Ali Khamenei dies: Who was the supreme leader of Iran, killed in a bombing by the US and Israel?
US President Donald Trump confirmed the death of Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, in a coordinated attack with Israel, labeling it a form of justice.
'Evil person', 'justice for the people of Iran': see in full Trump's statement on the death of Ali Khamenei
Donald Trump announced via social media the alleged death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei due to a joint U.S.-Israel operation, labeling Khamenei as one of the most evil people in history.
AFA Money Route: Before Javier Faroni, three shell companies of a friend of Pablo Toviggino received more than US$ 50 million
A detailed investigation reveals that three shell companies associated with Pablo Toviggino's friend, Fabián Saracco, received over $50 million from the Argentine Football Association (AFA), raising concerns over financial misconduct.
NEW ACCUSATIONS ⟩ Michael Jackson was a serial child molester who gave us alcohol and showed pornography
Four adult siblings allege that Michael Jackson abused them as minors, filing a shocking lawsuit against the late musician's estate that claims child sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
Trump administration warns tariff refund process ‘will take time’
The Trump administration has informed businesses that the refund process for tariffs overturned by the US Supreme Court will be lengthy, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
US jails Nigerian 19 years for $4m romance scam
Nigerian man Leslie Mba has been sentenced to 19 years in prison in the US for his involvement in a romance scam that defrauded American women of over $4 million.
Clinton says he didn't know about Epstein's crimes and that he would have reported them
Former US President Bill Clinton testified before Congress about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, insisting he had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes and would have reported them if he did.
Bill Clinton: – Did not know anything about Epstein's crimes
Former President Bill Clinton asserts he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities despite their friendship and his presence in released Epstein files.
Mikie Sherrill, under pressure: the electoral data from New Jersey that the DOJ urges her to share with the government
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued New Jersey and four other states to access voter registration data, claiming that such information is necessary for investigating suspicious data linked to the Trump administration.
Fraud: US-based Nigerian faces deportation after 19 years’ jail term
Leslie Chinedu Mba, a Nigerian, was sentenced to 19 years in prison for fraud and ordered to be deported after his term in the United States.
Flying without a ticket or documents from Newark to Milan: serial clandestine stop at Malpensa
A Russian woman residing in the US was stopped at Malpensa Airport after boarding a flight from Newark without a ticket or identification.
"If you want to know the truth, ask Trump directly": Clinton to testify in Epstein case
Bill Clinton is mentioned in newly released documents regarding Jeffrey Epstein's case but asserts that he severed ties with Epstein long before the latter's 2008 conviction for sex crimes.
Amanda Lind: Don't label us as 'soft on crime'
Amanda Lind addresses criticisms of the Green Party's stance on crime policy, emphasizing the importance of discussing justice without stigma and acknowledging Sweden's need for more mines for climatic reasons.
USA: Maduro demands the dismissal of the proceedings: 'I cannot afford my own defense'
Nicolás Maduro has urged a New York court to dismiss drug trafficking charges against him, claiming he cannot afford a defense due to US government actions blocking payment for his attorney.
US-based ex-NNPC official jailed 87 months for bribery
A former Nigerian oil official has been sentenced to 87 months in prison in the United States for accepting a $2.1 million bribe from a Swiss oil company.
Support from the U.S. to Argentina in the YPF case contempt petition
The U.S. Department of Justice has expressed support for Argentina in a New York court regarding the YPF case and a contempt petition.
Chicago man deported from Bali after prison release for murder arrested on flight back to US
Tommy Schaefer, a Chicago man deported from Bali after serving time for murdering his girlfriend’s mother, was arrested on his flight back to the U.S. facing new federal charges.
Maduro requests dismissal of process to US Justice
Nicolás Maduro has requested a federal judge in the United States to dismiss his trafficking case, claiming interference from the Trump administration.
US officials indict high-ranking Sinaloa Cartel narcoterrorists, offer up to $10M in rewards for their arrests
US authorities have indicted two high-ranking leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel and are offering up to $10 million in rewards for their arrests due to extensive drug trafficking operations.
Former US Air Force fighter pilot accused of secretly training Chinese military
A former US Air Force fighter pilot has been arrested for allegedly training Chinese military pilots without authorization, raising national security concerns.
US Justice Department investigates possible retention of documents about Trump and Epstein
The US Department of Justice is investigating if documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, which contain accusations against Donald Trump, were improperly retained.
Blind refugee dies after detention by US border agents
A blind refugee from Myanmar, Nurul Amin Shah Alam, has been found dead after being released by US Border Patrol agents, raising concerns about their handling of vulnerable individuals.
Liveblog USA under Trump: US Department of Justice investigates missing Epstein documents with allegations against Trump
The US Department of Justice is investigating why certain documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that include allegations against President Trump were withheld during their release.
Björn af Kleen: Ilhan Omar Doesn't Back Down an Inch Against Trump
Ilhan Omar stands firm in her criticism of Donald Trump, despite his harsh attacks and a tumultuous exchange during his state of the union address.
Secret bank account allegedly funded US holiday amid fraud investigation
A Gold Coast couple is under scrutiny for allegedly breaching asset freezing orders amid a fraud investigation linked to disability housing funds.
