Renee Good's Final Words Video Sparks US Outrage
Newly released footage shows Renee Good's final moments before being shot by an ICE agent, sparking protests and a fierce political debate over police use of force.
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Experts: Minneapolis ICE Shooting Was 'Induced'
Former officers and legal experts dispute the Trump administration's justification for the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good, citing a breach of use-of-force policies. Read the full analysis.
ICE Shooting of Mother in Car Highlights Policy Gap
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has reignited debate over law enforcement policies on firing at moving vehicles. Discover the critical policy inconsistencies.
Seattle Mayor's 'Soft' Drug Policy Sparks Public Outcry
Seattle's new mayor faces backlash as drug addicts praise reported orders for police not to arrest for public drug use, leading to a surge in street squalor and business despair.
Legal Hurdles for Charges in ICE Agent Shooting
The family of a woman killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis calls it murder. We examine the complex legal standards for use of force and immunity that may shield the officer from prosecution.
ICE Agent's Fatal Shooting of Woman in Minneapolis Sparks Debate
The fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis raises critical questions about use-of-force policies regarding moving vehicles. Explore the facts and the national debate.
Worker gets $4m after police punch costs him an eye
A jury awarded Daniel Reiff $4 million after an officer's 'excessive force' punch left him permanently blind in one eye. Read the shocking details of the police brutality case.
Disgraced PC banned for groping two female colleagues
Former PC Jordan Wakefield has been barred from policing after a misconduct panel found he groped two colleagues at a party. Read the full details of the case.
Teens React to Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban
As Australia's pioneering social media ban for under-16s begins on 10 December, five teenagers share their mixed feelings on the 'delay' policy, its impact on connection, and what they believe the government should do instead.
$2.5m Settlement for Man Paralyzed by San Diego Police
San Diego agrees to a $2.5 million settlement with Konoa Wilson, left paralysed after a police officer knelt on his neck in 2020. Read the full report on police accountability.
$1M Settlement for Honolulu Police Shooting of Teen
Honolulu's city council approves a $1 million settlement for the 2021 police shooting of Iremamber Sykap, a case highlighting racism towards Micronesians. Read the full story.
Brazilian influencer's death ruled accidental cocaine overdose
Authorities say Brazilian influencer Barbara Jankavski died from accidental cocaine use. Her family and prosecutors push for a murder trial, disputing the official finding. #HumanBarbie
Swimmer filmed using phone in pool ignites addiction debate
A video of a woman scrolling her phone while swimming at Bondi Icebergs has gone viral, highlighting Australia's mobile phone addiction crisis. Discover the shocking statistics.
Report: Reuse Schemes Could End Plastic Waste in 15 Years
A new report reveals that mandatory reuse and return systems could eliminate single-use plastic waste in the UK within 15 years. Discover the roadmap to a cleaner future.
Young People's Long-Term Antidepressant Use Skyrockets
New research reveals a 110% surge in long-term antidepressant use among 10-24 year olds in the UK, with 45% taking them beyond recommended guidelines. Experts warn of a potential crisis.
Carpenter and Franklin Publisher Condemn Trump Admin Use
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle have publicly disavowed the Trump administration's use of their work to promote immigration and defence policies. Read the full story.
Pilot in fatal Sea World crash used cocaine before flight
A coroner hears the pilot in Australia's Sea World helicopter disaster had a mental breakdown and used cocaine before the joy flight that killed four. Read the full investigation details.
Pre-teen smartphone use fuels obesity and depression risk
New research links smartphone ownership in pre-teens to a 31% higher depression risk and increased obesity. Discover the findings and expert advice for parents.
Cannabis 'Scromiting' Syndrome Hospitalisations Soar
Doctors issue urgent warning as hospitalisations for severe cannabis hyperemesis syndrome surge fourfold. Learn the symptoms and risks of long-term use.
Smartphones Before Age 12 Tied to Child Health Risks
A major US study finds children given smartphones before 12 face higher risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. Experts urge parents to consider health impacts and set clear usage rules.
Families leave Toronto over unaffordable homes and safety
Families are abandoning Toronto as soaring property costs and rising street drug use shatter dreams of a secure family life. Discover why even six-figure incomes aren't enough.
Woman in court for walking wrong way on Tube escalator
Michaela Copeland, 32, pleads not guilty after allegedly walking against the intended direction on a TfL escalator in Greenwich. Her trial is set for April. Read the full story.
Aldi's Christmas Cheesecake Expires Before Christmas Day
An Aldi shopper spotted a festive faux pas: a Christmas pudding cheesecake with a use-by date of December 24. Discover the amusing reaction and why it's still 'yummy'.
Health Insurance Warning: Use It or Lose It
Aussies urged to check health funds as millions risk losing thousands in unclaimed extras. Dental, optical and physio benefits expire Dec 31. Act now to claim your entitlements.
Asda recalls duck spring rolls over safety fears
Asda issues urgent 'do not eat' warning for its 10 Mini Duck Spring Rolls with Hoisin Dip due to incorrect use-by date posing food poisoning risk. Full refunds available.
Seattle homeless encampment grows near tourist spots
Massive homeless encampment emerges near Seattle's Space Needle as city prepares for new mayor's policies. Concerns rise over drug use and public safety. Read the full investigation.
New Study Debunks Social Media Addiction Myth
New research reveals excessive social media use is often a habit, not an addiction. Discover the real impact on mental health and why so many feel hooked. Read the full story.
Study: Instagram use is habit, not addiction
New research finds excessive social media use is often a conditioned habit rather than a true addiction. Discover how this changes responsibility and what it means for UK teens.
UK migrants routinely handcuffed, report finds
A damning report reveals vulnerable migrants in UK detention centres face routine handcuffing and excessive force. Read the shocking findings and demand accountability.
UK Christmas electricity use soars 7 times higher
British households will consume seven times more electricity on Christmas Day, enough to watch Home Alone 183 times. EDF offers free power to ease costs.
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