Ex-Police Chief Gets Tissue Stuck on Head in Inquiry
A South African corruption inquiry was briefly interrupted when former deputy police chief Julius Mkhwanazi accidentally got tissue stuck to his forehead while testifying.
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Rinehart Not Funding Roberts-Smith Defence, Taxpayers to Pay
A source confirms billionaire Gina Rinehart is not funding Ben Roberts-Smith's legal defence in his war crimes case. Taxpayers will cover the multimillion-dollar costs through a government scheme.
Cradock Four: Apartheid Justice Denied, Families Seek Answers
Forty years after the murders of the Cradock Four, their families continue the fight for justice, highlighting the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's failures and ongoing political interference in apartheid-era prosecutions.
Prosecutor in Prisoner Sex and Data Scandal Lashes Out at Bail
Vanessa O'Bryan, a NSW prosecutor, faces charges over alleged intimate relationships with inmates, accessing confidential files, and receiving crime proceeds, as she angrily reports for bail.
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Taylor Frankie Paul Avoids Domestic Violence Charges
The Bachelorette star Taylor Frankie Paul will not face domestic violence charges after prosecutors reviewed evidence from police departments in Utah.
Justice Dept Moves to Toss Capitol Riot Sedition Convictions
The US Justice Department has requested a federal appeals court to vacate seditious conspiracy convictions for Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders involved in the 2021 Capitol attack.
Fifth Accuser Alleges Eric Swalwell Drugged and Raped Her
Lonna Drewes, a California woman, has accused US Representative Eric Swalwell of drugging, choking, and raping her in a 2018 hotel incident, marking the fifth such allegation against him.
Kanye West Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Chateau Marmont Assault
Kanye West is being sued for battery and emotional distress over an alleged violent incident at Chateau Marmont in April 2024, with court documents detailing claims of an unprovoked attack.
Jury Awards $58M to Professor in Malicious Arrest Case
A Georgia jury has ordered Chemence and three executives to pay $58 million to Dr James Quinn for conspiring to have him wrongfully arrested during a business dispute.
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Haiti Dismisses Officials After Stampede Kills 25 at Fortress
Haiti's Ministry of Culture and Communication has dismissed two state officials following a deadly stampede at La Citadelle fortress that killed 25 people and injured dozens during a weekend event.
Baby Skeleton from 1700s Found in Durham House with 1910 Paper
An inquest hears the remains of 'Baby Auckland', discovered under floorboards in Bishop Auckland in 2024, may date back to the 18th century, wrapped in a newspaper from 1910 with twine around the neck.
Ex-Congressman Blumenauer Sued for Alleged Red Light Crash
A lawsuit claims former Oregon congressman Earl Blumenauer ran a red light, causing a collision that resulted in over $6,000 in medical bills for the other driver. The case has since been settled.
Baby Found in 1910 Newspaper Under Floorboards: Inquest Opens
An inquest has begun into the death of a baby boy whose skeleton was discovered wrapped in a 1910 newspaper under floorboards during renovations in Bishop Auckland.
Powerball $45M Jackpot Drawn Amid Lottery Ticket Robbery
The winning Powerball numbers for April 13 have been announced, featuring a $45 million jackpot. Meanwhile, two suspects were arrested for stealing over 300 scratch-off tickets in a separate incident.
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Father Demands Justice in Stepbrother Cruise Murder Case
Christopher Kepner expresses outrage as Timothy Hudson, accused of murdering and sexually assaulting his stepsister Anna, remains free on bail ahead of federal trial.
Two Dead in US Pacific Strike on Alleged Drug Boat
The US military has conducted another fatal strike on a vessel accused of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific, marking the second consecutive day of such operations and bringing the campaign's death toll to at least 170.
Ben Roberts-Smith Arrest: Justice Delayed for Afghan War Crimes
The arrest of Australia's most decorated soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, on war crime charges sparks mixed reactions among Afghans. While some see it as accountability, others feel justice came too late, highlighting the enduring pain and silence of Afghan fa
American Freed Without Charge After Wife Vanishes in Bahamas
Brian Hooker, 58, was released from custody in the Bahamas after no charges were filed in the disappearance of his wife Lynette, who fell overboard during a trip.
Casino Elevator Accident Leads to Wrongful Death Lawsuit
A $2.5 million lawsuit alleges an elderly man died after a hazardous elevator accident at Aquarius Casino Resort in Nevada, with the estate claiming negligence and lack of cooperation from the casino.
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Blake Lively Moves to Exclude Evidence in Baldoni Trial
Blake Lively files motions to exclude evidence in her legal case against Justin Baldoni, including negative press and net worth details, as the trial approaches.
Stepbrother Charged in Cruise Ship Murder of Anna Kepner
Timothy Hudson, 16, faces federal charges for the murder and sexual abuse of his 18-year-old stepsister, Anna Kepner, aboard a Carnival cruise ship. The case timeline reveals a sealed juvenile proceeding now unsealed for adult prosecution.
Lafarge CEO Jailed for Financing Terrorism in Syria
Bruno Lafont, ex-CEO of Lafarge, receives a six-year prison sentence as the company is fined over €1m for paying terror groups to maintain operations in Syria from 2013 to 2014.
Trump's Defamation Suit Against WSJ and Murdoch Dismissed
A federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch, citing insufficient evidence and First Amendment protections.
Ex-Army Contractor Accused of Leak Granted Home Detention
Courtney Williams, an Army veteran charged with leaking classified information about an elite commando unit, will be released under home detention while awaiting trial.
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Unexploded 1746 Mortar Shell Found at Culloden Battlefield
Archaeologists have uncovered an unexploded mortar shell from the 1746 Battle of Culloden, the first such ordnance found on the historic battlefield near Inverness.
Missing US Mom in Bahamas: Husband Arrested After Texts
Lynette Hooker, 55, vanished off the Bahamas on April 4. Her husband, Brian Hooker, reported she fell overboard, but he's now in custody as a suspect. Text messages reveal she had confided in a friend about marital strife, expressing she did not want to b
Bahamas Police Grill Boater Brian Hooker Again as Deadline Nears
American boater Brian Hooker faces renewed police questioning in the Bahamas as authorities approach a critical deadline to charge him over his wife Lynette's disappearance or release him from custody.
Stepbrother Charged in Cruise Ship Murder of Teen Anna Kepner
Timothy Hudson, 16, faces adult charges for first-degree murder and sexual abuse in the death of his stepsister Anna Kepner aboard the Carnival Horizon cruise ship last November.
Pro-Life Activist Wins Million-Dollar Wrongful Arrest Settlement
Mark Houck, accused of shoving a Planned Parenthood volunteer, receives a seven-figure settlement from the DOJ after being acquitted of FACE Act charges.
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Ex-Nigerian Oil Minister Denies Bribery in London Trial
Diezani Alison-Madueke denies accepting bribes for contracts, refuting claims of luxury homes and lavish spending in London court proceedings.
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