Child Abuse Websites Double as Gangs Profit
Commercial child sexual abuse websites doubled in 2025, with criminal gangs profiting via cryptocurrency and affiliate schemes; 15,031 sites found.
Category : Immigration
Bibby Stockholm Contractor Overcharged UK £118m
Corporate Travel Management (CTM) admitted overcharging the UK government by £118 million for asylum seeker accommodation, including the Bibby Stockholm barge.
Iran: Reopening Strait of Hormuz Impossible Amid Breaches
Iran declares reopening the Strait of Hormuz impossible, citing flagrant ceasefire breaches by the US, escalating tensions in the region.
China Hackers Use Everyday Devices to Target UK Firms
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre warns that Chinese hackers are using everyday devices like routers for espionage, urging businesses to boost vigilance.
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Trump's Asylum Shutdown Strands 300,000 Migrants in Limbo
Trump's policy shift leaves 300,000 asylum seekers stranded, forcing many to reverse their journeys south through perilous routes in Latin America, facing violence and uncertainty.
Inside Burundi's Refugee Crisis: No Food, No Shelter
A photo essay reveals the dire conditions in Burundi's rapidly expanding refugee camps, where thousands lack food, shelter, and blankets.
JetBlue Sued Over Surveillance Pricing Data Use
JetBlue faces a class action lawsuit claiming it uses personal data to set ticket prices, following a controversial social media exchange about price hikes.
Sportradar accused of illegal gambling deals with Iran, Russia
A new report alleges Sportradar has ties to hundreds of unlicensed betting operators, including those in Iran and Russian-occupied Crimea, potentially breaching sanctions.
UK MPs Urge Action on Kyrgyz Officials Aiding Russia
British MPs and peers call on the government to address Kyrgyz officials' role in helping Russia evade sanctions, warning of national security risks.
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UK to Fund French Deportations of Asylum Seekers
The UK will pay for 200 French officers to detain and deport asylum seekers from war-torn countries under a new £660m deal to reduce Channel crossings.
James Valentine's Assisted Dying Choice Highlights Barriers
The death of ABC broadcaster James Valentine via voluntary assisted dying has reignited calls for the federal government to remove structural barriers, including a ban on telehealth, that prevent many Australians from accessing end-of-life care.
Kuwait Journalist Acquitted in False Information Case
A Kuwaiti journalist detained for months has been acquitted of spreading false information, a press monitor reported, in a case seen as a test for press freedom.
UK Biobank Data for Sale Raises Privacy Concerns
Confidential health records of 500,000 UK Biobank volunteers were listed for sale on Alibaba, sparking questions over data protection despite the project's medical breakthroughs.
French Police Probe Sensor Tampering in Polymarket Weather Bets
French police investigate alleged tampering with Météo-France equipment after unusual temperature readings at Paris airport triggered suspicious Polymarket bets, leading to significant profits.
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Dozens of Mexican Mafia Members Arrested in California
Over two dozen Mexican mafia members and associates were arrested in a California crackdown. 43 indicted on charges including murder, kidnapping, extortion, and drug trafficking.
Trump Admin Intensifies Denaturalization Efforts
The Trump administration is ramping up denaturalization efforts, targeting thousands of naturalized citizens, sparking legal and ethical debates.
Bipartisan Bill Seeks SNAP for Rotisserie Chicken
A bipartisan group of US senators introduced the Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act to allow SNAP benefits for hot rotisserie chickens, aiming to update outdated rules and help low-income families access affordable protein.
Surge in US Dual Citizenship Applications to Canada
A new Canadian law extending citizenship by descent has led to a flood of applications from Americans, driven by political concerns and heritage ties.
Self-Styled King Deported from Scottish Wood
Kofi Offeh, who called himself King Atehene of the lost Kingdom of Kubala, has been deported from the UK after eviction from a Scottish wood.
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Putin Frigate Guards Shadow Fleet in English Channel
Vladimir Putin has deployed a frigate to escort shadow fleet ships in the English Channel, defying UK threats to seize sanctioned vessels. Concerns over costs and asylum claims hinder Britain's response.
Trump’s ‘Gold Card’ Visa: Just One Approved So Far
Despite promises of a huge influx, only one person has been approved for Trump’s $1 million ‘gold card’ visa. Hundreds have paid $15,000 fees, but the program faces legal challenges.
QAnon Shaman: I'm Moving Away From Trump, He's a Liar
Jake Angeli, the QAnon Shaman, says he's moving away from Trump and politics, calling the former president a liar and claiming he's in the Epstein files.
Couple Face Kidnapping Charges After Child Returned from Cuba
A Utah couple is charged with parental kidnapping after allegedly taking a 10-year-old child to Cuba amid a custody dispute over gender identity. The child was returned via a US government plane.
Brighton beach rape encourager has murder conviction in Egypt
Karin Al-Danasurt, convicted for encouraging and filming a gang-rape on Brighton beach, has a murder conviction in Egypt, prosecutors reveal.
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US Charges 2 Chinese Nationals for Myanmar Cyberscam Compound
Two Chinese nationals face US charges for managing a Myanmar compound where workers were forced into cryptocurrency fraud, costing Americans billions.
DNA Sought in Black Dahlia Case Nearly 80 Years Later
DNA is being tested for the first time in the unsolved Black Dahlia murder, with investigators linking the case to the Zodiac killer through a single suspect.
Slovenia refuses to air Eurovision amid boycott over Israel
Slovenia's broadcaster RTV Slovenia will not air the Eurovision Song Contest after the country withdrew over Israel's participation, joining Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, and Spain in boycotting the event.
Americans Flock to Canadian Dual Citizenship
Recent changes to Canada's citizenship laws have led to a surge in applications from Americans, many discovering they qualify through ancestry.
White House Accuses China of AI Theft Before Summit
The White House accuses China of industrial-scale AI intellectual property theft, threatening relations ahead of Trump and Xi's meeting next month. China rejects claims.
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Mexican Mafia Members Arrested in California Crackdown
Federal authorities arrested over two dozen Mexican Mafia members and associates in Southern California, seizing drugs, firearms, and cash.
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