Furto em joalheria de BH: ladrão leva R$ 900 mil após desativar alarmes
Ladrão invadiu joalheria em shopping da Pampulha em Belo Horizonte, desativou alarmes e câmeras, e levou R$ 900 mil em joias de ouro em ação que durou cerca de 20 segundos.
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National Guard fatally shoots armed man during Memphis downtown patrol
National Guard soldiers fatally shot a man carrying a gun during a patrol in downtown Memphis, sparking immediate calls from lawmakers for investigation and answers about the incident.
Epic Games settles lawsuit with former contractor over Fortnite collaboration leaks
Epic Games has settled a lawsuit against a former contractor accused of leaking unannounced Fortnite collaborations, including partnerships with South Park, Minecraft, and Overwatch.
Le Pen's 2027 Presidential Bid Hangs on French Court's Electoral Ban Ruling
A Paris court is ruling on whether Marine Le Pen faces an electoral ban that could block her 2027 presidential bid, potentially reshaping France's political landscape and the National Rally's trajectory.
Itamaraty alerta para risco de intervenção militar dos EUA após classificação de PCC e CV como terroristas
O Ministério das Relações Exteriores alertou que a classificação de PCC e CV como terroristas pelos EUA pode implicar risco de uso da força militar norte-americana contra o Brasil e impactos na soberania nacional.
Austrian court convicts ex-Syrian intelligence chief of torture and sexual abuse
An Austrian court found two former Syrian intelligence and police officials guilty of torture and sexual abuse against political opponents during Assad's regime, sentencing each to eight years in prison.
Senate Opens VP Duterte Impeachment Trial Amid Rules Dispute
The Philippine Senate formally opened VP Sara Duterte's impeachment trial on July 6, 2026, electing Sen. Escudero as presiding officer after debate over procedural rules. The prosecution emphasized public accountability while the defense stressed constitutional fairness.
Senate Opens Historic Duterte Impeachment Trial with Accountability Focus
The Philippine Senate formally convened as an impeachment court on July 6, 2026, to try Vice President Sara Duterte on charges including misuse of confidential funds, unexplained wealth, bribery, and grave threats. The trial marks a significant constitutional proceeding with prosecution emphasizing accountability and fairness.
Philippine Senator Arrested on Plunder Charges in High-Profile Corruption Case
A Philippine senator has been arrested on plunder charges as part of a large-scale corruption investigation, with the arrest occurring ahead of an impeachment trial involving a Duterte ally.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Adriana encontra aliado inesperado em nova fase de Quem Ama Cuida
A segunda fase de Quem Ama Cuida mostra Adriana saindo da prisão após seis anos para buscar justiça, encontrando apoio do irmão Maurício em sua jornada de desmascarar os responsáveis por sua condenação injusta.