Newsweek: American Military Secrets Sold to Russians for Millions
A former employee of a U.S. military contracting company was sentenced to 7 years in prison for selling sensitive cybersecurity tools to Russian associates.
From L'Oreal to FedEx, US Justice has over 900 refund requests for Trump's tariffs
Major companies like Dyson, FedEx, and L'Oreal are filing lawsuits for refunds after the Supreme Court invalidated over $100 billion in tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.
The US Department of Justice has announced it is investigating claims of withholding documents from the Epstein case, including references to Trump
The US Department of Justice is investigating allegations that it illegally withheld documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case that reportedly mention former President Donald Trump.
New US Doctrine
The NSS 2025 emphasizes a redefined notion of sustainability that aligns with national survival and industrial dominance rather than traditional social justice and decarbonization.
US government accused of concealing documents related to Donald Trump's sexual exploitation case
The US Justice Department is under scrutiny for potentially mishandling documents linked to a sexual assault claim against Donald Trump while releasing information about Jeffrey Epstein's cases.
What did the US government respond to the allegations of hiding documents in Trump's sexual abuse case
The US Department of Justice denies any wrongdoing in the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's cases while reviewing them for proper conduct.
The neighbors of Coria ask for protection after 20 years of suffering due to toxic substances: "Nobody does anything for us"
Residents of Coria del RÃo voice their concerns over toxic pollution that has plagued their community for two decades, calling for government intervention and support.
Alert immigrants in New Jersey: the government's lawsuit against Mikie Sherrill for limiting ICE
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against New Jersey and Governor Mikie Sherrill for imposing restrictions on ICE operations.
Bill Gates speaks 'candidly' to staff about relationship with Epstein
Bill Gates addressed his staff regarding his past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and took responsibility for his actions, amidst ongoing investigations.
Grand jury rejects indictment over federal officer’s shooting of US citizen
A grand jury declined to indict a federal immigration agent involved in the fatal shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez during a traffic stop in Texas.
Blocked the extradition of a hacker wanted in the USA. 'Rome, don't hand me over, I can cooperate'
A court in Italy has halted the extradition of Kazakh hacker Roman Yuryevich Khlynovskiy, who is accused by the US of being part of a notorious hacking group demanding large ransoms.
Records of sexual assault accusations against Trump do not appear in Epstein files released by the Justice Department, says 'NYT'
A report from The New York Times reveals that most of the records regarding a sexual assault accusation against Donald Trump are missing from the Epstein case files released by the U.S. Justice Department.
Data about a woman's accusation against Trump missing in Epstein files
Documents concerning a woman's accusation against Donald Trump are absent from the Epstein-related files released by the US Department of Justice.
Canadian border shooting: New Hampshire man charged after shot fired at U.S. agent
A New Hampshire man has been charged with attempted murder of a federal officer following a shooting incident at the Canada-U.S. border.
American ex-soldier charged over 'murder' of dismembered farmer Michael Gaine
An ex-soldier from the US has been charged with the murder of farmer Michael Gaine in Ireland following the discovery of Gaine's dismembered body last year.
It's Not the End of the World: How Our Religion Instructs Us to Deal with Prisoners?
The article discusses the Islamic perspective on prison rehabilitation and the compassionate treatment of prisoners, highlighting the case of a Jordanian man imprisoned in place of a debtor.
If one of us makes a mistake, the Police do not make a mistake. The agents' anger against Cinturrino
Italian police officers express outrage towards their colleague Carmelo Cinturrino after he killed Abderrahim Mansouri, feeling his actions tarnished the honor of the police force.
U.S. Democrats want to determine if J. Epstein case documents related to D. Trump were hidden
Democrats in the U.S. are investigating whether the Department of Justice obscured crucial documents related to J. Epstein's case involving allegations against D. Trump.
US man deported from Bali after 11 years in prison for ‘suitcase murder’ of then-girlfriend’s mother
A US man, Tommy Schaefer, has been deported from Indonesia after serving 11 years for the murder of his then-girlfriend’s mother, a case that garnered international attention.
CNN: nearly 100 Epstein files - some of them shocking accusations against Trump
Recent investigations reveal the absence of crucial FBI witness testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein, including serious allegations against Donald Trump.
Media: Dozens of FBI documents are missing from the published Epstein files
Dozens of FBI witness interviews appear to be missing from the Department of Justice's extensive document collection related to Jeffrey Epstein, as reported by NPR and CNN.
After the death of the baby – a defamation case: "She said that her child died because of us"
A tragic incident in Alytus, where a 23-day-old baby died under unclear circumstances, has led to allegations and a defamation case involving the baby's mother and a neighbor.
USA: 4 dead in knife attack outside a home near Seattle - Suspect also dead
A man fatally stabbed four people before being shot by police outside a home in Washington state near Tacoma, approximately an hour from Seattle.
Who is Al Green, the former justice of the peace expelled for the second time from the Chamber
Al Green, a former justice of the peace and Texas congressman, has been expelled from the House for the second consecutive year during the State of the Union address.
Four people killed in the US knife attack; suspect shot by police
A knife attack in Pierce County, Washington, resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including the suspect, who was shot by police officers responding to the scene.