations and his father's awareness of concerning behavior.
PF officers used phones registered to deceased to hide identity in Refit scheme
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.
Rogan Criticizes Trump DOJ's Comey Indictment as 'Nuts' Over Seashell Post
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.
Pujol family trial: Sons distance father from hidden Andorran fortune
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.
Four Portuguese tourists detained in Spain on rape allegations
Spanish police arrested four Portuguese men aged 20-30 in Gijón on Saturday for allegedly sexually assaulting two Spanish women at a hostel. The victims reported the incident to authorities after the alleged attack.
Federal Judge Dismisses Criminal Charges Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia
A federal judge dismissed criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia in a human smuggling case, citing a tainted investigation allegedly influenced by Trump attorney Todd Blanche.
Five South American nations sign regional pact to combat organized crime
Five South American countries signed the Santiago Commitment to coordinate efforts against organized crime, drug trafficking, and irregular migration through joint action plans and information sharing.
DRC's mineral wealth becomes flashpoint in US-China strategic competition
The Democratic Republic of Congo is becoming a flashpoint in US-China competition for critical minerals like copper and cobalt, essential for batteries, electronics and defense. The Kamoa mine exemplifies Africa's mineral wealth amid persistent poverty.
Cape Verde court approves extradition of Maduro ally Alex Saab to US
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 Steps Down After U.S. Drug Trafficking Charges
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.
Santiago Uribe's defense files cassation appeal, opening legal debate on judicial remedies
Santiago Uribe's defense filed an extraordinary cassation appeal against his 28-year sentence, challenging established jurisprudence that bars cassation after double conformity review, opening debate on fundamental rights to appeal.
Bhopal man stabs brother-in-law to death over marital discord suspicions
A man stabbed his 22-year-old brother-in-law to death in Bhopal after suspecting him of inciting marital discord. The accused traveled 40km to commit the attack following a dispute over his wife's refusal to return home.
UK Judge's Lenient Sentence for Teen Rape Convicts Sparks Outrage
Three adolescents convicted of sexually assaulting minors in the UK received minimal fines (€30) instead of prison sentences, sparking outrage from victims and calls for sentence review.
MJF Retains AEW World Title Against Rush; Knight Defends TNT Championship
AEW Dynamite from Richmond featured MJF retaining his world title against Rush, Mark Briscoe's TNT title challenge setup, and Kevin Knight's successful defense against Mike Bailey.
Fuel fraud scheme funnels millions through fintechs to criminal networks
Brazilian investigation reveals how adulterated fuel payments were laundered through fintech platforms, ultimately reaching criminal networks. The scheme demonstrates vulnerabilities in financial system oversight.
ICC Pre-Trial Hearing: Prosecution, Victims, and Defense Present Competing Cases on Duterte Drug War
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 dead in shooting at San Diego Islamic Center; authorities investigate as hate crime
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.
89-year-old arrested after shooting spree wounds five in Athens
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.
Human remains found in search for missing Queensland teen Pheobe Bishop
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.
INSS exigirá validação facial a partir de janeiro de 2027 para renovação de benefícios
Brazil's INSS will mandate facial validation from January 2027 for disability benefits and survivor pensions to combat fraud and prevent improper payments. The measure includes gradual implementation and exemptions for elderly and those with mobility restrictions.
Four Migrant Farm Workers Burned to Death in Italy; Two Arrested
Four immigrant farm workers were burned to death in a minivan in Italy in what authorities are investigating as a violent attack. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident.
High-stakes legal battles unfold in Murdaugh retrial, Mangione evidence ruling
Fox News True Crime Newsletter covers major developments in several high-profile cases including Alex Murdaugh's retrial strategy following jury tampering allegations, Luigi Mangione's evidence ruling ahead of trial, and Tyler Robinson's courtroom battles.
NBA Won't Suspend Giddey During Police Investigation, Silver Says
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver stated the league will not suspend Josh Giddey based on allegations alone, citing ongoing police investigation into the Australian guard's alleged inappropriate relationship with a minor.
Truck driver faces families of four slain Victoria Police officers in court
Mohinder Singh pleads guilty to culpable driving causing deaths of four Victoria Police officers killed in April 2020 Eastern Freeway crash while impounding a vehicle. Families deliver emotional victim impact statements at pre-sentence hearing.
Pistons Take 2-0 Series Lead Over Cavaliers Behind Cunningham and Sharp Shooting
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.
Father tracks stolen phone, leads to arrest of two robbery suspects in Roraima
A 14-year-old girl's stolen phone was tracked by her father in Roraima, Brazil, leading to the arrest of two suspects after residents intervened with violence.
Sioux Falls officer stable after shooting; two suspects in custody
A Sioux Falls police officer was shot multiple times during a response to a business incident near 12th and Lyons, suffering multiple injuries but remaining in stable condition. Two suspects were apprehended after a pursuit involving a vehicle.
Pelicot condemns decision to spare teenage rapists jail time in Hampshire case
French rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot expressed shock that three teenage boys received non-custodial sentences for raping two girls in Hampshire, calling for justice accountability and victim protection.
Man shot dead near Boise State University; two suspects arrested
A man was shot dead near Boise State University's campus Monday night; two suspects were arrested after a brief chase and foot pursuit.
Brazil's Moraes Accuses Politicians of Using STF Attacks as 'Electoral Ladder'
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.
Chay Suede Brings Moral Ambiguity to Lead Role in Globo's 'Quem Ama Cuida'
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.
Alice Springs family urges calm after violent riots following child's death
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.
Melbourne teacher allegedly murdered by brother in India over property dispute
Melbourne maths teacher Sunil Sharma, missing since May 22 in Punjab, was allegedly murdered by his brother over a property dispute. Police arrested four people and allege the victim was drugged and beaten before his body was dumped in a canal.
Court Expands FGTS Use: Workers Can Now Tap Retirement Fund for Home Loans
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.
ICC Suspends Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan Over Sexual Misconduct Findings
ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended following an investigation that found he engaged in serious misconduct, including sexual harassment allegations, marking a significant institutional crisis.
Fired N.C. Officer Arrested After Doorbell Video Shows Him Beating Woman
A North Carolina police officer was fired and arrested after doorbell video captured him repeatedly punching a woman. The assault charges follow the visual evidence of the incident.
Tokyo teen arrested for spraying unknown liquid on Kanagawa train
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.
Attleboro man charged with murder, arson in elderly woman's fatal fire
Adam Rollins, 42, faces murder and arson charges in connection with an November house fire that killed 80-year-old Judith Henriques in Attleboro. He was previously charged with robbing and assaulting the victim.
Man charged in Mason hall arson allegedly bragged about crime on Facebook
Benjamin Kohlman, 42, was arrested and charged with arson at three Mason lodges in Vancouver and North Vancouver. Facebook posts from an account in his name referenced cleaning "Satanic club houses" hours before the fires.
Eta Aquariids Peak This Week: Best Viewing Tips for Littleton Stargazers
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 used phones registered to deceased persons in Refit case
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.
Court of Appeal upholds veteran engineer's estate claim to RM2mil Puchong property
Malaysia's Court of Appeal ruled that the estate of late engineer Chai Yen Chong holds beneficial ownership of a disputed Puchong property worth RM2 million, overturning a High Court dismissal based on evidence of trust arrangement and rental income history.
Police Raid Second Cryptocurrency Mining Operation in Rio's Maré Favela in a Month
Rio police discovered a second illegal cryptocurrency mining operation in a TCP-controlled area of Maré favela within a month, indicating growing criminal use of digital assets in gang-controlled territories.
INSS exige biometria para liberar novos empréstimos consignados
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.
Empire State Building glows blue for Swift-Kelce wedding at MSG
The Empire State Building illuminated in blue Friday night to celebrate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden, drawing fans from across the globe to witness the high-profile event.
Panama detains Salvadoran wanted by Interpol for gang crimes
Panama's migration service detained a 34-year-old Salvadoran citizen wanted by Interpol for homicide, extortion, and drug trafficking, marking the fourth gang member apprehended in five days.
