Pipe Bomb Suspect Argues Trump's Jan 6 Pardons Apply to Him
Brian J. Cole Jr.'s attorneys argue President Trump's blanket clemency for Capitol rioters should extend to his pipe bomb charges, claiming his alleged actions are tied to Jan 6 events.
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Baywatch Star Arrested in Beagle Rescue Operation
Actor Alexandra Paul and 19 other activists were arrested for allegedly freeing 30 beagles from a Wisconsin breeding facility. The group claims authorities failed to act on animal welfare concerns.
Rock Band Manager Wins £14m Divorce Appeal Against SAS Major
Maria-Christina Copinger-Symes, former INXS manager, triumphs in three-way court battle over £27.6m secret gift from her estranged mother to her ex-husband, a British SAS major.
Emirates Worker Aided £30m Cash Smuggling Ring, Court Hears
Emma Rauf, 33, allegedly abused her check-in position at Manchester Airport to help smuggle up to £30 million to Dubai, spending proceeds on luxury goods and cosmetic surgery.
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Man Charged After Boy, 8, Shot on Rabbit Hunting Expedition
A 64-year-old man has been charged with gross negligence manslaughter after eight-year-old Jay Cartmell was fatally shot during a suspected rabbit hunting expedition in Cumbria last September.
Modified E-Bike Caused Fatal Fire Killing Mother and Children
An inquest hears a modified e-bike battery caused a devastating fire in Cambridge, killing a mother and her two young children, with the father calling for urgent safety reforms.
Vatican Mistrial in Cardinal Becciu's 'Trial of the Century'
A Vatican appeals tribunal has declared a mistrial in the high-profile financial crimes case against Cardinal Angelo Becciu, citing procedural errors by Pope Francis and prosecutors.
NYC Skyscraper Fire Near St. Patrick's Day Parade Route
A significant fire broke out at a high-rise building in Midtown Manhattan, close to the St. Patrick's Day parade route, prompting emergency responses and raising safety concerns.
Selfies of Injuries Shown in Husband's Manslaughter Trial
A court hears a woman took 25 photographs of her injuries before her suicide, with prosecutors alleging her husband's abuse led to her death. The trial continues at Winchester Crown Court.
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Gerry Adams Denies IRA Membership in High Court Case
Gerry Adams appeared in the High Court to deny involvement in Provisional IRA bombings from the 1970s and 1990s, as victims seek £1 in damages. He asserted he was never part of the IRA or its Army Council.
Widow Found Guilty of Poisoning Husband, Then Writing Grief Book
Kouri Richins, a mother-of-three, has been convicted of murdering her husband by poisoning his cocktail. She previously wrote a children's book about grief while hiding her guilt.
Urban Explorer Dies in Sewer Accident Before 21st Birthday
Trevon Anderson, 20, died after a fall in Lincoln's sewer system while urban exploring with friends. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln junior suffered severe head injuries.
Vatican Court Declares Mistrial in Landmark Financial Case
A Vatican appeals tribunal has declared a mistrial in the high-profile 'trial of the century,' overturning Pope Francis's decrees and ordering a new trial for financial crimes.
DOJ Drops Lawyer Experience Rules After Staff Purges
The US Department of Justice has suspended minimum work experience requirements for hiring attorneys due to severe staffing shortages following mass departures and purges under the Trump administration.
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Brighton Beach Rape Trial: Three Men Accused, Victim Heard Laughter
Two men repeatedly raped a woman on Brighton beach while a third filmed the incident, jurors heard. The victim recalled being spat on and hearing laughter during the alleged attack.
Airline Worker's Boob Job Funded by Cash Smuggling Ring
Emma Rauf, 33, allegedly abused her airport check-in role to help smuggle up to £30m to Dubai, spending proceeds on designer goods and cosmetic surgery before her family home was shot at.
FBI Director Kash Patel Signs Autographs at Quantico Event
FBI Director Kash Patel was photographed signing pictures of himself at a Quantico training event, where agents received instruction from MMA fighters. The incident has drawn criticism amid ongoing controversies in his first year leading the bureau.
NYC Firefighters Battle Midtown High-Rise Blaze Near Parade
New York City fire crews responded to a significant fire on the roof of a Midtown high-rise building near the start of the St. Patrick's Day parade route, with video showing a large plume of black smoke.
Judge Dismisses $100K Suit Over Spicy Salsa at NY Taqueria
A German tourist's $100,000 lawsuit against a New York taqueria for overly spicy salsa has been dismissed by a federal judge, who ruled the claims lacked legal merit.
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Stop Asian Hate Movement at Crossroads After Atlanta Shootings
Five years after the Atlanta spa shootings sparked protests, the Stop Asian Hate movement faces challenges under Trump's second term, with activists divided over policy and police roles.
Alleged Bondi Terrorist's Family Faces Death Threats in Court
Lawyers for alleged Bondi beach gunman Naveed Akram argue his family members' identities must be suppressed due to death threats, while media challenge the order citing lack of imminent risk evidence.
Utah Woman Guilty of Murdering Husband After Grief Book
Kouri Richins was convicted of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband with fentanyl while millions in debt, then writing a children's book on grief.
Uber Driver Sues Queensland Police Over Racist Remarks
An Indian Uber driver is suing Queensland police for discrimination after officers were recorded making racist comments. Australia's race discrimination commissioner warns this damages community trust.
Terrorism Arrests Surge 1,114% in Palestine Action Protests
Home Office data reveals a staggering 1,114% increase in terrorism arrests last year, primarily involving Palestine Action protesters, with half aged 60 or over.
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Alpine Divorce: Men Abandoning Women on Hiking Trails
A troubling phenomenon called 'alpine divorce' sees women abandoned by male partners during outdoor adventures. Experts link it to masculinity, poor communication, and ego.
Maiduguri Suicide Bombings Kill 23, Injure Over 100 in Nigeria
At least 23 people are dead and more than 100 injured in suspected suicide bombings in Maiduguri, Nigeria, targeting a post office, market, and hospital during Ramadan iftar.
Police-Media Charter Aims to Reset Relations Post-Bulley Case
Police forces in England and Wales and journalists have pledged to improve relations through a new charter, addressing distrust stemming from the Nicola Bulley case and historical tensions.
US Counter-Terrorism Chief Resigns Over Iran War
Joseph Kent, head of the US National Counter-Terrorism Center, has resigned, citing opposition to the US-Israeli military action against Iran, which he claims posed no imminent threat.
Belgian Court Orders Trial of Ex-Diplomat Over 1961 Congo Murder
A Brussels court has ruled that Étienne Davignon, 93, should stand trial for alleged complicity in the 1961 murder of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba. The former diplomat faces charges of participation in war crimes related to the killing.
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Pipe Bomb Suspect Argues Trump's Pardons Apply to Him
A man charged with planting pipe bombs before the Jan. 6 riot argues President Trump's blanket pardons for Capitol attackers should dismiss his case, claiming his actions were tied to the events.
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