Jam Master Jay Murder Suspect to Plead Guilty in 2002 Case
Jay Bryant, one of three men charged in the 2002 killing of Run-DMC star Jam Master Jay, is negotiating a plea deal in New York, court documents reveal.
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DOJ Probes Eric Swalwell Over Sexual Assault Claims
The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into former Democratic representative Eric Swalwell following his resignation from Congress due to multiple sexual misconduct allegations.
Trump Pardons Cut Millions from Crime Victims Fund
A Trace analysis shows presidential pardons of white-collar criminals have slashed over $113 million from the Crime Victims Fund, impacting domestic violence shelters and gun violence survivors nationwide.
Law Pardons Women Convicted for Abortions in England and Wales
MPs and peers have approved legislation to pardon women convicted of illegal abortions dating back to the 1800s, expunge police records, and halt future prosecutions in England and Wales.
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Children 'Low-Hanging Fruit' in Fight to End Trans Care, Official Says
An official at a pro-Trump thinktank described children as 'low-hanging fruit' in a broader effort to ban gender-affirming care for all Americans, revealing a coordinated assault on transgender rights.
Quinn Convicted After 23 Years, Exposing Police Failures
Paul Quinn has been found guilty of a 2003 rape after 23 years, revealing systemic failures that led to Andrew Malkinson's wrongful 17-year imprisonment. A public inquiry will examine police and prosecutorial misconduct.
Man Found Guilty of Rape That Led to Wrongful Conviction
Paul Quinn has been found guilty of a 2003 rape for which Andrew Malkinson was wrongfully jailed for 17 years. The conviction follows fresh DNA evidence, raising serious questions about police handling of the case.
Innocent Man Freed as Serial Offender Convicted for Rape
Paul Quinn, a prolific sex offender, has been found guilty of a 2003 rape that wrongfully imprisoned Andrew Malkinson for 17 years, highlighting systemic failures in justice.
Rapist Guilty After Innocent Man Jailed 17 Years
Paul Quinn has been found guilty of a 2003 rape in Salford, while Andrew Malkinson spent 17 years wrongly imprisoned for the attack. DNA evidence finally linked Quinn to the crime after scientific advances.
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D4vd Arrested for Murder of Teen Found in His Tesla
Singer D4vd, legally David Anthony Burke, has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose remains were discovered in his Tesla last year. The LAPD executed a warrant at his Hollywood Hills home.
Pope Leo's Moral Stand: A Voice of Reason in a Cruel World
In a world rife with conflict and cruelty, Pope Leo emerges as an unlikely voice of reason, decrying war and greed while sparking a global conversation on morality and leadership.
Trans Lives in Britain: One Year After Supreme Court Ruling
A comprehensive look at how the Supreme Court's decision on sex definitions has impacted trans people across the UK, from organizations to daily life.
Trump AI Images as Jesus Cause Widespread Backlash
Donald Trump's reposting of AI-generated images depicting him as Jesus Christ and other figures has ignited controversy, drawing criticism from both political opponents and some allies.
Australian Court Warns Lawyers Over AI Use, Sets Penalties
Australia's federal court has released new rules for lawyers using generative AI, warning of adverse costs orders and legal consequences for misleading the court with AI-generated errors.
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Colombia VP Márquez Cites Racism as Source of Frustration
Francia Márquez, Colombia's first Black vice-president, discusses racism, strained ties with President Petro, and obstacles faced during her term in an exclusive interview.
New Accuser Says Eric Swalwell Sexually Assaulted Her in 2018
Lonna Drewes claims Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell drugged and raped her at a West Hollywood hotel. Los Angeles authorities are investigating the allegations as Swalwell resigns from Congress.
Guardian Corrects Nottingham Attacks, Interview Dates
The Guardian has issued corrections for errors in reporting on the Nottingham killings by Valdo Calocane and the collapse of musician Angelo De Augustine, along with other recent article amendments.
Swalwell and Gonzales Resign from Congress Over Allegations
Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell and Republican Tony Gonzales have resigned from the House of Representatives following bipartisan pressure over sexual misconduct allegations, throwing California's gubernatorial race into disarray.
Joint Enterprise Sentencing Overhaul Urged in New Report
A new report reveals joint enterprise convictions have soared since the 1980s, disproportionately targeting young black men and calling for a separate, less harsh sentencing framework for secondary parties.
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Lesbian Group's Trans Exclusion Case Returns to Tribunal
A Victorian lesbian group's legal battle to exclude transgender women from public events will return to tribunal after federal court identifies legal errors in previous ruling.
Man Arrested for 1990 Murder After Wife's Disappearance Conviction
Bob McCaffrey, previously convicted for obstructing justice in his wife's 2012 disappearance, has been arrested for the 1990 murder of Lisa McBride in New Jersey, linked by DNA evidence.
Katy Perry Investigated by Police Over Ruby Rose Allegations
Victoria Police are investigating sexual assault allegations made by actress Ruby Rose against pop star Katy Perry, stemming from a 2010 incident in Melbourne.
Judge Dismisses Trump's WSJ Lawsuit, Allows Refiling
A Florida judge has dismissed Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit over a Wall Street Journal report about a lewd drawing sent to Jeffrey Epstein, citing lack of malice. Trump has two weeks to refile with new evidence.
Southport Inquiry Reveals Systemic Failures in Attack Case
A 700-page report details how dozens of warning signs about Axel Rudakubana were missed by multiple agencies, with no single body taking responsibility for the teenager who killed three children.
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US Man Re-Interviewed Over Wife's Bahamas Disappearance
Bahamian police are questioning Brian Hooker again after his wife Lynette vanished from their dinghy. Family members express doubts about his account of the incident.
Kuwait Journalist Detained Over Reporting on US-Iran Conflict
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a Kuwaiti-American journalist, was arrested in Kuwait for reporting on a friendly fire incident, sparking fears of a crackdown on free speech in the Gulf region.
Spanish PM's Wife Begoña Gómez Charged with Corruption
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's wife, Begoña Gómez, faces charges of embezzlement and influence peddling after a two-year investigation triggered by a far-right-linked group.
Stepbrother Charged in Cheerleader Sister's Cruise Ship Killing
A 16-year-old stepbrother faces adult prosecution for the murder and aggravated sexual abuse of his 18-year-old stepsister, whose body was found hidden under a bed during a family cruise.
Online Abuse Against Women in Politics: Seven Patterns
Research reveals online abuse targeting women in public life follows a pattern of seven elements, including defamation and threats, as seen in Stella Creasy's case.
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Swalwell Quits Governor Race After Sexual Assault Claims
Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell has suspended his campaign for California governor following multiple sexual assault and misconduct allegations from former staff and other women.
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