Guinness reconsiders disqualifying French matchstick Eiffel Tower over technical rules
A French man spent 8 years building a 23.6-foot Eiffel Tower from 706,900 matchsticks, but Guinness World Records initially disqualified him for using non-commercial headless matches. Guinness has since reconsidered, calling its decision "heavy-handed."
UP Police Releases Constable Admit Cards for February 17-18 Exams
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.
Suspeito de matar estudante de medicina tem prisão preventiva decretada
Gustavo Dutra Lima teve prisão preventiva decretada após matar a namorada Letícia, estudante de medicina, com múltiplas facadas em Barbacena. O crime ocorreu após relacionamento marcado por ciúme excessivo e ameaças anteriores.
Man Threatened With Arrest for Filming in Public to Prevent Unspecified Crime
A man was threatened with arrest while filming in public to prevent a crime that hadn't occurred, raising questions about preemptive law enforcement and civil liberties.
Park Police Seek Public Help Identifying Woman in Reflecting Pool Damage Case
U.S. Park Police are requesting public assistance in identifying a woman photographed in connection with alleged damage to the Reflecting Pool near the Lincoln Memorial.
Remains of murdered Wagga woman Allecha Boyd confirmed after three-year search
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 history alone won't protect you from odometer fraud
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.
Judge Allows States' Addiction Claims Against Meta to Proceed
A judge refused to dismiss state attorneys general claims that Meta deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children, allowing the case to advance toward trial.
January 8 convict attends grandmother's funeral in handcuffs under heavy police escort
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.
Clark Earns Eastern Conference Player of Month Despite Limited June Games
Caitlin Clark earned WNBA Eastern Conference Player of the Month for June after averaging 21.9 points and 8.2 assists over 10 games, setting a league record with six consecutive 20-point, 5-assist performances.
Spurs Force Game 7 With Dominant 118-91 Win Over Thunder
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 118-91 in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, forcing a decisive Game 7. Victor Wembanyama led the way with 28 points and 10 rebounds as the Spurs dominated at home.
Venezuelan Prosecutor Opens Investigation Into Alleged Police Raid on LGBTQ+ Venue
Venezuela's Public Ministry launched a criminal investigation into alleged illegal raids, extortion, and arbitrary detentions by national police at an LGBTQ entertainment venue in Lara state, with five officers referred for prosecution.
Driver kills 2 in deliberate rampage through Leipzig shopping area
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.
Madras High Court dismisses Vaiko's challenge to LTTE ban under UAPA
Madras High Court dismissed MDMK leader Vaiko's petition challenging the LTTE ban, ruling he lacked legal standing and citing national security concerns in upholding the 2010 notification.
One dead, one wounded in shooting in Maceió's Garça Torta neighborhood
One person killed and another wounded in public shooting in Garça Torta neighborhood, Maceió. Suspect fled; motive and identity unknown.
Fagundes bids emotional farewell to Arthur Brandão as 'Quem Ama Cuida' pivots to murder mystery
Ator Antonio Fagundes publicou mensagem emocionada no Instagram após morte de seu personagem Arthur Brandão em Quem Ama Cuida, marcando virada narrativa na trama das nove.
Dupla suspeita de assaltos com arma falsa é detida após perseguição em Cariacica
Police in Cariacica apprehended two suspects after a motorcycle chase when they attempted to flee a routine patrol. The pair were found with a fake pistol and other items, and are linked to robberies in multiple neighborhoods.
Man charged after boarding United flight with fake boarding pass, forcing 3-hour delay
A Houston man faces felony charges after allegedly using a fake boarding pass to board a United Airlines flight, forcing the aircraft to return to the gate and causing a three-hour delay.
Shark kills spearfisher on Great Barrier Reef in Australia's second fatal attack in week
A 39-year-old spearfisher was killed by a shark at Kennedy Shoal on Australia's Great Barrier Reef, marking the country's second fatal attack in over a week and third this year.
Chicago Father Killed Shielding Daughter From Gunfire
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.
San Diego mosque attacker stole three firearms from mother's home before assault
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 arrests ex-power minister week after 75-year corruption conviction
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 examines mysterious death of London 'serial fabulist' Zac Brettler
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.
Municipal guard arrested for killing bride at wedding reception in Campinas
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.
Santiago Uribe Surrenders to Police to Begin 28-Year Sentence
Santiago Uribe, brother of former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe, has surrendered to police to serve a 28-year sentence for forming a paramilitary group and murder. The Supreme Court of Justice confirmed the conviction after rejecting his appeal.
Duterte ICC trial begins Nov 30 as ex-Philippine leader faces crimes against humanity charges
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's ICC trial for crimes against humanity begins November 30, stemming from his deadly drug war that killed tens of thousands. The 81-year-old is the first Asian former head of state indicted by the court.
Gunfire erupts near Seattle mayor's community event; no injuries reported
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.
Three arrested in 'Ativan Gang' drugging, robbery of Singaporean tourist
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.
Two teenagers arrested after 15-year-old stabbed and left dead at Melbourne hospital
A 15-year-old boy died from suspected stab wounds after being left outside a Melbourne hospital. Two teenagers have been arrested and are being questioned by homicide detectives.
Meteorite Crashes Through German Home's Roof, No Injuries Reported
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.
Federal judge dismisses Trump DOJ lawsuit over Arizona voter data access
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.
Counterfeit World Cup stickers surge; Brazil's consumer watchdog takes action
Complaints surge over counterfeit World Cup albums and stickers in Brazil, with police seizing 50,000 fake stickers and 1,000 albums. Procon issues preventive actions and fraud warnings as online piracy escalates.
DRF prende casal suspeito de roubo a pedestres em Campina Grande
A Delegacia de Roubos e Furtos de Campina Grande prendeu em flagrante um casal acusado de roubo a pedestres no bairro Velame, com uso de arma de fogo.
Court upholds 30-year sentences for men convicted in 2016 murder case
Kenya's Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by two men convicted of murdering a youth leader in 2016, ruling that circumstantial evidence and the 'last seen' doctrine sufficiently proved their guilt despite no direct witnesses to the killing.
Canadian man pleads guilty to aiding 100+ suicides through online poison sales
Kenneth Law, 60, pleaded guilty to assisting 14 suicides after mailing lethal chemical packets to over 100 people across 40+ countries. The case exposes gaps in online regulation and has prompted calls for public inquiries in the UK.
Shooting at North Carolina party kills 3, injures 4
A shooting at a party in Wilmington, North Carolina early Saturday left three dead and four wounded. Police are investigating the incident that occurred around midnight at a residential home.
US soldier pleads not guilty to insider trading charges over Maduro betting scheme
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.
Christian Brothers granted moratorium on abuse victim payouts amid financial strain
An Australian court has paused all civil claims against the Christian Brothers religious order after it argued financial strain threatened its ability to pay abuse victims. The moratorium will remain until a creditors scheme hearing in September determines compensation distribution.
Tennis faces injury crisis as relentless schedule takes toll on top players
Top tennis players including Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu withdrew from Wimbledon injured, highlighting a growing crisis attributed to an 11-month season, longer matches, and mandatory tournaments that leave athletes unable to recover properly.
Senior Sri Lankan Buddhist monk arrested for alleged abuse of 11-year-old girl
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.
Tiroteio em mesquita de San Diego deixa três mortos; suspeitos se suicidam
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.
Driver plows into crowd in Leipzig, killing 2; suspect detained
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.
Dewar claims Picton made unwanted advances before fatal Perth nightclub incident
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.
Jury deadlocks in Palisades Fire arson trial after initially signaling verdict
A federal jury deadlocked after two days of deliberations in the trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht, accused of starting the 2025 Palisades Fire that killed at least 12 people and destroyed over 6,800 structures in Los Angeles County.
