Police are pursuing suspects in the killings of a teacher and an electric cooperative executive, as investigations intensify and the community calls for justice.
A 26-year-old woman died in Decatur, Illinois, after what police describe as an accidental shooting; authorities continue investigating the circumstances.
A Six Nations man convicted of manslaughter has allegedly threatened to kill again, prompting renewed legal scrutiny and concern within the community.
A Houston mother mourns her daughter, killed during a house party on Dagg Road, as police continue investigating the fatal shooting.
Friends and family gather in Tempe to honor a former Arizona State University triathlete killed in a crash involving an alleged DUI driver.
ICHRP calls on the ICC to issue arrest warrants against Senators Bong Go and Ronald dela Rosa in connection with the court’s investigation into Duterte’s drug war.
Solar-powered irrigation systems in Camarines Norte aim to boost rice and vegetable output, offering farmers steadier water access and climate resilience.
A major fire devastates a Kano market, destroying goods worth about ₦5 billion and leaving seven people feared missing as investigations begin.
The Basilan ferry tragedy deepens as the death toll rises to 57 following three more recoveries, with over 20 still missing and accountability efforts underway.
Clashes between rival armed groups erupted in Janzour, western Tripoli, causing property damage, injuries, and panic among residents before security forces restored calm.
A student’s killing in France, reportedly linked to extremist activists, has triggered political tensions and a criminal investigation as officials urge calm.
Two skiers were killed and one injured after an avalanche struck near Courmayeur in Italy. Rescue teams responded as authorities review snow and safety conditions.
At least 32 people were killed after armed assailants attacked villages in north-west Nigeria. Residents say homes were burned and families displaced as security forces search for suspects.
A customer allegedly threw straws at staff at a LiHO outlet in Hougang Mall. A police report has been filed and investigations are ongoing.
At least 53 people are dead or missing after a migrant boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea, with rescue teams continuing search efforts.
The accused in the Bondi Beach terror attack made his first court appearance in Sydney, where charges were formally addressed and the case moves forward.
Freed Israeli hostage Arbel Yehoud described enduring near-daily sexual assault during her captivity in Gaza, her testimony now part of a broader account of survival and trauma.
Larry the cat marks 15 years as Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street, serving six prime ministers and becoming a beloved symbol of quiet continuity in British public life.
Nasser Hospital in Gaza has rejected MSF’s claims of armed men in its compound, calling them unsubstantiated and reaffirming its commitment to medical neutrality amid ongoing conflict.
Trump’s inward-looking worldview has prompted Europe to quietly redefine its transatlantic ties, weighing alliance against autonomy amid shifting global trust.
Armed raids on villages in Niger State, northern Nigeria, have left at least 46 dead, deepening grief in a region long scarred by recurring violence.
At the Munich Security Conference, the UK foreign secretary said Reform UK and the Greens risk undermining Britain’s NATO commitment, prompting debate on defence priorities.
At the Munich Security Conference, China’s foreign minister urged reform of global governance to restore balance and fairness in a system straining under modern challenges.
Israel’s new land policies deepen control in the West Bank, diminishing Palestinian Authority influence through quiet administrative shifts rather than overt annexation.