India and Japan are translating strategic defence commitments into practical cooperation, strengthening military coordination, technology partnerships and regional security efforts.
European Union officials have backed the International Criminal Court amid criticism from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Washington.
Federal prosecutors cited James Comey’s novel FDR Drive in his trial over a seashell post allegedly threatening Donald Trump. The move blends literary analysis with legal argument in a high-profile case.
Massachusetts police are searching for a possibly armed woman linked to the shooting death of an off-duty officer. The community is on alert as investigators work to locate the suspect.
After losing the Minnesota GOP gubernatorial primary by 11 points, Mike Lindell announced he would personally fund a recount. The move highlights ongoing tensions over election integrity within the party.
Internal warnings about the Reflecting Pool’s peeling epoxy predated the Trump administration’s vandalism claims. Charges were later dropped as evidence pointed to natural wear, not sabotage.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis suspended Palm Beach County Clerk Michael Caruso after his arrest on felony child sexual abuse charges. The move highlights a zero-tolerance stance on crimes against children.
Incumbent Senator Lisa Murkowski advanced in Alaska’s U.S. Senate primary under the state’s ranked-choice voting system, defeating challenger Kelly Tshibaka. The result highlights the impact of electoral reform on political outcomes.
An investigation found that retired superintendent Dr. Demetrus Liggins fabricated a legal threat to intimidate Kentucky State Rep. Adrielle Camuel. The act aimed to silence her criticism of the school district.
Plans to build border infrastructure in Big Bend National Park have faced bipartisan opposition. Critics argue it harms the environment, while the administration cites security needs.
An LAPD officer who recorded colleagues making racist remarks will not face felony charges. Prosecutors cited public interest and the importance of exposing misconduct as key factors in the decision.
Australia expressed outrage after Israel decided not to prosecute those responsible for killing Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom in Gaza. The decision has strained diplomatic ties and raised concerns about accountability.
Erin Patterson is appealing her conviction for triple murder, citing procedural errors. The Crown opposes the appeal and seeks to ensure she serves her full sentence without parole.
A NSW Supreme Court judge ruled that labeling anti-Israel graffiti as antisemitic was imprecise, stating the vandal was motivated by politics, not hate. The decision highlights legal distinctions between criticism and prejudice.
Public servants have repaid hundreds of thousands of dollars in personal expenses charged to government cards. The ANAO audit highlighted the need for stronger oversight and ethical training.
Two boys have been charged after a teen suffered a fractured skull in an alleged bashing in Logan. The incident has sparked community concern and discussions on youth violence.
ICE plans to buy thousands of “G.L.O.V.E.” shock gloves to help gain compliance, according to a Department of Homeland Security notice.
The UK government has published new behaviour guidelines for asylum seekers, outlining expected conduct while applications are processed.
A new survey finds that 47% of French respondents view the European Union unfavorably, up four percentage points from 2024.
A Pakistani cleric claims thousands of youths were sent to Kashmir, reviving scrutiny of Hafiz Saeed’s alleged militant networks.
Israel’s military has cleared the soldiers involved in a 2024 Gaza strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers, including Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom, of criminal wrongdoing. The military acknowledged serious operational failures but said the incident did not warrant criminal charges.
France says violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank justifies sanctions imposed on Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
A Canadian official condemned Israel’s “unlawful invasion” and announced new aid for Lebanon amid escalating regional tensions in the region.
A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, as investigators expand their inquiry further.