Building collapse in Mumbai kills at least 10, dozens feared trapped
A three-storey residential building partially collapsed in Bhiwandi near Mumbai, killing at least 10 people with dozens feared trapped. Rescue teams are searching through rubble as residents report hearing cracks before the structure came down.
Eight shot at Toledo festival; manhunt underway as summer season marred by violence
Eight people were shot at Toledo's Old West End Festival on Saturday evening, with all victims expected to survive. Police launched a manhunt as the incident marked one of over 170 mass shootings in the US this year.
Austrian Man Pleads Guilty to Planning ISIS-Linked Attack on Taylor Swift Vienna Concert
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.
Laser hair removal device triggers hours-long bomb scare at Melbourne airport
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.
Missing Paris girl, 12, found dead in suitcase with throat cut
A 12-year-old girl missing from Paris was found dead in a suitcase with throat wounds and mysterious numbers on her body. Police have arrested four suspects in connection with the homicide.
Fugitive Destroys Phone During Police Arrest in Tupã
A 32-year-old wanted man was arrested during a preventive detention operation in Tupã after resisting police and destroying his own cellphone. He was identified as a high-risk criminal faction member.
Son of Zárate security official arrested after armed confrontation with police
The son of Zárate's security subsecretario was arrested following a shootout with naval and federal police. He had an active warrant and robbery history; the subsecretario was suspended pending investigation.
Ativista portuguesa detida na Líbia está de boa saúde, confirma Negócios Estrangeiros
Ana Margarida, ativista portuguesa, encontra-se detida na Líbia desde final de maio e aguarda julgamento por alegado crime de manifestação, segundo o ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros português.
Guardian reporter beaten by Somali police after covering torture allegations
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.
Former Pensacola Police Officer Arrested on HIV Nondisclosure Charges
A former Pensacola Police officer has been arrested on two new charges related to failing to disclose HIV status during sexual contact, expanding previous allegations.
Gas Cylinder Blast Kills Toddler, Injures Six in West Bengal
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.
Skin expert warns of critical sunscreen timing mistake risking premature ageing
A skincare specialist warns that failing to apply sunscreen 15-30 minutes before sun exposure is a common mistake that increases risk of sun damage and premature ageing, urging proper application techniques.
Bus driver with 29 summonses arrested after three-vehicle crash injures six
A 55-year-old bus driver with an extensive traffic violation history was arrested after causing a three-vehicle collision on Genting Highlands road, injuring six people including foreign workers.
Nepotism and bias plague England and Wales police leadership, major inquiry finds
A government-backed inquiry co-chaired by David Blunkett finds systemic nepotism, bias, and loss of crime-fighting focus among police leadership across England and Wales, with 78 investigations into leaders since 2018.
Police dismantle luxury car theft ring in Alicante and Málaga with two arrests
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.
WWE shareholder lawsuit trial removed from court calendar
A WWE shareholder lawsuit trial has been removed from the court schedule, temporarily sparing Vince McMahon from immediate legal proceedings related to merger litigation.
Brazil's Anac blocks aircraft of Senator Ciro Nogueira by STF order
Brazil's aviation authority (Anac) blocked a R$10 million aircraft belonging to Senator Ciro Nogueira following a Supreme Court order by Justice Mendonça, one day after federal police targeted him in an investigation.
Kenya health minister held in contempt for defying court order on US Ebola facility
Kenya's Health Minister Aden Duale was found guilty of contempt of court for defying an order to halt construction of a US-funded Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, sparking deadly protests.
Texas woman sues police after arrest for reporting contaminated water
A Texas resident was arrested after reporting contaminated drinking water in Trinidad and is now suing local police, raising questions about whistleblower protections and public health accountability.
Three arrested in Bhindi Saidan police station grenade attack
Amritsar Rural police arrested three youths for a grenade attack on Bhindi Saidan police station allegedly orchestrated by Pakistan-backed Khalistan Liberation Army. No injuries were reported in the March 30 incident.
JPMorgan exec faces fines, firing after taking Knicks parade trash can
A former JPMorgan Chase executive faced fines and termination after taking a trash can from a Knicks parade route, with NYC sanitation police issuing two summonses.
Polygamous sect leader's guilty plea at risk after co-defendants reject deals
Samuel Bateman, leader of a polygamous offshoot sect, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and transporting underage girls across state lines, but his plea deal is now at risk of being thrown out after co-defendants rejected their own plea offers.
Argentine fugitive caught after 5 years thanks to ex-partner's tip over infidelity
Argentine police arrested a man who evaded capture for five years after committing a 2019 murder during a robbery, thanks to information provided by his ex-partner who discovered his infidelity.
Ataque a tiros mata dois em Alvorada e causa pânico no trânsito
Dois homens foram mortos em ataque a tiros em semáforo de Alvorada na manhã de quinta-feira. Motorista baleado perdeu controle e colidiu contra múltiplos veículos, causando pânico e congestionamento.
R. Kelly sentenced to additional year in prison, avoiding life sentence
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.
Pennsylvania cop quits force for Love Island, sparks hometown fury
A Pennsylvania police officer who joined the force less than a year ago has left to compete on Love Island USA, sparking backlash from local officials citing staffing shortages and wasted training resources.
Federal Judge Unseals Purported Suicide Note from Jeffrey Epstein
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.
Polícia Civil prende homem por maus-tratos a animais em Carandaí
Civil Police in Minas Gerais arrested a man for animal abuse after finding three neglected dogs during a weapons search warrant execution in Carandaí on May 22.
Netflix doc explores woman who reported fiancé for hidden murder after Tinder romance
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.
Eight students arrested after fire kills 16 at Kenya girls' school
Eight students arrested after a fire killed 16 pupils at a Kenyan girls' school. Investigators identified safety breaches including locked exits and overcrowding as contributing factors.
Venezuela rejeita proposta de troca de presos de El Salvador como 'cínica'
O presidente de El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, propôs trocar 252 venezuelanos deportados pelos EUA por presos políticos na Venezuela. O procurador-geral venezuelano rejeitou a oferta, classificando-a como cínica e acusando El Salvador de deter ilegalmente os cidadãos.
Two 'prolific burglars' arrested after 100mph police chase in Greater Manchester
Two men aged 22 and 19 were arrested after a high-speed chase in Greater Manchester following reports of burglaries and vehicle theft. Police used ANPR cameras to track a stolen BMW and deployed a stinger device during the pursuit.
Scientists capture first-ever recordings of sharks making sounds
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.
Eta Aquariids Peak Wednesday: Catch Meteors With Jupiter and Saturn
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.
Brazilian court bars Raia Drogasil from conditioning discounts on personal data
A Brazilian judge condemned Raia Drogasil to pay R$10 million for collecting customer CPF data as a condition for discounts, ruling the practice constitutes economic coercion and violates consumer protection and data privacy laws.
Police claim motorcyclist reached for gun, but victim had only cellphone
Police in São Gonçalo claim a motorcyclist they fatally shot was reaching for a weapon, but investigation reveals he only had a cellphone on his belt.
Colombia's Far-Right Candidate Built Career Defending Paramilitaries and Maduro's Ally
Abelardo de la Espriella, a flamboyant criminal defense lawyer and far-right presidential candidate in Colombia, has built his political rise on defending paramilitaries, mafia figures, and controversial clients while cultivating a media spectacle persona.
ICC warns Duterte trial may be delayed over interpreter shortage
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.
Homem é preso ao esconder celular furtado dentro de prótese em Macapá
Guarda Civil de Macapá prende homem de 54 anos em flagrante por furto de celular na Orla; suspeito escondia o aparelho dentro de sua prótese mecânica.
Land Disputes Escalate in Kenya as Anglican Church Demolished Over Title Clash
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.
Pilbara meteor stuns Roebourne police officers in rare bodycam capture
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.
Police arrest two men for death threats and cyberstalking against Podemos leader Ione Belarra
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.
Robinson faces preliminary hearing in Kirk assassination case with DNA, digital evidence
Tyler Robinson, 23, faces a week-long preliminary hearing in Utah for allegedly assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors present DNA evidence, digital confessions, and witness testimony to establish probable cause.
