Hunter S Thompson Death Confirmed as Suicide by Colorado Probe
Colorado investigators have reaffirmed that journalist Hunter S Thompson's 2005 death was a suicide following a review prompted by his wife's concerns.
Category : Political Scandals
White House Doctored Photo Unlikely to Derail Case
Legal experts analyse the impact of a White House doctored photo of Nekima Levy Armstrong, arrested in Minneapolis, on her criminal case proceedings.
Guardian Corrections: Perry, Slotover, Hayden
The Guardian has published corrections regarding Philippa Perry's profession, Matthew Slotover's role, and Matthew Hayden's retirement date, alongside other amended articles.
Swiss Bar Owner Released on Bail After Fatal Fire
Jacques Moretti, co-owner of Le Constellation bar where 40 died in a fire, has been released on bail with strict conditions as the negligent homicide investigation continues.
Mangione Murder Trial Jury Selection Set for 8 September
Luigi Mangione's federal murder trial for the killing of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson will begin with jury selection on 8 September, as announced by Judge Margaret Garnett in a packed Manhattan courtroom.
Paedophile jailed for life over 'nightmare' child rape messages
Edward Gratwick, 68, receives life sentence with minimum 20 years for 38 child sex offences involving encrypted apps and planning to abuse children as young as six.
UAE Funds Gaza's First Planned Community with Biometrics
The United Arab Emirates plans to finance Gaza's first planned community near Rafah, requiring biometric data submission for access to services like education and healthcare.
Five Arrested in Indiana Judge Shooting
Five individuals have been arrested in connection with the shooting of an Indiana judge and his wife at their Lafayette home, with three facing attempted murder charges amid ongoing investigations.
Spanish Court Drops Julio Iglesias Assault Complaint
Spanish prosecutors have shelved a sexual assault and human trafficking complaint against Julio Iglesias, citing lack of jurisdiction as alleged offences occurred outside Spain.
Man Denies Attack on Barron Trump's Friend Was Jealousy
A London court hears a man accused of assaulting a friend of Barron Trump denies jealousy motivated the attack during a FaceTime call with the president's son.
London Rape Accused Jealous Over Barron Trump Messages
Matvei Rumiantsev, on trial for rape and assault in London, told jurors he was jealous of the victim's messages to Barron Trump, Donald Trump's son.
Trump's Turbulent Davos Week Sparks Global Tensions
Donald Trump's presence at the World Economic Forum in Davos shifted focus to his aggressive policies, with few dissenting voices amid fears of retaliation and economic coercion.
Former Tory Councillor Admits Drugging and Raping Ex-Wife
Philip Young pleads guilty to 48 offences including 11 counts of rape and 14 counts of voyeurism against his ex-wife over 14 years, with other men also facing charges.
Ex-Conservative Councillor Admits Drugging and Raping Wife
Philip Young, a former Conservative councillor in Swindon, has pleaded guilty to nearly 50 offences including rape, drugging, and voyeurism against his ex-wife over 14 years.
Hate Speech Laws Undermine Democracy, Critics Warn
Australia's new hate speech legislation faces intense scrutiny for vague definitions and expanded executive powers that critics argue erode democratic freedoms.
Greenwich Man Jailed in Landmark Online Threat Case
A 24-year-old Greenwich man has been sentenced to prison for threatening to rape a teenage girl and encouraging self-harm in a landmark case under new online safety laws.
Tadamon Massacre Survivors Seek Justice for Syrian Atrocities
Survivors of the Tadamon massacres in Damascus recount forced body burning and killings. With Assad's henchmen still active, justice remains elusive in Syria's ongoing conflict.
Labor's Hate Speech Laws: Concerns Over Protest Rights
Analysis of Australia's new hate speech legislation and its potential impact on protest groups, with government figures offering unclear guidance on enforcement.
Barron Trump Call Answered During Rape Allegation
A London court hears how Barron Trump's video call was answered during an alleged assault, prompting the US president's son to alert British police from across the Atlantic.
White House Posts Altered Image of Arrested Protester
Guardian analysis reveals White House digitally altered image of Nekima Levy Armstrong to show her crying, with skin tone darkened, following arrest at ICE protest.
Trump's Gaza Plan: A Shift from Partition
The Trump administration's new Gaza plan proposes a unified Palestinian-run territory, moving away from partition. It faces immediate tests with the Rafah crossing opening and Hamas disarmament.
Trump's Gold 'Board of Peace' Logo Resembles UN Emblem
Donald Trump unveils a gold 'board of peace' logo at Davos that closely mirrors the UN emblem, drawing European criticism over its US-centric design and $1bn membership fee.
Trump Expands NYT Defamation Suit Over Poll
Donald Trump announces he's expanding his defamation lawsuit against The New York Times to include an unfavorable opinion poll, calling it 'fake and fraudulent news'.
Liz Hurley Claims Phone Bugging in High Court Trial
Actress Liz Hurley gave emotional evidence at the High Court, alleging phone tapping and surveillance by the Daily Mail publisher, while denying suggestions of leaks among friends.
Peru President Faces Impeachment Over Secret Chinese Meetings
Peru's interim president José Jerí denies wrongdoing amid scandal over undisclosed meetings with Chinese businessmen, as opposition lawmakers seek impeachment.
Senate Investigates Ford Over Trump Climate Rollback Claims
US Senate committee expands investigation into Ford Motor Company following President Trump's comments suggesting CEO Jim Farley lobbied for environmental regulation rollbacks.
Rapper Murdered After Address Revealed in Drug Case
A London rapper was shot dead in a revenge killing after his new address was disclosed in media reports following a drug conviction, with killers using Google Earth and social media to track him.
Barron Trump 'Very Close' to Alleged Victim, Court Hears
Donald Trump's son Barron told police he was 'very close' with a woman he saw being assaulted on a video call, Snaresbrook crown court hears in a trial involving assault and rape charges.
Liz Hurley Accuses Daily Mail of Bugging Her Home
Actress Liz Hurley gave emotional testimony at the High Court, accusing the Daily Mail publisher of bugging her windowsill and tapping her landline in a privacy case.
London Man in Court Over Child Abuse Dark Web Forums
Matthew Slate, 36, from North London faces 15 charges including facilitating child sexual abuse as a moderator on dark web forums Olympus and Neverland, with allegations spanning over 18 months.
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