Testimony concludes in Lindsay Clancy's Massachusetts murder trial after 85 witnesses. Closing arguments begin Thursday as jury decides between first-degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty by reason of insanity.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A Shelby, North Carolina police officer has been placed on administrative suspension after a doorbell camera video went viral showing the officer punching a woman during an arrest. The incident sparked community outrage and an internal affairs investigation.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
