US approves $24.3B fighter jet sale to Saudi Arabia
The US has cleared a $24.3 billion fighter jet sale to Saudi Arabia, advancing a major defense contract between the two countries.
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Afghan Sentenced to 20 Years for ISIS-K Support in 2021 Kabul Attack
Mohammad Sharifullah received a 20-year sentence after a jury split on his direct involvement in a deadly 2021 Kabul bombing but convicted him of aiding ISIS-K.
Vucic Rejects Kosovo War Crimes Verdict, Claims Court Shielded KLA
A Kosovo tribunal convicted four former KLA leaders of war crimes, sentencing them to 81 combined years, but Serbia's president criticized the court for not convicting them of crimes against humanity and for failing to address crimes against Serbs.
Inside the Borden Murder House: A Journalist's Night in History's Most Infamous Room
A CBS News article explores the Lizzie Borden murder case through firsthand experience in the historic crime scene, coinciding with Netflix's new documentary series examining the accused murderer's life and legacy.
ONU aponta crime de guerra dos EUA em ataque a escola no Irã
Missão da ONU identificou indícios de crimes de guerra em ataque dos EUA a escola no Irã, enquanto especialistas alertam que o incidente pode ficar impune.
Kosovo erupts in protest after Hague convicts ex-President Thaçi of war crimes
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by an international court in The Hague for war crimes, sparking protests at Kosovo's EU mission.
ONU acusa EUA de crimes de guerra durante conflito no Irã
Comissão da ONU afirma acreditar que os EUA cometeram crimes de guerra durante conflito no Irã, incluindo ataque a escola iraniana que pode ficar impune.
South African sports broadcaster Owen Ndlovu found dead hours after abduction
Veteran South African sports broadcaster Owen Ndlovu was found dead with gunshot wounds hours after being abducted during a carjacking near Johannesburg, drawing renewed attention to the country's violent crime crisis.
Família de sargento morto em quartel celebra condenação, mas quer PMs na prisão
Justiça Militar condenou capitão e cabo pela morte de sargento em quartel de São Paulo. Família da vítima comemora sentença de até 22 anos, mas considera insuficiente pois réus podem recorrer em liberdade.
Dupla condenada a mais de 18 anos por morte de comerciante em Patos de Minas
Dois réus foram condenados a mais de 18 anos de prisão pela morte do comerciante Henrique Rodrigues Amaral, assassinado a tiros em agosto de 2024 em Patos de Minas, em crime relacionado a rivalidade entre grupos criminosos.
Catholic priest found dead in locked Laikipia home; cause under investigation
A Catholic priest was found dead in his locked house in Laikipia after failing to attend morning Mass. Police are investigating the death, with autopsy pending to determine cause.
PNP cracks down on recruitment fixers after arresting 2 officers, 3 civilians
The Philippine National Police arrested two officers and three civilians operating a recruitment bribery scheme demanding up to ₱250,000 from applicants. The PNP chief announced intensified monitoring to prevent corruption in police recruitment.
Sonar target reignites 48-year search for missing NZ aircraft ZK-EBU
New Zealand police launch a three-day search at Lake Moeraki after a sonar target was detected, potentially linked to a chartered aircraft that disappeared in 1978 with seven people aboard.
Athlete testifies unwanted kiss from Alan Jones 'seared in memory' despite prior intimate messages
An alleged victim testified in Sydney court that an unwanted kiss from former broadcaster Alan Jones over a decade ago remains vivid in his memory, despite defence suggestions it never occurred.
Postman jailed for stealing bank cards from mail to fund gambling addiction
A Sydney postman was sentenced to prison until December 2027 for stealing bank cards from mail to fund a gambling addiction, defrauding over $100,000 across multiple victims and financial institutions.
Drunk man stabbed to death over loud singing in Quezon
A drunk man was fatally stabbed by a resident in San Francisco, Quezon after singing loudly near his home. Police are conducting a manhunt for the suspect who fled with the murder weapon.
Philadelphia police investigate 'house of horrors' linked to RC Horsch
Police investigate a Philadelphia home linked to at least 5 dead women and 2 missing, with suspect RC Horsch having a prior 2009 arrest history.
UK files extradition request for Tate brothers from US on rape, trafficking charges
UK prosecutors have formally requested the extradition of Andrew and Tristan Tate from the US to face 59 charges including rape and sex trafficking. The brothers deny all wrongdoing and their lawyer is challenging the request.
WA police officer charged after allegedly assaulting five-week-old baby
A 30-year-old Western Australian police officer has been charged with aggravated common assault after allegedly attacking his five-week-old baby on Sunday. The child was taken to hospital as a precaution.
Two teenage boys charged in mistaken-identity murder of Sydney student
Two teenage boys aged 14 and 16 have been charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of university student Marco Tapia, 23, in a case of mistaken identity in Sydney's Glen Alpine.
Texas executes man for triple homicide during home robbery, fifth execution this year
Texas executed a man convicted of killing three people during a home robbery, marking the state's fifth execution in 2026.
Judge Judy's Son Launches 'Adam's Law,' Bringing Courtroom Drama to Next Generation
Adam Levy, son of Judge Judy, is launching a new televised court show called "Adam's Law," continuing the family's 30-year legacy in daytime television.
U.S. Intelligence Warns China Could Steal F-35 Technology Through Saudi Arabia Deal
Pentagon intelligence agencies warn that China could acquire advanced F-35 jet technology through espionage or cooperation with Saudi Arabia following a potential U.S. arms sale.
Texas Woman's Family Sues Over Death Linked to Abortion Ban
The family of Tierra Walker, a Texas woman who died while pregnant, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Attorney General Ken Paxton and doctors, alleging the state's abortion ban contributed to her death.