The heartbroken widow of the Long Island man killed when he was violently yanked into an MRI machine has accused the radiology office of negligence for not telling her husband to remove his 20-pound chain from his neck.
A Haifa resident has been arrested on suspicion of carrying out missions for Iranian intelligence, including allegedly producing explosives intended to target former prime minister Naftali Bennett, read a joint statement issued by police and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) on Thursday.
More than half of immigrant households in the United States use welfare, costing taxpayers billions and making the programs less sustainable for Americans in need of help.
Two French nationals who returned home on Wednesday after being held for almost four years in Iran said they had never given up hope and would speak out about the "daily horror" of their Iranian prison.
Police say they are investigating whether damage to a Jeep Grand Cherokee reportedly involved in a kangaroo strike on the Barkly Highway was pre-existing. (Supplied: NT Police)
Police say they are investigating whether damage to a Jeep Grand Cherokee reportedly involved in a kangaroo strike on the Barkly Highway was pre-existing. (Supplied: NT Police)
NEW YORK — Sean “Diddy” Combs ’ lawyers are poised to try to persuade federal appeals court judges that the hip-hop mogul was treated unfairly at the trial that sent him to prison on prostitution-related charges, and that the First Amendment should win his freedom.
The High Court of Justice has been asked to compel the state to carry out its earlier decision in the Ras Ein al-Auja case and to impose sanctions over delays, after Israeli authorities missed a court-ordered deadline to report on enforcement steps in the Jordan Valley matter.
The directors of the failed Melbourne Rebels rugby union club must hand over nearly $2.2 million to continue their lawsuit against Rugby Australia amid claims the sports governing body was seeking “Rolls-Royce” treatment for its legal team.
Australia must acknowledge “wrongdoing” in Afghanistan while also respecting the rule of law following the arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith, says shadow defence minister and former SAS captain Andrew Hastie.
WA Police are investigating an incident caught on camera in Broome on Tuesday where a police officer pushed a woman to the ground during a tense arrest of another person.
An unmarked police car involved in a crash on the Gold Coast was later found to be unregistered, with the Queensland Police Union criticising the service for allowing officers to drive it.
Seoul police said Wednesday they will file a civil lawsuit seeking damages from a man who made more than 100 false emergency reports over nine months, apparently in an attempt to be sent to prison.
An umbrella teachers’ union on Thursday called for stronger legal protections after a middle school student assaulted a teacher in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, leaving her with injuries requiring two weeks of treatment.
Activists and legal experts have condemned an Indian court’s verdict that handed down three life sentences to prominent Kashmiri separatist Aasiya Andrabi, saying the harsh sentencing of a 64-year-old woman “fits a broader pattern” of India’s policy with dissenting voices in the disputed region.
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British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper described Israel's attacks across Lebanon on Wednesday as "deeply damaging", stressing a need for resolution to hostilities in the region.
Border Force has warned the fight against illegal tobacco and its links to organised crime will not be won without dealing with the high prices of legal products, despite the agency revealing it is seizing almost 6 million illicit cigarettes a day.
A US Marine was fatally stabbed during a massive North Carolina brawl — and disturbing video that captured him bleeding out on the side of the road has placed responding officers under heavy scrutiny.
Supporters of presidential candidate Rafael López Aliaga, of the Popular Renewal party, dance as they arrive at a campaign rally in the Manchay neighborhood of Lima, Peru, Saturday, April 4, 2026. (AP Photo/Martin Mejia)