Maxwell's Lawyer Predicts Trump Pardon for Epstein Crimes
Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney believes President Trump is likely to pardon the convicted sex trafficker, describing her as a 'scapegoat' in the Epstein scandal.
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Michael Avenatti Launches Website Seeking Career Revival Post-Prison
Former Stormy Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti, convicted of embezzlement and fraud, has established a new website to rebuild his career ahead of his expected 2028 release from federal custody.
Philippine Forces Kill 10 Suspected Militants in Deadliest Clash
Philippine troops have killed 10 suspected Muslim militants in the deadliest clash so far this year, dealing a blow to a weakened separatist insurgency in the country's south.
Ben Roberts-Smith Granted Bail, Confronted by Media at Prison Exit
Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, charged with five murders in Afghanistan, was released on bail from Silverwater prison. He faced a media ambush, including photographers from the Sydney Morning Herald, as he departed.
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DEA Informant Avoids Prison for Tax Evasion on Millions
Andres Zapata, a long-serving DEA informant, received no prison time despite pleading guilty to tax evasion on nearly $4 million in earnings. He was sentenced to time served and ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution.
John Eastman Disbarred in California Over 2020 Election Plot
The California Supreme Court has upheld the disbarment of John Eastman, a key architect of Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, citing gross negligence and false statements.
ICE Agent Charged with Assault for Pointing Gun at Motorists in Minnesota
An ICE agent faces assault charges in Minnesota for allegedly pointing his service weapon at motorists on a highway. Prosecutors say this marks the first criminal case against a federal officer involved in Trump-era immigration crackdowns.
DNA Solves 1958 Oregon Family Mystery in River Wreck
DNA analysis has identified the remains of the Martin family, missing since 1958, found in a car in the Columbia River, closing a decades-old cold case.
Ben Roberts-Smith Granted Bail on War Crime Murder Charges
Former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith has been granted bail under strict conditions while facing five charges of war crime murder for alleged killings in Afghanistan, which he denies.
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Decorated Veteran Ben Roberts-Smith Granted Bail on War Crimes Charges
Australia's most decorated living veteran, Ben Roberts-Smith, has been granted bail after being charged with war crime murder related to five Afghan deaths during his service.
Ben Roberts-Smith in Court Over War Crimes Murder Charges
Australia's most decorated soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, appeared in court via video link as prosecutors argued he's a flight risk. The Victoria Cross recipient faces five murder charges from his service in Afghanistan.
Ben Roberts-Smith Arrested for War Crimes on Sydney Shopping Trip
Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith was arrested with his teenage daughters in Sydney, charged with five counts of war crime murder from his service in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012.
Ben Roberts-Smith Seeks Bail After War Crime Charges
Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, charged with murdering five unarmed Afghans, will appear in court seeking bail after over a week in Silverwater prison.
DEA Informant Avoids Prison for Tax Evasion on $4M
A longtime DEA informant has avoided prison after admitting he didn't pay taxes on nearly $4 million earned from undercover work, highlighting rare prosecution in such cases.
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Navajo Grandmother Case: New Guilty Plea Amid Family Outcry
Preston Henry Tolth pleads guilty to robbery in the disappearance of Ella Mae Begay, a case highlighting violence against Native Americans, as family members oppose the plea deal.
White House Security Breach: Man Tackled at Fence
A man attempted to jump the White House entrance fence, prompting a swift response from Secret Service officers who tackled and detained him at the scene.
Pedro Pascal Sues Chilean Pisco Brand Over Name
Actor Pedro Pascal is locked in a legal battle with a Chilean pisco merchant who named his brand 'Pedro Piscal'. This case follows similar disputes in Chile involving Hollywood names.
Justin Fairfax Found Dead in Virginia Murder-Suicide
Justin Fairfax, former lieutenant governor of Virginia, and his wife were discovered deceased in their home in what authorities are investigating as a murder-suicide.
YouTuber Arrested for Visiting Isolated Sentinelese Tribe
Mykhailo Polyakov faces up to five years in prison after landing on North Sentinel Island, leaving a Diet Coke can as an offering, and violating strict Indian laws protecting the reclusive tribe.
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Friend Shocked by Ex-Lt. Governor's Murder-Suicide
A close friend of former Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax reveals his deep depression and divorce struggles before he fatally shot his wife in a murder-suicide with their teenage children at home.
Bahrain Charges Filed Over Death in Spy Agency Custody
Bahraini prosecutors have filed criminal charges over the death in custody of Mohamed al-Mousawi, who was detained by the National Intelligence Agency. Witnesses and forensic experts describe injuries consistent with torture.
Roberts-Smith: NSW Arrest Gives Prosecution Forum Advantage
Decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith alleges authorities deliberately arrested him in NSW to avoid Queensland's stricter committal hearings, claiming the prosecution case relies solely on witness testimony without forensic evidence.
SantaCon Organiser Charged with Fraud Over $2.7 Million Fundraiser
Federal authorities have arrested the organiser of NYC's SantaCon, alleging he diverted over half of $2.7 million in donations for personal luxuries, including property renovations and vacations.
Activists Face Retrial for Elbit Factory Damage and Assault
Six Palestine Action activists are on trial for allegedly using sledgehammers and crowbars to destroy drones and computers at an Elbit Systems factory near Bristol, with one accused of assaulting police officers.
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British Businessman's Dubai Nightmare: Imprisonment Exposed
A British businessman, Albert Douglas, faced imprisonment, beatings, and torture in Dubai after a failed escape attempt. His story highlights the risks for foreigners in the UAE's opaque legal system.
Bali Court Increases Sentences for Australian Murder Trio
Three Australian men convicted of assassinating a Melbourne father-of-six in Bali have had their prison sentences increased following a prosecution appeal.
Mother Confronts FedEx Driver Who Murdered Daughter in Court
Maitlyn Gandy delivered emotional testimony at Tanner Horner's sentencing hearing, describing how she continues to grieve for her daughter Athena Strand, who was kidnapped and killed while awaiting Christmas presents.
Kendra Duggar's Family Breaks Silence on Arrests
The Caldwell family issues a statement expressing devastation over the arrests of Joseph and Kendra Duggar, pledging support for the young victim involved in the case.
WWI Bible Stops Bullet, Saves Scottish Soldier at Passchendaele
A Bible carried by Private Duncan MacFarlane in his breast pocket miraculously stopped a bullet during the Battle of Passchendaele in 1917, saving his life. His family has preserved the artifact for over a century.
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Prosecutors Struggle to Explain Teen's Cruise Ship Murder of Stepsister
Federal prosecutors say Timothy Hudson acted 'without any warning' in the alleged murder of 18-year-old Anna Kepner aboard Carnival Horizon. The case reveals shocking details as the defendant faces trial as an adult.
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