DHS whistleblower alleges federal agents broke state laws in voter fraud initiative
A federal whistleblower claims DHS agents may have violated state laws while conducting the Unlawful Voter Initiative, a surge operation targeting voter fraud.
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Harry and Meghan's UK Security Under Review as Children Switch Schools
Prince Harry and Meghan are undergoing a security review by UK authorities following their return as full-time UK residents. The couple switched their children's schools days after enrollment due to security concerns about the school run.
Stolen Tesla strikes pedestrian on Pacific Beach boardwalk during police pursuit
A suspected stolen Tesla drove onto Pacific Beach boardwalk during a police chase, striking a pedestrian. The driver was arrested after bystanders helped apprehend him.
British Man Pleads Guilty to Two Decades of Drugging, Raping Wife
A British man in his 60s pleaded guilty to drugging and raping his wife over 20 years, with police alleging a dozen other men conspired in the abuse in northern England.
A Decade Later: Kaepernick's Unfinished Fight for Football and Justice
A decade after kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality, Colin Kaepernick discusses his continued desire to play football and his activism in a new work titled 'The Perilous Fight.'
Britânico confessa ter drogado e estuprado esposa por 21 anos
Homem britânico admitiu ter drogado e estuprado repetidamente a esposa durante mais de duas décadas, confessando 45 acusações antes do julgamento em Manchester.
Do roubo à revenda: investigação revela caminho dos celulares furtados
Investigação jornalística mapeia o caminho percorrido por celulares furtados e roubados desde o crime até a revenda, revelando uma rede organizada de comercialização de aparelhos roubados.
Man admits 60 offences including two decades of drugging and raping wife
A man in his 60s has pleaded guilty to 60 criminal offences including 21 counts of rape and sexual assault against his wife over 20 years in Greater Manchester.
Husband admits 60 offences including drugging and raping wife over 20 years
A man in his sixties has pleaded guilty to over 60 offences including rape and administering substances to his wife without consent over a 20-year period. Twelve other men deny related sexual offences against the same woman.
UK couple's deaths in Spanish villa jacuzzi likely caused by electrocution, coroner suggests
Thomasina and Patrick Tobin died in a jacuzzi at a Spanish villa on August 25; a coroner's report suggests electrocution as the likely cause, with Patrick apparently attempting to rescue his wife.
Berlin businesswoman charged with running Russian intelligence network
German prosecutors charged a 57-year-old Berlin businesswoman with spying for Russia, allegedly using her political and military contacts to help a Russian intelligence officer build networks and gather information on German defense policy.
Japan's resignation agencies help workers quit without confrontation
Japanese resignation agencies help employees leave jobs without direct interaction, charging around €120 per client. The service reflects deep cultural values prioritizing harmony over confrontation in the workplace.
Malaysian boy acquitted in schoolgirl's murder on grounds of insanity
A Malaysian teenage boy has been acquitted of murdering a 16-year-old schoolmate on grounds of insanity, with psychiatric evidence showing he suffered from schizophrenia since age nine. He will remain detained in psychiatric care rather than face criminal imprisonment.
Australian father suspected of killing two children before suicide in Bali
Indonesian police are investigating the deaths of an Australian man, 57, and his two young children found in a Bali bungalow, with initial findings suggesting he killed them before taking his own life.
Australian man and two children found dead in Bali home under investigation
An Australian man and his two young children were found dead in their Bali bungalow after the man's wife became concerned during a phone call. Police are investigating the deaths as a suspected murder-suicide but say further examinations are needed.
Cowboys' defensive gamble backfires in season-opening loss to Giants
The Dallas Cowboys' revamped defense underperformed in a 28-20 season-opening loss to the New York Giants, with the Giants converting 9 of 11 third-down attempts and dominating the line of scrimmage.
Broadcaster Jones kissed athlete without consent at public event, trial hears
A prominent athlete testified at Alan Jones's trial that the broadcaster kissed him without consent at a public event and later sent an explicit text. Jones faces 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching.
Australian man and two children found dead in Bali in suspected murder-suicide
Indonesian police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after an Australian man and his two young children were discovered dead in their Kuta bungalow on Sunday morning.
Adolescente desaparecida há 263 dias é encontrada na casa de ex-professor em Ohio
Adolescente de 17 anos desaparecida há 263 dias em Ohio foi encontrada viva na casa de um ex-professor de 48 anos, que foi preso por interferência na guarda.
Maryland couple charged in 2-month-old daughter's death from severe head trauma
A Maryland couple faces child abuse and assault charges after their 2-month-old daughter died from severe head trauma. The father claimed supernatural causes while prosecutors argue the injuries indicate abuse.
Real-world 'Cat in the Hat' chase sparks nationwide school threat investigations
A person in a Cat in the Hat costume allegedly chased a teen girl in British Columbia, coinciding with a sinister social media trend featuring threatening images of the character targeting schools across North America.
Police departments partner with nonprofits to build trust through youth scholarships
Police departments partner with Do the Right Thing nonprofit to award scholarships to underprivileged students, aiming to improve community relations and support youth achievement.
Australian father and two children found dead in Bali in suspected murder-suicide
An Australian man and his two young children were found dead in a Bali hotel room in what police are investigating as a murder-suicide, after the man's wife heard distressing sounds during a phone call.
China's Xiangshan Forum Opens as US Signals Diplomatic Engagement Amid Regional Tensions
China's 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum is opening as a senior Pentagon official leads the US delegation, amid escalating regional tensions in Asia.