Jeffrey Epstein's former lawyer and accountant testified before Congress that federal investigators never interviewed them about the financier's crimes, exposing significant gaps in the justice department's investigation.
Scotland's parole board now must consider if killers have refused to reveal victims' remains, a change known as Suzanne's Law, enacted to aid families seeking closure.
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell highlights prejudice and intolerance in Britain as Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, following an arson attack on a Jewish ambulance service.
Former Conservative justice minister Crispin Blunt has pleaded guilty to four drug charges, admitting possession of cannabis, crystal meth, and other illegal substances discovered during a police raid.
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A husband accused of driving his wife to suicide testified that she 'dreamed up' false abuse allegations. The trial at Winchester Crown Court hears conflicting accounts of their relationship.
Elizabeth Harker, 63, has been prohibited from contacting former deputy PM Angela Rayner after sending abusive voicemails threatening her and her son.
Gavin Burrows testifies from overseas that his signature was forged on a witness statement confessing to illegal activities for the publisher. The high court hears claims of a 'pack of lies' in the multimillion-pound case.
Stephen McCullagh's elaborate plan to fake a gaming livestream while murdering Natalie McNally collapses as jury convicts him of the brutal killing in Northern Ireland.
Dayton Webber, the first quadruple amputee to compete professionally in the American Cornhole League, faces murder charges after allegedly shooting a passenger during an argument in Maryland.
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Trump's sanctions against Francesca Albanese, a UN human rights expert, raise alarms over free speech erosion as academics and lawyers warn of chilling effects on dissent regarding Israel's actions in Gaza.
A California jury found Bill Cosby liable for sexual assault in a civil trial, awarding Donna Motsinger $59.25 million in damages for a 1972 incident.
A ground worker who hid a woman's body under a mattress and later buried her in a shallow woodland grave has been cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter.
Mohammed Durnion has been found guilty of manslaughter for killing Reanne Coulson, whose body was discovered in Binley Woods after being hidden for over five weeks.
A California jury awarded Donna Motsinger $19.25 million after finding Bill Cosby liable for drugging and raping her in 1972. The verdict follows a trial where evidence included Cosby's admission about obtaining Quaaludes.
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A panel of ICC judges has criticized a UN investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan, stating it failed to establish misconduct. The court's governing body meets Monday to assess the conflicting reports.
Arkansas police have arrested Kendra Duggar, wife of reality TV star Joseph Duggar, on misdemeanor child abuse charges, marking another scandal for the Duggar family.
A podcast delves into the Jeffrey Epstein case, uncovering key lessons about grooming behaviors and their implications for understanding abuse dynamics in society.
A new Guardian podcast, Off Duty, investigates the controversial conviction of Alexander Villa for the 2011 murder of Chicago officer Clifton Lewis, revealing systemic failures in the US justice system.
Pamela Gwinnett stole life savings from an 89-year-old, spent on Botox and luxuries, fled to Tenerife, and was sentenced to six years in absentia. Sky News confronts her.
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Scott Peyton, a former Catholic deacon excommunicated after leaving the church following his son's abuse by a priest, is still waiting for his Vatican appeal outcome over a year after it was due.
Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against Heather Danae Lewis, who was wrongly accused in an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church. Journalist Don Lemon was among those charged.
Seven years after the Christchurch mosque shootings, Australia still grapples with confronting its connection to the radicalization of the perpetrator and addressing deep-seated Islamophobia.
Jason Curtis, 24, has been found guilty of manslaughter in the retrial of Harrison Tomkins' killing. The victim was stabbed while asleep in a jealousy-fueled attack orchestrated by Kaydon Prior.
A former pro-Kremlin lawyer who publicly denounced Vladimir Putin as a war criminal has been admitted to a psychiatric hospital in St. Petersburg, raising concerns about punitive psychiatry.
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Three men have pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring to rape and sexually assault a man's wife after she was allegedly drugged by her husband, with a trial set for September.
Darren Indyke, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime attorney, told House lawmakers he was unaware of the financier's sexual abuse and trafficking activities during his employment, a claim survivors' attorneys call 'deeply troubling'.
Former reality TV star Joseph Duggar faces child molestation charges in Florida after arrest in Arkansas, following his brother Josh's prior conviction for child abuse images.
The Northern Territory coroner concluded the inquest into Bradley John Murdoch's death from throat cancer. The notorious killer refused to disclose where he hid Peter Falconio's body, yelling at police to 'get out' on his deathbed.
Three victims of IRA bombings have withdrawn their civil lawsuit against former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams on the final day of trial at the Royal Courts of Justice.
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Lea Rusha, involved in the £53m Securitas robbery in Kent, has been approved for release under strict conditions, with £30m still missing. The Parole Board cites public safety concerns.