Teen charged in fatal hit-and-run of two girls will face trial as adult
An 18-year-old from New Jersey will be tried as an adult for allegedly killing two 17-year-old girls in a hit-and-run crash last September. His identity was publicly revealed following the waiver from juvenile to adult court.
Brazil's STJ Rules Smartphones Not Essential Goods for Immediate Replacement
Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) ruled that mobile phones are not essential goods requiring immediate replacement when defective, affecting consumer protection standards.
South Africa's Police Corruption Inquiry Captivates Nation With Dramatic Revelations
South Africa's Madlanga Commission investigation into police corruption has exposed alleged drug trafficking, bribery, and botched operations involving senior officers and organized crime figures.
DF Court Denies Return of Phones Seized from Pedro Turra's Associates
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.
Retired Secret Service Agent Defends Security Response to White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting
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.
UK won't prosecute Canadian suicide kit supplier despite 112 deaths
UK authorities decline to prosecute Canadian Kenneth Law in Britain despite 112 deaths linked to his online suicide kit business, sparking outrage from bereaved families who view the decision as inadequate justice.
Mexico's President Rejects U.S. Intervention Over Governor Drug Trafficking Allegations
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.
Fiancée Orchestrated Texas Mom's Murder, Jury Finds in Twisted Custody Plot
Andrew Beard and Holly Elkins were convicted in the brutal 2020 murder of Alyssa Burkett, a Texas mother. Investigators determined Elkins orchestrated the killing to gain custody of Burkett's daughter, with Beard carrying out the attack.
Mexican Governor, Mayor Step Down After U.S. Drug Trafficking Indictment
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.
Federal Police arrest state deputy Thiago Rangel in Rio corruption probe
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.
Attorney General to Review Rape Sentences for Three Teenage Boys
UK attorney general to review sentences of three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls, after public outcry over non-custodial youth rehabilitation orders despite filming and sharing assault footage.
Erongo Police Seek Public Help Locating Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
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.
Trump sues Murdoch, WSJ over Epstein claims as DOJ seeks unsealing of grand jury testimony
Trump filed a libel and slander lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch and WSJ reporters over Epstein-related claims, as the DOJ simultaneously sought to unseal grand jury testimony from the federal sex-trafficking investigation.
US soldier pleads not guilty to betting on Maduro's removal using classified intel
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.
Met Police officers investigated over handling of Al Fayed abuse allegations
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.
Judge dismisses Lively's harassment claims but allows retaliation case to proceed
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.
Mexico captures 'El Jardinero,' alleged successor to cartel leader El Mencho
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.
Spain's Civil Guard and National Police formalize anti-doping coordination
Spain's anti-doping agency CELAD formalizes coordination with national police and Civil Guard through a new agreement to combat sports doping. The framework establishes legal protocols for intelligence sharing and investigation of doping corruption networks.
Man Fatally Struck by Frontier Jet at Denver Airport Identified
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.
xAI Operating 46 Gas Turbines Without Air Permits at Mississippi Data Center
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.
Grandfather's testimony stirs emotions as Jairinho trial enters seventh day
In the seventh day of the Henry Borel murder trial, the grandfather of defendant Jairinho testified in his defense, claiming his son is being 'cowardly persecuted,' while the defense attempts to discredit allegations from ex-partners.
Australian sprinter Gout Gout breaks Bolt's teen record, eyes 2028 LA Olympics
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.
Car Ramming in Leipzig Kills 2, Multiple Injured
A car struck a crowd in Leipzig, Germany, killing two people and injuring several others. Police are investigating the incident as a potential attack.
Quatro em cada dez brasileiros notam presença de crime organizado onde moram
Pesquisa do Fórum Brasileiro de Segurança Pública revela que 40% dos brasileiros notam presença de facções criminosas como PCC e CV onde moram, fenômeno mais intenso em capitais onde ultrapassa 55%.
Teen charged in cruise ship stepsister's death ordered detained pending trial
A federal judge ordered detention for a teen accused of killing his stepsister aboard a Carnival cruise ship, reversing prior release after the case moved to adult court, citing danger to public safety.
Man arrested after shooting spree on motorcycle terrorizes Dourados neighborhood
A 41-year-old man was arrested after riding through a Dourados neighborhood on a motorcycle, firing at homes and residents over personal disputes. He was apprehended with a loaded revolver and faces attempted murder charges.
Europol warns of 'industrial-scale' recruitment of children into criminal networks
Europol reports criminal groups are systematically recruiting children at industrial scale for violent crimes, with teens being exploited through apps and social media to commit offenses.
Guna Accident: One Dead, 16 Injured as Speeding Bus Overturns in Madhya Pradesh (VIDEO)
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One dead, four wounded in shooting at Czech town hall; gunman killed
A shooting at Chribská town hall in northern Czech Republic killed one woman and wounded four others, including a police officer. The gunman was fatally shot by security forces.
Bondi gunmen killed 10 in 30 seconds; royal commission examines police response gaps
A royal commission heard that two gunmen killed 10 people within 30 seconds at a Bondi beach Hanukkah celebration on December 14, with evidence revealing NSW police declined requested static security presence at the event.
Henry Borel case trial postponed as Jairinho's defense abandons court; mother released
The trial of Jairinho and Monique Medeiros for the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel was postponed to June 22 after the defendant's legal team abandoned the courtroom. The judge released Monique on provisional freedom and fined the defense lawyers for contempt of court.
Two men charged in Greater Victoria catalytic converter theft probe
Victoria police have charged two men following a lengthy investigation into catalytic converter thefts in the Greater Victoria area. The arrests come as these thefts have surged across B.C., with ICBC claims reaching $4 million in 2021.
NYPD Destroys 200+ Illegal Bikes in Crime Crackdown After Child's Death
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 PGR Dismisses Homophobia Complaint Against Supreme Court Justice Gilmar
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.
Police Officer Risks Crocodile-Infested Waters to Recover Human Remains
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.
Lawyer Exits Monique Medeiros Defense Over Strategy Disagreement
Attorney Florence Rosa withdrew from defending Monique Medeiros, convicted in her son Henry Borel's death, citing incompatible defense strategies with a newly hired lawyer. The departure occurs as the Public Ministry appeals her judicial pardon.
Japan captures 100kg wild bear after days-long hunt near Tokyo
Japanese city of Utsunomiya captured a 100kg wild black bear after a multi-day search that closed schools and prompted police operations, reflecting a record surge in bear attacks across Japan.
Four men killed in police shootout in Chapada Diamantina
Four men aged 18-30 were killed during a police operation in rural Palmeiras, Chapada Diamantina, after officers responded to reports of armed suspects and exchanged gunfire.
Ex-Nigeria Oil Minister Acquitted in UK Bribery Trial After 13-Year Investigation
Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke was acquitted of bribery charges in a London court after a 13-year investigation, with the jury finding insufficient evidence of wrongdoing.
Man arrested after threatening to kill and throw acid at cafe worker in Arnold
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.
Man charged with attempted murder after forcing toddler into crocodile enclosure at U.K. zoo
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a 3-year-old boy was forced into a crocodile enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo in England, leaving the child critically injured.
Airport assault defendant claims he feared for his life during police arrest
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.
Bolivian court issues arrest warrant for former president Evo Morales
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.
Toronto officer killed in raid linked to US consulate attack; suspect at large
A 43-year-old Toronto police officer was shot and killed during a search warrant operation linked to a March attack on the US consulate. A 19-year-old suspect remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous.
Met Police confirm body found in Kent woodland is missing Sarah Everard
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.
Man charged in crocodile enclosure incident with 3-year-old released on bail
A 3-year-old boy was critically injured after being forced into a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo. The suspect has been charged and released on bail pending further proceedings.
