Deaf-Mute Pretender Killer: 'Seeing Blood Gives Me Peace'
Juan Carlos Villa Cardona, who murdered 11 people by feigning disability, shows no remorse. Read the chilling details of his crimes and capture.
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US Moves to Oust Venezuela's President
The US has taken a decisive step to remove Venezuela's President, escalating a long-standing political crisis. Discover the implications and global reactions.
Trump's Venezuela move marks return to US imperialism
Donald Trump's interventionist policy in Venezuela is a stark revival of historic US 'gunboat diplomacy'. Explore the implications for Latin America and global power dynamics.
World's most obese man dies aged 41 in Mexico
Juan Pedro Franco, once weighing 92 stone, has died from a kidney infection in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Read the latest on this tragic health story.
World's most obese man dies aged 41 in Mexico
Juan Pedro Franco, once weighing 92 stone, has died from a kidney infection in Mexico aged 41. Read the full story on his health struggles and global obesity crisis.
World's Most Obese Man Dies at 41 After Infection
Juan Pedro Franco, once weighing 1,322 pounds, has died aged 41. His story highlighted obesity as a chronic disease requiring long-term care. Read his journey.
Trump's surprise pardon for drug convict shocks White House
Donald Trump's pardon of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted of smuggling 400 tons of cocaine, reportedly caught his Chief of Staff off guard. Discover the details.
Trump's surprise pardon of Honduran ex-president shocks aides
Donald Trump's clemency for a convicted Honduran drug trafficker blindsided his top staff, a report reveals. Explore the controversial use of presidential pardon power and its political implications.
Ferrero 'hurt' by Alcaraz split, open to Sinner offer
Juan Carlos Ferrero speaks out on his painful split from Carlos Alcaraz after eight years and two Grand Slams, revealing he would consider coaching rival Jannik Sinner in the future.
Alcaraz criticised over 48-hour ultimatum to coach Ferrero
Tennis world number one Carlos Alcaraz faces criticism for reportedly giving coach Juan Carlos Ferrero a 48-hour ultimatum before their split. Discover the fallout and expert warnings.
Caribbean Island No Passport Needed for Americans
Discover Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory offering tropical rainforests, bioluminescent bays, and historic cities. Your complete guide to an unforgettable Caribbean escape.
Alcaraz and Coach Ferrero Part Ways After Seven Years
World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz has announced the end of his seven-year partnership with coach Juan Carlos Ferrero. Read the full story behind the tennis star's sudden decision.
Trump's historic pardon streak 'normalising corruption'
Donald Trump's unprecedented wave of pardons for allies and white-collar criminals is redefining justice and 'normalising public corruption', warn legal experts. Read the full analysis.
Juan Carlos Breaks 70-Year Silence on Brother's Death
Spain's former King Juan Carlos I has spoken for the first time about accidentally shooting his brother in 1956, offering a new account in his memoir 'Reconciliation'.
Trump pardons ex-Honduran president after Stone lobbying
Donald Trump has pardoned and freed former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, who was serving 45 years for drug trafficking, following a lobbying campaign by Roger Stone. Read the full story.
Trump pardons ex-Honduran president in drug case
Donald Trump pardons former Honduran leader Juan Orlando Hernandez, convicted of smuggling 400 tons of cocaine to the US, sparking bipartisan backlash. Read the full story.
Trump's Honduras Pardon Exposes US Drug War Hypocrisy
Donald Trump's pledge to pardon convicted ex-Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, while targeting Venezuela's Maduro, reveals a 'charade' in US counter-drug policy, experts say. Read the analysis.
Trump's 7 Unhinged Moments: Meddling & Pardons
Donald Trump's weekend involved meddling in Honduras' election, pardoning a drug lord, and controversial military strikes. Explore the 7 key events that unfolded.
Trump pardons ex-Honduran president in drug case
Donald Trump announces pardon for former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted for drug trafficking, in a move with major political implications for US-Honduras relations.
Juan Veron banned for 6 months in Argentina football row
Former Man Utd and Chelsea midfielder Juan Sebastian Veron receives a six-month ban after his club Estudiantes refused a guard of honour over a controversial rule change. Full details on the sanctions.
Veron banned for 6 months in Argentine football scandal
Former Man United star Juan Sebastian Veron receives lengthy ban after Estudiantes' protest against Rosario Central's controversial title. Read the full story.
Gotham FC honoured with NYC parade and key to the city
New York City celebrated Gotham FC's second National Women's Soccer League championship win with a triumphant procession and the presentation of the key to the city. Discover the details of their incredible victory.
Argentina complain over Tom Curry after England match
Argentina lodge official complaint and demand investigation into England's Tom Curry over alleged tunnel scuffle and tackle that injured Juan Cruz Mallia. Read the full story.
Juan Ponce Enrile, Philippine political titan, dies at 101
Juan Ponce Enrile, the controversial Philippine defence chief who helped impose martial law before turning against dictator Ferdinand Marcos, has died aged 101. Read his complex legacy.
Villa vs Maccabi Haifa delayed amid ticket chaos and security
Chaos erupted ahead of Aston Villa's European showdown as thousands of Maccabi Haifa fans faced ticket nightmares and heightened security measures created tense scenes in Birmingham.
Protests and arrests overshadow Aston Villa's European win
Aston Villa's 2-0 Europa Conference League win against Maccabi Tel Aviv was marred by widespread protests, arrests, and a hostile atmosphere that transformed a football match into a political battleground.
Villa's European Dream Shattered in Dramatic Collapse
Aston Villa's Europa League hopes hang by a thread after surrendering a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 against Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv in a dramatic Villa Park collapse.
Six arrested in protests outside Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv
West Midlands Police make multiple arrests during heated protests outside Aston Villa's European clash with Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv at Villa Park.
Aston Villa forfeit European match after fan violence
Aston Villa's Europa Conference League hopes ended in controversy as UEFA orders match forfeiture following violent clashes between home supporters and Israeli police at Villa Park.
Aston Villa match overshadowed by pro-Palestinian protests
Aston Villa's Conference League match against Maccabi Tel Aviv faced significant protests as hundreds demonstrated against Israel's participation amid Gaza conflict.
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