Trump DoJ Used Zines to Convict Leftists of Terrorism
A group of anti-ICE protesters have been sentenced to decades in prison after the Trump administration used their zines as evidence of domestic terrorism, raising major First Amendment concerns.
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Lions Release Terrion Arnold Over Kidnapping Allegations
The Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold after he was accused of orchestrating the abduction and beating of three men. A Florida judge set bail at $1 million.
Domestic murder minimum sentence raised to 25 years
Offenders who kill current or ex-partners face a new minimum sentence of 25 years in England and Wales, up from 15 years, after a campaign by mothers of victims.
Venezuelans Deported from US Missing After Hotel Collapse
Over 100 Venezuelans deported from the US were held in a hotel in La Guaira when earthquakes struck, leaving many missing. Survivors describe chaos and trauma.
Umar Khalid: 'Humanity is a privilege' after six years in Indian jail
Exclusive interview: Umar Khalid, held six years without trial in India, speaks on prison, propaganda, and opposition to Modi's government.
Police Seek Public Help to Identify 'Scorpio' Letter Writer
Australian police are appealing for help to identify the author of over 100 threatening letters sent to MPs and community leaders since 2015, who uses the pseudonyms 'Scorpio' and 'Bullit'.
Drivers escape 'miraculously' from Hume Highway truck explosion
Six truck drivers emerged nearly unscathed after an explosive crash on the Hume Highway near Breadalbane, NSW. One truck carried eight tonnes of butane, causing multiple explosions.
Neo-Nazi Sewell Sentenced for Offensive Behaviour
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, 33, was sentenced to a community corrections order for offensive behaviour outside the Chinese consulate in Melbourne, emulating Nazi thugs of 1930s Berlin.
Australian Man Charged with Murder of Thai Teen in Suitcase
Simon Peter Carman, 45, has been charged with murder after the body of Thunchanok Donhomla, 19, was found in a suitcase in Pattaya. CCTV shows his movements before and after the alleged dumping.
St Lucian Fisher Killed in US Airstrike, Family Seeks Answers
Ricky Joseph, a St Lucian fisherman with no criminal record, was killed in a US airstrike on an alleged drug boat in February. His family still awaits answers and his body, while human rights groups condemn the strikes as extrajudicial killings.
ICE Releases Texas Nun Arrested in Habit on Way to Mass
ICE released Sister Leticia Ugboaja after Congress members intervened. The nun was arrested while walking to mass in her habit in McAllen, Texas, near the US-Mexico border.
Florida Woman Killed in Rare Alligator Attack in River
A 31-year-old woman swimming in Florida's Econlockhatchee River was killed in a rare alligator attack that severed her arm. Two alligators were euthanized.
Man Named Santa Claus Arrested in Child Predator Sting
A 75-year-old New Orleans man who legally changed his name to Santa Claus was arrested after allegedly trying to meet an undercover detective he believed was a 15-year-old boy for sex.
Monaco Parcel Bomb Targets Ukrainian Oligarch Iermolaiev
A parcel bomb in Monaco injured Ukrainian-born oligarch Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and child. The attack raises questions about motive, with speculation linking to fraud allegations.
Man Jailed Over 14 Years for Throwing Boiling Water at Officer
John Davies, 58, of Birmingham, sentenced to 14 years and 6 months for throwing boiling water over a police officer during a violent struggle, leaving her with severe burns.
Dog seized after biting teenage boy in Blackwood
A dog has been seized by Gwent Police after a 17-year-old boy was bitten in Davies Street, Cefn Fforest, Blackwood. The boy suffered minor injuries and the dog, a Boxer, is not a banned breed.
Teen spared jail after e-scooter crash killed friend
A 15-year-old boy has been spared jail after a high-speed e-scooter crash killed his friend Jacob Calland, 14. The teen drove through a red light at 28 mph, causing a collision that left Jacob with a fatal brain injury.
Man Hunted for Sexually Assaulting Woman on DLR Train
A man sexually assaulted a woman on a DLR train in London, refusing to let her go until passengers intervened. Police have released an image of a suspect and are urging the public to help identify him.
Police Probe B&M Bust-Up Over Dog Left in Hot Car
Police are investigating after a woman 'liberated' a dog from a hot car in Lichfield, leading to a confrontation with the owner caught on film at a B&M store.
Flight attendant warns never to wear shorts on plane
A flight attendant has warned passengers against wearing shorts on planes, revealing that diapers are often changed on seats during flights, posing a hygiene risk.
Van Dijk Under Fire for World Cup Comments After Exit
Virgil van Dijk sparked backlash after claiming Netherlands' game plan worked despite World Cup exit to Morocco on penalties, drawing fierce criticism from fans online.
Perth and Kinross Plans Drones and CCTV for Visitor Behaviour
Perth and Kinross Council is deploying CCTV, drones, and a case management system to tackle anti-social behaviour by visitors, with eight visitor rangers recruited for 2026/27.
Hate Crime in Scotland Hits Record High Amid Surge
Hate crime in Scotland reached a record high in 2025-26 with 7,115 charges, a 17% rise, as the Lord Advocate vows to tackle prejudice and victims share their stories.
Great-grandmother, 79, banned from all Sainsbury's and Argos
A 79-year-old great-grandmother has been banned from every Sainsbury's and Argos store in the UK after being accused of abusive and inappropriate behaviour. She now walks 30 minutes to Tesco.
Groomsman shoots two at wedding over meatball eating row
A groomsman allegedly shot two people at a Milwaukee wedding after a dispute over eating meatballs with his hands. Police are searching for Thomas Redrick Williams.
UK Drug Crime Soars 18%: Liverpool Named Drug Capital
Drug crime in England and Wales rose 18% in 2025, with Liverpool recording 7,770 offences—the highest number—and a rate of 15 per 1,000 residents, linked to gang violence.
Police Chief Warns of Challenging World Cup Policing
Chief constable Mark Roberts reports higher arrests and incidents during England's World Cup campaign, with 88 arrests and 463 incidents, exceeding Euro 2024 and 2022 World Cup figures.
Pensioner Gets Nine Wrong Parking Tickets Due to Black Tape
A 78-year-old pensioner received nine parking tickets for a car he never drove, after someone used black tape to alter a license plate. Police and Horizon Parking were unhelpful, leaving him in fear of recurrence.
Indigenous children in Colombia face violence and displacement, Nasa study warns
Nasa study reveals violence and displacement of indigenous children in Colombia's Cauca Valley amid land conflicts.
Teen avoids jail for fatal e-scooter crash that killed friend
A 15-year-old boy who ran a red light on an e-scooter at 28mph, killing his friend Jacob Calland, has been given an 18-month youth referral order and five-year driving ban.
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