Mother's lack of mental health awareness preceded daughter's fatal psychosis, inquest hears
An inquest reveals a 14-year-old girl with undiagnosed schizophrenia killed 10-year-old Biddy Porter in 2020, after her mother consulted a naturopath instead of seeking psychiatric help despite the teen confessing to homicidal thoughts.
Jamaica charges police officer with murder in rare accountability case
A Jamaican police constable has been charged with murder for shooting a 45-year-old woman during a protest against police violence, marking a rare accountability case in the country.
Security guard killed in TikTok video incident near Karachi bakery
A security guard was shot dead while filming a TikTok video near a bakery in Pakistan, highlighting ongoing dangers associated with the platform's popularity among users.
Woman charged with murder after four-year-old found dead in NSW home
A 32-year-old woman has been charged with murder after police discovered the body of a four-year-old boy at her Central Coast home in New South Wales. The child was found with significant arm injuries.
PGR denuncia Romeu Zema por calúnia contra ministro Gilmar Mendes
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 £335 Royal Pop watch sparks global chaos as resellers flip for £16k
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.
Man arrested for threatening to blow up Nintendo's Kyoto headquarters
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.
31 romance scammers arrested in coordinated UK-Nigeria fraud crackdown
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.
Police inaction allows $50K bike theft to go unpunished
A thief stole $50,000 worth of bicycles, but police reportedly failed to investigate or respond to the crime, raising concerns about law enforcement priorities.
Erin Patterson's murder appeal scheduled for August
Mushroom poisoning murderer Erin Patterson's appeal against her triple-murder convictions has been scheduled for August 19-20 at the Court of Appeal, alongside the prosecution's appeal against her sentence.
Eight students detained after fire kills 16 girls at Kenya boarding school
A fire at a girls' boarding school in Kenya killed at least 16 students, with police detaining 8 students as suspects in connection with the incident.
Woman admits cellphone use while hitting 3 police officers at checkpoint
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.
Federal Police seizes robust devices from Cláudio Castro in investigation
Brazilian Federal Police seized two smartphones and a tablet from Rio de Janeiro Governor Cláudio Castro. The devices feature robust materials, suggesting potential evidence preservation in an ongoing investigation.
Germany's 'Ulm 5' trial tests limits of protest rights amid Israel-Palestine tensions
Five pro-Palestinian activists face trial in Germany on criminal organization charges for damaging an Israeli defense firm's property, sparking debate about protest rights and proportionality of charges.
Texas teen sentenced to 35 years for stabbing fellow student at track meet
Karmelo Anthony was sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted of murdering fellow student Austin Metcalf in a fatal stabbing at a Texas track meet.
Crime Boss: Rockay City Hits 1M Units Sold with Major Free 2.0 Update
Crime Boss: Rockay City celebrates 2 years on Steam and 1M units sold with a free major update featuring new story mode, missions, and full modding support.
Montreal police officer killed in hotel shooting; gunman shot dead by officers
A 25-year-old gunman from Alberta killed a Montreal police officer at a Hilton hotel before being fatally shot by police. The suspect's manifesto contained incel ideology, prompting Canadian authorities to warn of potential copycat attacks.
ICE Agent Arrested in Texas for January Minneapolis Shooting
An ICE agent has been arrested in Texas in connection with a shooting during an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis in January. The arrest follows charges related to the incident during Operation Metro Surge.
Paris court finds Air France, Airbus guilty of manslaughter in 2009 crash
A Paris appeals court found Air France and Airbus guilty of corporate manslaughter over the 2009 Rio-Paris crash that killed 228 people, ending a 17-year legal battle and ordering maximum fines of €225,000 each.
Colombia Creates Metropolitan Police Unit for Soledad and Malambo to Combat Drug Trafficking
Colombia's Defense Minister announces new Metropolitan Police for Soledad and Malambo municipalities to combat drug trafficking and organized crime in the Atlantic region, citing the area's role as a strategic corridor for narcotics distribution.
Essex mother jailed for life after poisoning one-year-old son with drugs
Essex mother Emma Barnett has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her 14-month-old son Oakley by poisoning him with prescription drugs after a court ordered his removal from her care.
Indonesian Online Lenders Challenge Record Cartel Ruling on Evidence, Procedure Grounds
Eighty-seven Indonesian online lenders are challenging a record antitrust cartel ruling, claiming the regulator failed to prove price-fixing agreements and committed procedural violations including flawed economic analysis.
Nancy abre o coração e revela por que foi presa em Quem Ama Cuida
Na novela Quem Ama Cuida, a personagem Nancy abre o coração para Adriana e revela ter sido condenada por morte do ex-marido, enfrentando separação do filho durante cinco anos de prisão.
Author Craig Silvey faces additional child exploitation charges including production
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.
Pai confessa envenenamento de filho de 4 anos e é indiciado por homicídio qualificado
Pai de criança de quatro anos morta por envenenamento em Maceió foi indiciado por homicídio qualificado. Confessou ter colocado agrotóxico no mingau do filho para se vingar da ex-mulher.
Man sentenced to six months prison for year-long racist harassment of Cuban woman
A Barcelona man accepted a 6-month prison sentence for systematically harassing a Cuban woman with racist insults over 14 months, including death threats. The court found him guilty of violating fundamental rights and ordered him to pay €3,000 in damages.
Homem preso por estupro e morte de mulher em Guarulhos em menos de 48h
A man was arrested in Guarulhos, São Paulo after allegedly invading a home, raping and suffocating a 65-year-old woman with a pillow. Police identified and captured the suspect within 48 hours using security footage.
Real Madrid player disputes police speed claim after high-speed chase
A Real Madrid player challenged police claims of being pursued at 220 km/h, asserting he was only traveling at 180 km/h during a traffic incident.
Australian man charged with murder of Thai teenager found in suitcase
An Australian man has been charged with murdering a 17-year-old Thai girl whose body was found in a suitcase near railway tracks in Pattaya. He denies all charges, claiming the death was out of his control.
Short Seller Andrew Left Convicted of Fraud in High-Profile Case
Prominent short seller Andrew Left was convicted of securities fraud by a U.S. jury, marking a significant legal setback for an already declining short-selling community.
Northern Ireland protests calm after two nights of unrest amid social media coordination
Northern Ireland saw calmer protests Thursday after two nights of unrest, with police attributing coordination to social media rather than paramilitary groups. Police increased presence across the region.
British couple and terminally ill son die in apparent murder-suicide from London high-rise
British police investigate the death of a couple and their 9-year-old son with terminal kidney disease who fell from the 36th floor of a London residential tower on May 27, treating it as possible murder-suicide.
Court nullifies fraudulent land title in decades-long Kilifi property dispute
A Kenyan court nullified a title deed fraudulently acquired through false succession proceedings filed while the original owner was alive, restoring the property to the rightful estate after a 46-year legal battle.
Sony's $7.85M PlayStation settlement advances; gamers await modest wallet credits
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 to Pay $7.85M Settlement to PlayStation Users in Digital Store Lawsuit
Sony will pay $7.85 million to settle a lawsuit involving PlayStation digital store practices, with eligible gamers potentially receiving refunds or credits.
Ogwumike's Thomas defense fuels bias criticism in WNBA media coverage
ESPN analyst Chiney Ogwumike's defense of Alyssa Thomas's throat strike on Caitlin Clark—framing it as an optics issue rather than a dangerous play—has drawn criticism for reinforcing perceptions of WNBA media bias against Clark.
International students targeted in coordinated dating app attacks, Victorian inquiry hears
Victorian inquiry reveals 95 attacks on gay and bisexual men since June 2024, with international students from countries criminalizing homosexuality being lured, assaulted, and extorted with threats of outing to family.
Spanish PM's wife banned from leaving country as corruption trials loom
A Spanish court has banned the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez from leaving the country as she faces multiple corruption probes and must stand trial on corruption charges.
Henry Borel case: New testimony emerges on seventh day of trial for Jairinho and Monique
The trial of Dr. Jairinho and Monique in the death of 4-year-old Henry Borel continues with testimony from the nanny and Jairinho's current wife, revealing allegations of infidelity and claims of evidence tampering.
