DNA testing links teen's 1974 murder to serial killer Ted Bundy
Accused murderer Ted Bundy leans back in his chair as trial judge Edward Cowart speaks, in Tallahassee, Fla., April 26, 1979. (AP Photo/Mark Foley, File)
· Hannah Schoenbaum
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Death of Myanmar refugee in Buffalo ruled a homicide by authorities
This image from body camera video provided by the Buffalo Police Department shows Nurul Amin Shah Alam, center, led by Buffalo Police officers, Feb. 15, 2025, in Buffalo, N.Y. (Buffalo Police Department via AP, File)
In times of conflict and chaos, the courts still show Trump who’s boss
There was a potentially telling moment at the US Supreme Court on Wednesday as Chief Justice John Roberts questioned Donald Trump’s solicitor-general, John Sauer, during a hearing about birthright citizenship.
· Michael Koziol
'Dance for me': Australian Harrods survivor tells of Mohamed Al Fayed abuse
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· Syan Vallance
Crown prosecutors advising UK police over former Prince Andrew case
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Fresno family awarded $56.5M after on the lam drunk driver killed high-flying doctoral student
The life of a “golden” girl from Fresno praised by her peers, family and friends for her kindness has been valued at $56.5 million, a judge ruled in a wrongful death suit against the rogue drunk driver who killed her.
· Ross O'Keefe
Trump takes a front-row seat for oral arguments at Supreme Court
President Donald Trump leaves the U.S. Supreme Court, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Anthony Peltier)
· Fatima Hussein
Hundreds rally for birthright citizenship at supreme court: ‘We are an immigrant nation’
Some underscore Trump’s unprecedented court appearance as protesters defend 14th amendment right
· Joseph Gedeon
The obstacles police face trying to build a case against Dezi Freeman’s accomplices
The task of building a case against those who helped police killer Dezi Freeman during his seven months on the run is expected to face “serious obstacles”.
· Cameron Houston
Tiger Woods seeking treatment that could ‘possibly’ keep him out of jail — but golfer will face tough consequences
Tiger Woods’ vow to enter treatment could help keep the golfer out of jail — but he will still have to pay for his DUI arrest with potential community service, revoked license and more sentencing terms.
· Teresa Roca, Leah Bitsky
CPS advising UK police on investigation into Andrew and Mandelson links to Epstein
Crown Prosecution Service confirms support on inquiries after arrests on suspicion of misconduct in public office
· Emine Sinmaz
Former New York prison guard convicted of manslaughter in inmate's fatal beating
The Mid-State Correctional Facility is seen on April 16, 2025, in Marcy, N.Y. (AP Photo/Michael Hill, File)
Twisted past emerges as friend of suspect in LA love-triangle murder says violence wasn’t a shock
A tangled past comes to light as a family friend of the LA love-triangle murder suspect reveals that violence was always expected.
· David Thompson
Luigi Mangione’s bid for 2027 murder trial fails as judge sets October start date
Luigi Mangione’s bid to push back his federal trial to early 2027 failed Wednesday — as a federal judge ruled he will face murder charges in the slaying of healthcare CEO Brian Thompson starting in October.
· Kyle Schnitzer
Tiger Woods decides whether he will compete in 2026 Masters after DUI arrest
Tiger Woods will skip the 2026 Masters Tournament after he was arrested and charged with DUI.
· Tamantha Ryan
‘This is an apartheid regime’: Critics decry Israel’s new death penalty law
When Israel passed a death penalty law that solely targets Palestinians, it was to be expected that the country’s far right would celebrate. Even as much of the international community roundly condemns Israel for the law – with the United Nations human rights chief calling it a possible “war crime” – there has been …
· Al Jazeera
Judge grants slight delay in Luigi Mangione's federal trial
Luigi Mangione is escorted into Manhattan state court in New York, Sept. 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)
· Michael R Sisak
Judge tosses family's lawsuit over killing of 'Cop City' activist
Belkis Terán, left, Daniel Paez, center, and Pedro Terán, family members of Manuel Esteban Paez Terán, known as “Tortuguita,” in poster at right, embrace during a news conference, Monday, March 13, 2023, in Decatur, Ga. (AP Photo/Alex Slitz, File)
· R J Rico
Birth tourism industry thrives in Miami as Supreme Court showdown gets underway
Birth tourism has become big business, as concierge services and others rake in cash assisting foreigners who want to have their babies in the U.S.
