Ferguson Emailed Epstein About 'Baby Boy'
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein files reveal Sarah Ferguson congratulated him on a 'baby boy' in 2011, suggesting the paedophile may have had a secret child.
Category : Political Scandals
Missouri Abortion Rights Battle After Voter Victory
Missouri's Supreme Court ruling sparks celebration, but legal battles over abortion restrictions persist despite voter-approved constitutional protections, highlighting ongoing challenges in multiple states.
MP Dan Norris Further Arrested on Rape Charges
Independent MP Dan Norris has been further arrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault, voyeurism and upskirting against multiple women, with alleged offences spanning decades.
MP Dan Norris Rearrested on Sexual Offence Charges
Independent MP Dan Norris has been rearrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault, voyeurism and upskirting. The former Labour minister was originally arrested last year.
Bezos' Washington Post Crisis: Legacy in Peril
Margaret Sullivan analyses Jeff Bezos' stewardship of the Washington Post, warning that his recent decisions threaten to destroy a journalistic institution.
Epstein Files Reveal Alleged Sex Trafficking to Others
Freshly released Jeffrey Epstein documents allege he trafficked girls to associates like Harvey Weinstein and Leon Black, raising questions over official claims of no evidence for third-party investigations.
Woman Resolves Case After Priest Accusations
Heather Jones of Alabama has resolved a misdemeanor case opened after she accused priest Robert Sullivan of predatory behaviour, agreeing to probation.
Epstein's 'Devil' Remark in Unearthed Interview
A newly released two-hour interview with Jeffrey Epstein reveals his eerie response when asked if he was 'the devil himself', alongside admissions about his crimes.
Epstein Files: Key Figures Named from Trump to Gates
The latest release of Jeffrey Epstein files names prominent figures including Melania Trump, Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, and Bill Gates, with emails and photos emerging.
Cheerleading Coach's Sentence Appeal Rejected
Rosana Awan, a former cheerleading coach convicted of sexually abusing a teenager, has failed in her bid to reduce her 10-year prison sentence. The Court of Appeal dismissed arguments citing her ADHD diagnosis and other factors.
Europe's Groundhog Day: Security and Winter Challenges
As the US celebrates Groundhog Day, Europe faces its own political time loop with urgent warnings from leaders at the Oslo Security Conference about shifting US alliances and Russian aggression, while Eastern Europe battles extreme cold.
Record $138m 'Dark Money' to Australian Parties Before Reforms
Australian political parties received over $138 million from undisclosed sources in 2024-25, with new donation transparency rules set to begin in July.
Lisa Bloom: Epstein Victims' Lawyer on Weinstein and Justice
US lawyer Lisa Bloom discusses her 40-year career representing sexual misconduct victims, the Epstein files release, and the controversy over advising Harvey Weinstein.
Sinema Paid $9,000 to Guard in Affair Scandal
Former US Senator Kyrsten Sinema's campaign committee paid nearly $9,000 to a security guard she's accused of having an affair with, according to new FEC filings.
US Deputy AG: Epstein Case Review 'Is Over'
Deputy US Attorney General Todd Blanche states the Epstein-Maxwell case review has ended, while Democrats demand full document release under transparency laws.
Mandelson Denies Epstein Payments as Pressure Mounts
Lord Mandelson says he has no recollection of receiving $75,000 from Jeffrey Epstein as documents suggest. Political pressure grows for him to testify before US Congress.
Mandelson Denies Epstein Payments Amid Political Fallout
Lord Peter Mandelson claims no memory of receiving $75,000 from Jeffrey Epstein as documents suggest payments. Housing Secretary Steve Reed urges evidence sharing while Trevor Phillips declares Mandelson's political career over.
Epstein Files Reveal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Photos and Emails
The US Department of Justice has released over 3 million documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case, including photos of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and emails suggesting contact with Epstein after his house arrest.
Mandelson Under Pressure to Testify on Epstein as Friend Warns of End
Pressure intensifies for Lord Peter Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to testify before US Congress on Jeffrey Epstein links, with Housing Secretary urging evidence sharing.
Man Spared Death Penalty for Girl's Alligator Murder
Harrel Braddy, 76, receives life sentence for kidnapping and abandoning five-year-old Quatisha Maycock in Florida's Everglades in 1998, after jurors reject death penalty.
Epstein Files Release Sparks Outrage Over Victim Exposure
Attorneys for Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking survivors condemn the US Justice Department's handling of newly released documents, citing 'ham-fisted redactions' that expose victims while shielding alleged perpetrators.
Second Woman Claims Epstein Trafficked Her to UK for Andrew
A second woman alleges Jeffrey Epstein sent her to the UK for a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew, with her lawyer revealing she toured Buckingham Palace afterwards.
Mandelson Tried to Change Banker Bonus Policy for Epstein
Newly released emails show Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein he was trying to amend government policy on bankers' bonuses, while Epstein paid thousands to Mandelson's husband.
Tokyo Court Orders North Korea to Pay Victims of 'Paradise' Scheme
A Tokyo court has ordered North Korea to pay 20m yen each to plaintiffs lured by a 'paradise on Earth' scheme, exposing decades of exploitation and human rights abuses.
LA Olympics Chief Regrets Maxwell Emails
Casey Wasserman, head of the Los Angeles Olympics committee, has expressed deep regret over 2003 email exchanges with Ghislaine Maxwell, revealed in the latest Epstein file release.
Louisiana Mardi Gras Shooting: Six Injured, One Arrested
Six people, including a child, were shot during a Mardi Gras parade in Clinton, Louisiana. One suspect is in custody as police search for the vehicle used in the attack.
Epstein Lawyers' Cooperation Talks Revealed
Newly disclosed documents show lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein discussed potential cooperation with authorities, shedding light on legal strategies in the high-profile case.
NSW Removes 'Good Character' from Sentencing
New South Wales becomes the first Australian state to legislate against considering 'good character' in sentencing hearings, following a review led by retired judge Peter McClellan.
Epstein Wanted Sarah Ferguson to Deny Paedophile Claims
Newly released documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein asked Sarah Ferguson to issue a statement denying he was a paedophile as part of a PR strategy, with emails showing his demands and her past gratitude.
Mandelson Emails Show Epstein Bonus Policy Lobbying
Newly released emails reveal Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein he was 'trying hard' to change UK bankers' bonus tax policy months after Epstein paid his husband £10,000.
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