Utah judge to rule on murder case against children's book author accused of poisoning husband
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.
Knicks move within one game of sweep, dominate 76ers in Game 3
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.
Estudante de medicina é morta a facadas em Barbacena; namorado é preso
Letícia de Morais Vasconcelos Rodrigues, estudante de medicina de 40 anos, foi morta a facadas em seu apartamento em Barbacena. Seu namorado, de 25 anos, foi preso em Bom Jardim de Minas após fugir com o carro e celular da vítima.
Afghan national pleads not guilty to DC Guard shooting; feds seek death penalty
Federal prosecutors are pursuing capital punishment against Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal for allegedly killing National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom in a November shooting near the White House. Lakanwal pleaded not guilty to 17 federal charges.
Wembanyama leads Spurs past Knicks in Finals Game 3, snapping 13-game streak
Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs to a 115-111 victory over the Knicks in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, snapping New York's 13-game playoff win streak and keeping the series competitive at 2-1.
UN court weighs release plea for dying war criminal Mladic
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.
ICC Sets November Trial Date for Ex-Philippine President Duterte on Crimes Against Humanity
The International Criminal Court has scheduled November 30 as the trial start date for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on crimes against humanity charges related to deadly anti-drug crackdowns that killed thousands.
Ex-cop faces backlash over violent Facebook comment on youth bike rides
A former police officer faced backlash for a Facebook comment suggesting using wire cables against participants in Auckland's Tour De Hoods community bike rides, which organizers say brought neighborhoods together.
Man charged with arson after intentional Gisborne house fire
A 39-year-old man has been charged with arson after deliberately setting fire to a Gisborne home, causing severe damage but no injuries.
Man jailed for attempted child abduction after spotting boy on street
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 Lanka arrests 22 Buddhist monks with 240 pounds of cannabis at airport
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.
Labor figure's accused killer granted bail despite family opposition
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.
Musk's OpenAI lawsuit ends; court victory clears path for company IPO
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman concluded with OpenAI prevailing, clearing the path for the company's planned IPO while raising questions about the broader implications of the dispute.
NSW court ruling sparks witness boycott of parliamentary inquiries
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.
Honduras: 24 Dead in Simultaneous Massacres as Gangs Battle for Territory
Two simultaneous massacres in Honduras killed at least 24 people, including six police officers, in territorial disputes over drug trafficking routes and agricultural land exploitation.
Innocent woman killed in Sheffield bar shooting as police hunt suspects
A 30-year-old woman celebrating the bank holiday was shot dead outside a Sheffield bar and identified as an innocent bystander. Three arrests have been made as police appeal for witnesses.
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7+ years prison for princess's son in sexual assault trial
Norwegian prosecutors seek 7.5 years imprisonment for Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, accused of rape and assault against four women. The case has significantly damaged Norway's royal family's image.
Nine injured in mass shooting at Cincinnati nightclub
At least nine people were injured in a mass shooting at Over-the-Rhine nightclub in downtown Cincinnati early Sunday morning. Police responded to gunfire near Main Street around 1:45 a.m.
San Diego mosque attack: Teen suspect linked to nearby school
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.
Man dies in shark attack off Queensland coast while spearfishing
A 39-year-old man died after being attacked by a shark while spearfishing near Kennedy Shoal off Queensland's Cassowary Coast. He suffered a critical head injury and could not be revived despite being retrieved from the water.
Judge allows gun, silencer, notebook as evidence in Mangione murder trial
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.
Brazilian businessman extradited from Portugal over €8M pyramid scheme fraud
Cláudio Reis, accused of orchestrating a €8 million car rental pyramid scheme affecting 48 million Brazilian reais, will be extradited from Portugal to face charges. His attorney claims Reis intends to compensate victims through property transfer and installment payments.
Henry Borel's father demands 'exemplary conviction' as retrial begins
Five years after 4-year-old Henry Borel's death, his father demands exemplary conviction as a new trial begins against the boy's stepfather. The case involves allegations of brutal abuse and potential evidence of additional crimes.
Tipster claims video evidence in Nancy Guthrie case, seeks payment
An anonymous tipster claims to possess video evidence and details about two kidnappers in the Nancy Guthrie abduction case, demanding cryptocurrency for the information while authorities remain cautious about authenticity.
Federal Court postpones Syed Saddiq appeal ruling to July 13 due to judge's illness
The Federal Court postponed its decision on the prosecution's appeal against Muar MP Syed Saddiq's acquittal after a judge fell ill. The ruling is now scheduled for July 13.
Supreme Court Tightens Asset Seizure Rules, Demands Crime Proof in Sh19m Case
Kenya's Supreme Court ruled that state agencies must prove a direct link between assets and criminal activity before seizing them, rejecting the EACC's appeal to forfeit Sh19.7 million from a businesswoman's accounts based on unexplained deposits alone.
US court releases purported Epstein suicide note amid ongoing death questions
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.
International court may take Santiago Uribe case amid intimidation claims
French newspaper Le Parisien reports that victims' lawyer Daniel Prado plans to escalate Santiago Uribe's trial for the illegal group 'Los Doce Apóstoles' to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, citing concerns about impunity and witness intimidation.
Brazilian court orders arrest of journalist pursued at gunpoint by politician Carla Zambelli
A Brazilian court has ordered the arrest of a journalist who was pursued at gunpoint by politician Carla Zambelli in São Paulo. The decision has sparked controversy across major Brazilian news outlets.
Banqueiro Vorcaro inicia isolamento de 20 dias em presídio federal de Brasília
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.
Judge Orders Ford City Mall to Close by June 22 Over Fire Safety Concerns
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 move on man wearing swastika shirt outside antisemitism royal commission
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.
Eta Aquarids meteor shower peaks May 6-7 with up to 10 shooting stars per hour
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.
NYPD investigates group entering NYC sewers through manholes
NYPD is investigating after surveillance video captured multiple groups entering NYC sewers through manholes in Brooklyn and emerging hours later. Authorities have cleared the area and found no infrastructure damage.
Five dead in San Diego mosque attack; two teen shooters found dead
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.
Woman accused of falsely claiming Grenfell Tower residency in £389k fraud scheme
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.
UK Police Face Scrutiny After Handcuffing Fatally Stabbed Teen
An 18-year-old stabbing victim in Southampton was handcuffed by UK police before dying, sparking public outcry and investigations into whether racial bias influenced police response to false accusations.
DOJ: ICC arrest warrant against Dela Rosa remains 'theoretical,' no official copy received
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 Seize More Crypto, Yet Criminal Use Surpasses Billions
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.
Police return to remote station in search for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont
South Australian police return to Oak Park Station to search for evidence in the disappearance of four-year-old Gus Lamont, missing since September 2025. A resident has been identified as a suspect.
Indonesian boarding school closed after caretaker accused of abusing up to 50 orphan students
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.
One Nation fundraiser relocated after protests; Labor warns of 'chaos' from opposition
Protesters clashed outside a One Nation fundraiser in Melbourne after the venue was relocated due to safety concerns, though Pauline Hanson denied protests influenced the move. Labor criticized the opposition parties for lacking solutions.
Suspect in custody after shooting at Delaware hospital kills 1, wounds another
Two people were shot at Wilmington Hospital in Delaware on Tuesday, with one fatality reported. A suspect has been taken into custody as police investigate the incident.
Man dies after shark attack off Western Australia coast
A 38-year-old man died after being attacked by a shark off Western Australia's coast near Rottnest Island, marking the second fatal shark attack in Australia in 2026.
Paris Jackson vows to fight on after court dismisses parts of MJ estate petition
A Los Angeles judge dismissed key portions of Paris Jackson's petition challenging her late father's estate management, though her legal team vows to continue fighting for transparency in attorney fee payments.