· Fox News
Chevron fights accusations of price manipulation at California gas pumps
Chevron has filed a motion in a California US District Court to dismiss a lawsuit against the oil and petroleum giant that alleges it manipulated prices in the state.
· Zain Khan
Quadruple amputee cornhole player held in murder case cites self-defense
Defense attorneys Hammad Matin, right, and Andrew Jezic, who are representing Dayton James Webber, speak to reporters outside of Charles County District Court in La Plata, Md.,, on Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Brian Witte)
· Brian Witte
Bike mob’s Bay Bridge blitz foiled as cops stop rogue riders storming city streets before freeway chaos
A massive “takeover” targeting the Bay Bridge was shut down before it could start, as California law enforcement blocked a surge of bicycle riders attempting to storm one of the state’s busiest commuter routes.
· Fox News
Beyond the brink: Why US-Israel strikes on Iran defy international law
THE coordinated military strikes by the United States and Israel on Iran on Feb. 28, 2026 as part of “Operation Epic Fury” have plunged the Middle East into a “war without law.” While Washington and Tel Aviv frame these actions as a “preemptive” necessity to neutralize nuclear threats and “Axis of Resistance” proxie…
· Enrique "Buko" Dela Cruz Jr.
Hong Kong woman loses HK$2.5 million in online collagen drinks scam
Victim tried to buy collagen drinks for HK$530 but was told the goods were out of stock and was offered refund
· Danny Mok
The trial of Jesus: When perfect justice was denied for grace to come to you
FOR those who have been falsely accused, unfairly treated or silently suffering under injustice — this is not just a story from the past. This is your story met by a Savior who understands.
· Jeremiah Belgica
Tiger Woods to miss Masters after stepping away for treatment following arrest after crash
Augusta National says five-time champion, who has pleaded not guilty to DUI charges after car crash last week, will miss year’s first major
· Reuters
Jen Shah and husband Sharrieff were ‘on the verge of a divorce’ pre-fraud charges
Jen Shah and her husband, Sharrieff “Coach” Shah, were on the rocks in the height of the reality star’s legal troubles.
· Riley Cardoza
Inside Gavin Newsom’s empire of fraud
California is a cash machine.
· Christopher Rufo, Ryan Thorpe, Kenneth Schrupp, Haley Strack
Three more men arrested over arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in London
British police said on Wednesday they had arrested three more men in connection with an arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in north London last month.
· Reuters
Man arrested after report of discrimination at Newcastle-Sunderland match
Sunderland’s Lutsharel Geertruida, left, and Brighton and Hove Albion’s Yankuba Minteh fight for the ball during the Premier League match in Sunderland, England, Saturday March 14, 2026. (Owen Humphreys/PA via AP)
Bullet-riddled man dies after late night shooting right outside Central Park
A bullet-riddled man found right outside Central Park died after the apparent shooting late Tuesday in Harlem, police said.
· Matt Troutman
Pakistani singer Ali Zafar wins #MeToo defamation case: Why it matters
A Lahore court has ruled in favour of Pakistani singer Ali Zafar in his defamation case against fellow singer Meesha Shafi. On Tuesday, the court ordered Shafi to pay Zafar 5 million rupees ($17,900) in damages.
