Podcast Tips Lead to Arrests in 1982 Louisiana Cold Case
Four men arrested in the 1982 murder of 16-year-old Roxanne Sharp after tips from a true-crime podcast and DNA advances helped solve the decades-old case.
Category : Politics
UK May Send Afghan Asylum Seekers Back to Taliban
Shabana Mahmood signals possible returns programme for rejected Afghan asylum seekers, monitoring EU-Taliban talks, a move that would reverse UK policy and shock humanitarian groups.
Maine Governor Vetoes Datacenter Moratorium
Maine Governor Janet Mills vetoed a bill that would have imposed the first US state freeze on large new datacenters, citing a specific project in Jay.
US Justice Department Revives Firing Squads for Executions
The US Justice Department announced steps to strengthen the federal death penalty, including firing squads and lethal injection, reversing Biden-era policies.
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Three Boys and Two Men Charged Over Kent Teen Rape
Kent police charge three boys and two men in connection with the rape of a teenage girl in Gravesend between March and April.
Louisiana Mall Shooting Victim Identified as 17-Year-Old
Martha Odom, 17, died in a Louisiana mall shooting that wounded five others. A suspect surrendered on murder charges; another is sought.
Roommate Arrested After USF Student Found Dead, Second Missing
Hisham Abugharbeih, 26, was arrested after Zamil Limon's body was found on a bridge. Nahida Bristy remains missing in Tampa, Florida.
Colo. funeral home owner gets 30 years in corpse abuse
Carie Hallford, 48, sentenced to 30 years for hiding nearly 200 decomposing bodies, defrauding families and Covid relief funds.
US Justice Dept Backs Musk's xAI in Colorado AI Law Case
The US Justice Department intervenes in Elon Musk's xAI lawsuit against Colorado's AI discrimination law, citing constitutional violations.
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Lama's Death Spurs Calls for Immigration Reform
Bikram Lama died sleeping rough in Sydney's Hyde Park. His death has prompted a reckoning, with councils and advocates demanding policy changes for people in 'immigration limbo'.
NDIS Cuts: 160,000 to Be Removed by 2030
The Albanese government announces major NDIS reforms, cutting 160,000 participants by 2030 to save $35bn, amid concerns over cost blowouts and eligibility changes.
Arsonists Target Melbourne Hospitality Venues, Motive Unknown
At least eight Melbourne hospitality venues have been firebombed since April 14. Police say motive is unclear, with no extortion threats, and suspect a 'Crimetasker' gig economy recruiting arsonists.
EU Leaders Seek Mutual Defence Plan Amid Trump Nato Row
EU leaders agree to prepare a blueprint for the mutual assistance clause amid concerns over US commitment to Nato under Trump. Key developments from Friday 24 April.
Australian Women and Children Leave Syrian Camp for Damascus
Four Australian women and nine children have left al-Roj camp in Syria, seeking to return to Australia under Syrian government control.
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Zelenskyy Visits Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia for Security Talks
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy held talks in Azerbaijan and Saudi Arabia on security and energy, while Russia and Ukraine swapped 193 prisoners each.
US Military Kills Two in Strike on Drug Boat in Pacific
The US military killed two people in a strike on a boat in the Pacific, part of a campaign that has killed at least 178 since September. Legal experts and rights groups challenge its legality.
OpenAI CEO Apologizes for Not Alerting Police Before Shooting
Sam Altman apologizes after OpenAI failed to alert police about a banned account linked to a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, that killed eight.
Booing at Anzac Day services; Roberts-Smith at Gold Coast
Indigenous speakers were booed at Anzac Day services in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, while Ben Roberts-Smith attended a separate Gold Coast dawn service.
Anzac Day 2026: Australia Commemorates 111th Anniversary
Memorial services across Australia marked the 111th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing, with Indigenous speakers booed and Ben Roberts-Smith attending a Gold Coast event.
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Iran Executes 16 Under Cover of War
Letters and videos from death row reveal stories of 16 men hanged in Iran amid US-Israel war, including youngest victim aged 18. Families live in fear.
Chornobyl Still at Risk 40 Years After Disaster Amid War
A Russian drone struck Chornobyl's confinement shelter in February 2025, risking collapse of the sarcophagus and release of nuclear fuel. Workers warn the site is not safe.
Titanic Sub Tragedy: Widow Recounts Harrowing Four-Day Wait
Christine Dawood speaks for the first time about losing her husband and son in the Titan submersible implosion, detailing the agonizing wait and her journey through grief.
Starmer's Position Eerily Echoes Johnson's Final Days
Former chief whip Simon Hart draws parallels between Keir Starmer's current struggles and Boris Johnson's dying days, warning that sacrificing others for self-preservation is not leadership.
Walsall Rapist's Misogynistic Online Rants Exposed
John Ashby, jailed for life for a racially motivated rape, posted videos showing violent misogyny and admiration for Andrew Tate.
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Pension Inheritance Tax: What You Need to Know Now
From April 2027, unused pension pots will face inheritance tax. Learn how to spend, gift, or invest to reduce the bill for your heirs.
Labour's 'Red Wall' at Risk of Collapse in May Elections
Voters in Barnsley, Sunderland, and Wakefield express frustration with Labour, with Reform UK gaining support. Council leaders warn of a 'political abyss' ahead.
King Charles Faces Trump in Washington as Ties Hit Low
King Charles III travels to Washington for a state dinner with Donald Trump amid the worst US-UK relations in 70 years, with tensions over Iran and Epstein.
Trump Dinner Visit Sparks Press Freedom Debate
Donald Trump will attend the White House correspondents' dinner for the first time as president, amid escalating attacks on the press and calls for a stronger stance from organizers.
UK Activists 'Liberating' Food Face Police Crackdown
Take Back Power group calls for mass shoplifting to protest inequality, leading to arrests as police crack down on civil disobedience across Britain.
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Bernardi Repays $40,000 for Rinehart Flights During SA Election
Cory Bernardi reimbursed over $40,000 for private flights from Gina Rinehart during the SA election campaign, complying with state donation laws.
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