TSE adia decisão sobre pesquisa que associou Flávio a Vorcaro
Brazil's electoral court delayed a decision on suspending an AtlasIntel poll that associated pre-candidate Flávio Bolsonaro with banker Daniel Vorcaro, with ministers debating future criteria for electoral surveys.
East Legon entrepreneur arrested for alleged drugging, sexual assault and image sharing
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.
NZ's biggest illegal lottery operator awaits sentencing after $11m scheme
A Christchurch man who generated $11 million through New Zealand's largest illegal lottery faces sentencing after pleading guilty. Authorities have secured $4 million in assets for forfeiture.
Coroner hears how Dezi Freeman abused dying officers during fatal Porepunkah shooting
A coroner's hearing revealed new details about a shooting that killed two Victoria police officers in August, including that the shooter yelled abuse at a dying constable. The suspect was later shot dead by police seven months later.
Sydney daycare teacher charged with assaulting toddler on multiple occasions
A 26-year-old Sydney childcare educator has been charged with seven counts of common assault and one count of assault occasioning bodily harm against a two-year-old in her care across two separate incidents in March.
Person dies in hit-and-run collision in North Sacramento
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.
ChatGPT Evidence Emerges in College Murders as OpenAI Faces Scrutiny
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.
Hurricanes Win First Stanley Cup in 20 Years Behind Dominant Defense
The Carolina Hurricanes won their first Stanley Cup championship in 20 years, defeating Vegas with dominant defensive play and a 3-0 shutout in Game 6.
Duterte impeachment trial opens with procedural focus, no witnesses on day one
Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial opens Monday with procedural matters and no witnesses. The Senate will establish rules and legal framework before evidence presentation begins.
Two traders arrested for selling counterfeit Magic Sarap seasoning worth P3.8M
Two female traders were arrested in separate operations for selling counterfeit Magic Sarap seasoning worth approximately P3.87 million combined. The arrests followed a complaint from Nestlé Philippines regarding intellectual property violations.
Shopkeeper shot 7 times in Migori robbery; gang strikes again nearby
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.
Ed Gama alerta sobre golpes após ser assaltado no Rio e perder acesso a contas
Humorista Ed Gama foi assaltado no Rio de Janeiro e perdeu acesso ao WhatsApp e Instagram. Ele alerta seguidores para não enviar dinheiro a pedidos feitos em seu nome, pois criminosos ainda acessam suas contas.
Monaco bombing suspect flees to France as manhunt intensifies
A bombing suspect in Monaco has fled to France following an attack that wounded a Ukrainian tycoon and two others. Police are conducting a manhunt as investigators probe the incident as an attempted assassination.
Integer Holdings Investors Face Feb. 9 Deadline in Securities Class Action
Rosen Law Firm urges Integer Holdings investors to secure counsel before February 9 deadline for securities class action over alleged misstatements about electrophysiology device competitiveness and sales deterioration.
Comey appears in court on threat charges stemming from Instagram post
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.
Montreal shooting kills police officer, civilian in first line-of-duty death in 24 years
A midday shooting in Montreal left a police officer, civilian, and armed suspect dead. It was the first officer killed in the line of duty in 24 years, with investigators examining potential links to extremist ideology.
12 shot at Ohio festival in apparent gunfight between two suspects
Police in Toledo, Ohio are searching for two suspects after 12 people were shot near the Old West End Festival on Saturday. Most victims are in stable condition, though two remain critical.
CBS journalists attacked near Chicago museum; multiple suspects arrested
A CBS News Chicago reporter and photographer were attacked near Adler Planetarium by multiple men who shouted racial slurs and damaged equipment. Multiple suspects were arrested following a police chase.
DRF prende suspeito de roubo de celular em Patos e identifica dupla
A Delegacia de Roubos e Furtos de Patos prendeu um dos suspeitos de roubo de celular ocorrido em junho, identificado através de câmeras de segurança. Ambos os envolvidos responderão por roubo majorado.
Drug trafficking duo arrested after social media sales in Minas Gerais
Police in Minas Gerais arrested a 19-year-old woman and apprehended a 17-year-old boy suspected of selling drugs via social media. The operation followed anonymous tips and resulted in seizure of marijuana, crack-like substance, and ammunition.
Brazil's TCU Orders INSS to Suspend New Payroll Loans Pending Internal Fixes
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.
Father and 11-year-old daughter shot outside Florida McDonald's; suspects sought
A father and his 11-year-old daughter were shot outside a McDonald's in Hallandale Beach, Florida, in what police describe as a crossfire incident. Suspects remain at large as both victims were hospitalized.
Actor James Handy, 81, killed in stabbing at LA home; girlfriend's son charged
Actor James Handy, 81, was fatally stabbed at a Tarzana home. Michael Gledhill, 44, the girlfriend's son, turned himself in and was charged with murder.
Trump administration announces arrest of 10,000 suspected gang members
The Trump administration announced federal authorities have arrested over 10,000 suspected gang members since his second term began, citing crimes including murder and drug trafficking as part of broader immigration enforcement.
Lions' 2024 first-round pick Terrion Arnold charged with kidnapping, armed robbery
Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, the team's 2024 first-round pick, was arrested and charged with four counts each of kidnapping and armed robbery in connection with a February targeted attack in Tampa.
Woman sentenced to 20 years for killing unfaithful husband in El Paso
Luz Elena Martínez, 54, received a 20-year prison sentence for fatally shooting her unfaithful husband José Luis Ávalos Reyes in El Paso on December 27, 2023. She claimed self-defense, but police evidence contradicted her account.
Duterte's lawyer seeks fresh fitness review before ICC trial
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.
Court orders preventive detention for three suspects in murder of Alicante businessman
A Spanish court has ordered preventive detention for three of four suspects in the murder of 63-year-old businessman Jesús Tavira, whose body was found buried under concrete after 42 days. Autopsy confirmed he died from multiple stab wounds.
US indicts Mexican governor, officials for Sinaloa cartel conspiracy
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.
Bodycam captures massive fire destroying Oklahoma apartment complex
Police bodycam footage documents a major fire that swept through an Oklahoma apartment complex earlier this month, captured in real-time by officers on scene.
Mini-mart rape case exposes systemic child exploitation on UK high streets
A child rape conviction in Doncaster has exposed systemic vulnerabilities in UK high street mini-marts, where illegal activity and child exploitation operate with apparent impunity despite repeated enforcement action.
US Judge Approves $38B Visa-Mastercard Swipe Fee Settlement
A US judge has given preliminary approval to a $38 billion settlement between Visa and Mastercard over swipe fees charged to merchants, resolving a major antitrust dispute.
Regency hotel trial: Two men guilty of facilitating murder of David Byrne
Armed gardaí are at the Criminal Courts of Justice today where judgments in the Regency Hotel trial are being read
Three charged in alleged Willow Glen ghost-gun manufacturing operation
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.
Indonesia arrests 228 Vietnamese in major online gambling syndicate raid
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.
Adriana condenada injustamente: 6 reviravoltas devastadoras em Quem Ama Cuida
Nos próximos capítulos, Adriana é condenada a 12 anos de prisão por crime que não cometeu, após Pilar orquestrar sua prisão e Ademir comprar testemunha para garantir condenação.
Suspects raid farm, steal drone and wallet before abandoning stolen motorcycle
Suspects invaded a farm, stole a drone and wallet, then abandoned a stolen motorcycle during a police pursuit in Brazil.
Judge Dismisses Michael Wolff Lawsuit Against Melania Trump
A judge has dismissed author Michael Wolff's lawsuit against Melania Trump, calling the case 'contorted' and ruling it does not meet legal standards for proceeding.
Manila closes major roads May 9 for marathon event
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.
Esposa de Henrique, da dupla com Juliano, é presa em Orlando
Amanda Vasconcelos, esposa do cantor Henrique da dupla Henrique e Juliano, foi presa em Orlando por não obedecer ordem de parada policial e dirigir sem habilitação válida.
Police resume search for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont as family cooperation fractures
Police have returned to Oak Park Station in South Australia to search for four-year-old Gus Lamont, missing since September. The case was declared a major crime in February after family members stopped cooperating with investigators.