· Sarah Shamim
Judge says Trump not immune from civil claims his Jan. 6 words incited riot
President Donald Trump speaks to reporters aboard Air Force One en route from West Palm Beach, Fla., to Joint Base Andrews, Md., Sunday, March 29, 2026. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
· Michael Kunzelman
Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong opens clay-court season with defeat at Houston Open
The 21-year-old, who won a Hong Kong Sports Stars Award on Tuesday, loses in straight sets to world No 35 American Alex Michelsen
· Ada Li
Senior Queensland judge criticises ‘glacial’ years-long delays in serious criminal trials
Exclusive: Justice Jim Henry published data from his own court revealing recent cases took more than a year to reach committal
· Ben Smee
Read Prince Harry’s flirty texts to journalist about ‘movie snuggles’ as privacy trial concludes
Prince Harry reportedly called a journalist “sugar” and mentioned their “movie snuggles” in a series of flirty Facebook messages from more than 10 years ago.
· Connor Surmonte
Ex-Dallas Cowboy Trysten Hill grins after arrest for allegedly assaulting pregnant woman
Former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Trysten Hill was arrested in Texas for allegedly assaulting a pregnant woman.
· Richard Pollina
‘RHOSLC’ star Jen Shah breaks silence after prison release: ‘I take full responsibility’
Jen Shah took full responsibility for her crimes nearly four months after she was released from prison following a fraud conviction.
· Tamantha Ryan
Plane passengers ‘horrified’ as ‘feral’ traveler sticks bare feet through seat gap: ‘Shouldn’t be allowed’
It was a real pedi crime.
· Ben Cost
Passenger dies mid-flight when Korean Air crew forgets to attach mask to oxygen tank: lawsuit
A Department of Defense employee died mid-flight after a panicked cabin crew forgot to attach her mask to an oxygen tank and failed to provide live-saving instructions on how to use a defibrillator, a lawsuit alleges.
· Patrick Reilly
Young lovers found dead in NYC home in tragic murder-suicide: cops
A 20-year-old man gunned down his 18-year-old girlfriend and then killed himself in a tragic murder-suicide in Queens early Wednesday, police sources told The Post.
· Joe Marino, Emily Crane
Minors among suspects in Paris bomb plot believed to be linked to Iran
Police stand outside the Bank of America building in Paris, Saturday, March 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Nicolas Garriga)
· Sylvie Corbet
Boy, 17, among new arrests over suspected arson attack on Jewish charity ambulances
Three people arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson, say police investigating Golders Green incident
· Matthewweaver
Supreme Court hears birthright citizenship case with Trump in room
The Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments on Wednesday on whether an executive order by President Donald Trump can upend what has long been the constitutional guarantee of citizenship for people born in the U.S., regardless of their parents' immigration status.
· Dan Mangan
UK finds pro-Palestine protest organisers guilty of breaching police rules
Two civil society leaders have been found guilty of breaching protest guidelines in the United Kingdom during a pro-Palestine demonstration in London last year.
· Al Jazeera Staff
Brainless Vegas traveler who abandoned adorable dog at airport to catch plane faces jail time
The brainless traveler accused of ditching a 2-year-old goldendoodle at Las Vegas’ Harry Reid Airport because she wanted to catch her flight faces jail after a judge issued a warrant.
· Chris Bradford
WA man charged with terrorism offences wrote of Bondi attacks in diary, court told
Jayson Joseph Michaels, now 20, has been charged with terrorism offences. (Facebook)
Luigi Mangione to appear in New York court in effort to postpone federal trial
Mangione’s request for postponement relates to his New York state case in the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO
· Victoria Bekiempis
Killer, rapist ex-cop’s execution on hold after DNA fails to give clear answer
The execution of a former police officer convicted of murdering and raping a young girl nearly 40 years ago will remain on hold after the Florida Supreme Court on Monday denied the state’s request to lift the stay, according to court documents.
· Fox News
US Supreme Court to hear constitutional test of birthright citizenship
Washington, DC – If you are born on US soil, are you automatically a citizen of the country?
· Joseph Stepansky