An elderly man named Hizam Al-Ghamdi had to stand in court against his own younger brother. They were not fighting over money; instead, each of them insisted on taking responsibility for caring for their frail, elderly mother. Hizam argued strongly that he wanted to continue caring for his mother as he had always done, saying...
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Family Fears For Jailed Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate’s Life If She’s Not Moved To A Tehran Hospital
Photo News; HM King Charles III Approves The Appointment Of The Honourable Louise Arbour As The Next Governor General Of Canada, On The Recommendation Of Prime Minister Carney.
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“We’re Focused On Creating More Peace, Security, And Stability In The World”—Prime Minister Mark Carney Over Canada’s Participation At The EU Political Community Summit In Armenia
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Nigerian Senator Adam Oshiomole Calls For The Revocation Of MTN License Over Xenophobic Attacks In South Africa.
US President Trump Announces Strait Of Hormuz Blockade To Remain Intact Pending Agreement With Iran
President Zelenskyy On Infantry Day Celebrates Ukrainian Armies For Defending The Country
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Russia Snubs Ukraine’s Unilateral Ceasefire, Firing Dozens Of Drones
Professor’s Speech Praising Pro-Palestinian Students Sparks Backlash At University Of Michigan
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Man Charged In US With Stealing $450 Million From Mexican Billionaire In Loan Scheme
Former FedEx Driver Sentenced To Death For Killing 7-Year-Old Girl After Delivery At Her Texas Home
Category: Crime and Judiciary
American Singer And Dancer Derulo Declares “It’s Too Risky” To Be Alone With A Woman He Works With After Twice Dismissed Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
“I will never be alone in a room with a woman that I work with, like ever, ever again. Its too risky,” American singer and songwriter Jason Derulo in an interview with Graham Bensinger declared, stating how easily a situation can be twisted andthe devastating the consequences thereafter. This is coming after sexual harassment claims...
Imo State Authorities Close Hotel And Mortuary Amid Organ Harvesting Investigation.
Operatives of the Imo State Police Command have uncovered a hotel and a mortuary allegedly used by a criminal syndicate for kidnapping, ransom collection and organ harvesting along the Airport–Owerri–Aba Road in Ngor Okpala Local Government Area. The command added that the action formed part of an ongoing crackdown on kidnapping and violent crimes, led...
Car Bomb Outside Mexican Police Station Kills Five, Injures Three
Mexican authorities reported that at least five people were killed and three were injured after a car exploded outside a police headquarters in the western state of Michoacan on Saturday. The explosion took place shortly before noon local time (1800 GMT) on Saturday in front of the police headquarters in the coastal city of Coahuayana,...
Man Arrested After Pepper Spray Attack During Robbery At London’s Heathrow Airport Parking Garage
Police arrested a man at London’s Heathrow Airport on Sunday after a crowd of people were hit with pepper spray during a robbery at a parking garage that caused several hours of travel disruptions. Five people were taken by ambulance to a hospital and another 16, including a 3-year-old girl, were treated at the scene,...
Turkish Police Officer Dies From Gunshot Wounds Suffered In Istanbul Drug Raid
A police officer died Monday after being shot and seriously wounded during an early morning drug raid in Istanbul, Turkish officials said. Officer Emre Albayrak died of his wounds in a hospital. He was part of a special operations team carrying out the raid in the Cekmekoy district on Istanbul’s Asian side. “Our police officer...
Woman Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison For Blackmailing Soccer Star Son Heung-Min
A woman has been sentenced to four years in prison for blackmailing soccer star Son Heung-min, a South Korean court said Monday. The woman, identified only as Yang, was charged with extorting 300 million won ($204,000) from Son in 2024 after sending him an ultrasound photo of a baby that she claimed was his and...
U.S Court Sentences 40-Year-Old Nigerian Serial Scammer To 20 Years In Prison, Subject To Removal From Host Country Upon Completion Of His Term Of Imprisonment.
Nigerian 40-year-old serial scammer man Oluwaseun Adekoya, with many aliases of Cliffside Park, New Jersey, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Adekoya Led Conspiracies That Stole and Laundered Over $2 Million by Impersonating People All Over the Country. According to the FBI, a jury found Adekoya guilty of bank fraud conspiracy, money laundering...
“Bye-Bye, Abdul.”—Homeland Security Threatens To Deport Illegal Immigrant, As It Links Somalia Man To Minnesota’s Top Sanctuary Politicians.
“Bye-bye, Abdul” Homeland security stated in a post on X as photos of Abdul Dahir Ibrahim, a Somali Illegal Alien convicted in the Minnesota fraud scheme, posing alongside Ilhan Omar and Tim Walz surfaces. The security agency affirmed that: “Criminal illegal alien, Abdul Dahir Ibrahim has been linked to Minnesota’s top sanctuary politicians.” Congresswoman Ilhan...
High School Student, 18, Charged With Arson In Fire That Burned New York City Subway Passenger
A New York City high school senior was jailed Friday on a federal arson charge after authorities say he set a fire that severely burned a sleeping subway passenger. Hiram Carrero, 18, was not required to enter a plea during his arraignment in Manhattan federal court. The fire early Monday morning is the latest in...