Christchurch gunman's conviction appeal rejected as 'utterly devoid of merit'
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.
Roosters name Suaalii 18th man as Tedesco sidelined with concussion
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.
Exonerated man's widow rejects settlement as 'blood money,' pushes reform
The widow of Maurice Pierce, wrongfully accused in a 1991 yogurt shop murder case, called a $35 million Austin settlement 'blood money,' emphasizing reform over compensation after her husband's 2010 police shooting death.
Small plane carrying pickleball players crashes in Texas, killing all five aboard
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.
Shreveport mass shooting kills 8 children; deadliest in US in over 2 years
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.
Dueling protests erupt at California track meet involving trans athlete
Competing activist groups clashed outside a California track championship where trans athlete AB Hernandez competed, prompting police response but no arrests.
Myanmar moves detained democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi to house arrest
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.
Louis Vuitton Wins $1.5M Trademark Case Against Chinese Tea Chain Molly Tea
Louis Vuitton secured a $1.5m judgment against Molly Tea for trademark infringement, prompting the Chinese beverage maker to rebrand its logo following the court ruling.
Chinese tea chain ordered to pay Louis Vuitton $1.5M for logo infringement
A Chinese court ordered tea chain Molly Tea to pay Louis Vuitton $1.5 million for using a logo similar to the luxury brand's floral monogram, with the company planning to appeal.
Influencer Clavicular faces charges for shooting Florida alligator
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.
Gut bacteria do influence mood through serotonin production and brain signaling
Scientific evidence confirms gut bacteria significantly influence mood through serotonin production and brain communication. Diet-shaped microbiomes affect anxiety, depression, and emotional wellbeing.
British police investigate sexual assault allegations against Prince Andrew
UK police are analyzing new sexual assault and human trafficking allegations against Prince Andrew, with investigations reportedly linked to Jeffrey Epstein's network of victims.
Fugitive arrested in Panama after 30 years on the run for 1993 rock singer murder
Richard Werstine, accused of murdering Cold as Life vocalist Rodney Barger in 1993, was arrested in Panama after evading authorities for over three decades.
Church sued over alleged abuse by youth leader after pastor knew of prior allegation
A man is suing Chapelstreet Church in Geneva, claiming a youth leader sexually abused him as a minor despite the senior pastor being informed of a prior allegation against the leader in 2010.
Shootout at Bogotá's Registry: Two suspects captured in attempted robbery near Defense Ministry
Two armed criminals on a motorcycle attempted to rob a Registraduría official in Bogotá's high-security CAN district Monday morning, triggering a shootout with security personnel who apprehended them. Authorities are investigating whether one suspect wore a tampered INPEC monitoring bracelet.
Two charged after shooting at wrong Sydney funeral venue for crime boss Lemalu
Two people charged after gunfire erupted at a Punchbowl venue mistakenly advertised as the funeral location for slain crime boss Lorenzo Lemalu. No injuries reported; the actual memorial was held at Lakemba Mosque.
Alice Springs community leaders urge calm after vigilante attack on murder suspect
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.
Court blocks public property use in BRB bank rescue plan
A federal judge in Brasília suspended a law authorizing the use of public assets to capitalize the BRB bank, citing risks to public patrimony and potential abuse of power following the Master case losses.
Ex-IRS agent sentenced to life for murders planned with Brazilian nanny
Former IRS agent Brendan Banfield received a life sentence for murdering his ex-wife and another man with help from Brazilian nanny Juliana Peres Magalhães in 2023 near Washington D.C.
Federal Police investigate luxury dinner allegedly paid by Vorcaro to ex-Rio governor Castro
Federal Police investigate luxury dinner paid by Vorcaro to former Rio Governor Cláudio Castro, with gold-plated meat highlighting potential corruption. Castro withdraws from Senate race to focus on legal defense.
Police believe abducted five-year-old murdered; body found in Australian Outback
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.
Ataque a tiros em bar deixa 3 mortos e 7 feridos na Serra
Três pessoas foram mortas e sete feridas em ataque a tiros durante comemoração de aniversário em bar na madrugada de sábado em Nova Almeida, na Serra. Motivação do crime ainda é desconhecida.
NC furniture maker charged in partner's death hours after losing contract dispute
An 85-year-old North Carolina furniture manufacturer has been charged with second-degree murder after allegedly shooting his business partner hours after losing a $310,882 contract dispute in court.
Wordle #1693 Answer: GAVEL — Hints & Solution for Feb 6
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.
Families demand answers as NSW inquiry into cold case murders begins
A NSW parliamentary inquiry has begun examining unsolved murders and missing persons cases spanning over 50 years, including potential victims of serial killer Ivan Milat. Families testified about police failures that left them without answers for decades.
Spanish court finds Negreira mentally unfit to stand trial
Forensic experts conclude that Negreira lacks cognitive capacity to continue judicial proceedings, with his dementia condition having worsened significantly.
Evo 2026 Registration Leaderboard Shakes Up With Unexpected Title Surge
Evo 2026 registration leaderboard shows unexpected growth in one fighting game title's participation, signaling shifting competitive interest in the esports scene.
Two Americans arrested after breaching monkey enclosure at Tokyo zoo
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.
Moedas praises municipal police response to Glória elevator tragedy
Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas praised the Municipal Police's rapid response to the September 3 Glória elevator accident that killed 16 people, calling for expanded police powers and resources during a 134-year anniversary ceremony.
Flash star Ezra Miller avoids jail with guilty plea to Vermont trespass
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.
Lil Nas X says he's 'doing much better' after bipolar diagnosis and rehab
Lil Nas X says he's doing better after rehab and a bipolar disorder diagnosis following his arrest last August. The Grammy winner acknowledged delaying the diagnosis due to stigma and medication concerns.
STF agenda julgamento de núcleo militar da trama golpista para 8 de abril
Brazil's Supreme Court scheduled April 8-9 for trial of 12 military and federal police defendants accused of planning tactical actions in alleged 2022 coup plot against President Bolsonaro.
Viral 'trend' of shooting threats disrupts schools in Hidalgo and Sonora
Schools in Hidalgo and Sonora activated security protocols after bomb threat messages circulated on social media, linked to viral challenges. No actual attacks occurred, but investigations confirmed the threats originated from recent social media accounts.
Five killed in explosion at South Korean defense contractor Hanwha Aerospace
An explosion at Hanwha Aerospace plant in South Korea killed five workers and injured two, prompting authorities to launch investigations into the incident at the defense company facility.
Durant's Game 5 return unlikely despite ankle progress
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.
Sumter man charged with arson after fire damages vacant Golden Corral
A 47-year-old Sumter man has been charged with third-degree arson after allegedly setting fire to a shed behind a vacant Golden Corral restaurant on January 26, causing an estimated $100,000 in damages.
ICC prosecution targets record-fast Duterte trial by late 2026
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.
Auckland woman sentenced to home detention for medical centre burglary spree
Chrystal Hoeta, 24, received nine months' home detention for four burglaries at South Auckland medical centres. Judge cited her traumatic childhood and agreed sentencing with prosecution, avoiding imprisonment.
Australian PM demands transparent inquiry after police kill 9-year-old girl in Pakistan
A 9-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was fatally shot by a Pakistani police officer during a botched response to a robbery in Punjab. The officer has been arrested and suspended; authorities promise a transparent investigation.
Sukkur Police Chief Urges Ulema to Promote Unity During Ramzan
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 arrested after alleged gun sighting in Petone
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.
TikTok Star D4vd Accused of Buying Tools to Dispose of Teen's Body
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.
Paris arrests 283 after violent clashes at PSG Champions League celebration
Paris police arrested 283 people during violent clashes as thousands celebrated PSG's Champions League victory, with 22,000 officers deployed nationwide to contain disturbances that damaged vehicles and businesses.
INSS Loans Now Require Facial Biometrics to Combat Fraud
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.