Félicien Kabuga, Accused of Funding Rwandan Genocide, Dies in Custody
Félicien Kabuga, the fugitive businessman accused of bankrolling the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, has died in a hospital in The Hague. The International … Read more
Crime
U.S. links Toronto consulate shooting to alleged Iranian-backed commander
United States federal prosecutors have formally linked an Iraqi national to the March 10, 2026, shooting at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto. The charges, detailed in … Read more
Man arrested at Tyson Fury daughter Venezuela’s wedding reception
An opulent wedding celebration for the daughter of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury ended in unexpected turmoil after police were called to the reception venue, resulting … Read more
Courtney Love’s ‘unprecedented’ demand to DESTROY key clues surrounding Kurt Cobain’s death exposed in unearthed letter
A newly uncovered police memorandum has revealed a previously unknown attempt by Courtney Love to have key evidence from the death of her husband, Kurt Cobain, … Read more
How Pokémon cards are fuelling crime against hobby shops across Melbourne
Alex Balykov walked into his hobby shop in the Melbourne suburb of Hughesdale last month to find a scene of sudden, violent disruption: a shattered storefront … Read more
Cable Theft in Villeurbanne Causes Widespread Street Light Blackouts
A map of Villeurbanne spread across the hood of a car reveals a troubling pattern in blue ink. Each mark represents a street where copper cables … Read more
Gunfire Erupts in Philippine Senate During Attempt to Arrest ICC-Wanted Senator
Gunfire breaks out in Philippine Senate chambers, turning a political standoff into a security crisis Wednesday night as authorities attempted to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa. … Read more
New extradition hearing ordered for Canada’s most-wanted fugitive Dave Turmel
The legal battle over the fate of one of Canada’s most notorious fugitives has taken a complex turn in the heart of Rome. An Italian court … Read more
Forensic Technicians Dispatched to Bouches-du-Rhône
A man’s survival in the rugged terrain of Bouches-du-Rhône now rests on a combination of chance and forensic precision. After being subjected to a violent assault … Read more
Iowa becomes final state to make animal torture a felony on first offense
For years, Iowa remained a notable outlier in the national landscape of animal welfare legislation. That changed Monday when Governor Kim Reynolds signed House File 2348 … Read more
Klein High School football coach Nick Codutti investigated for misconduct allegations
For the student-athletes and families at Klein High School, the excitement of a new era in the football program has been abruptly replaced by a cloud … Read more
Five Face Trial in Villefranche-sur-Saône Court Conflict
For a decade, a quiet residential pocket in the Rhône region of France served as the backdrop for a conflict that defied logic and exhausted the … Read more