Justice Department targets Minnesota in transgender athletes lawsuit
Attorney General Pam Bondi listens during a Cabinet meeting at the White House, Thursday, March 26, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
· Steve Karnowski
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Newest first · UTC+11:00New York Times says Pentagon flouting judge's order on access
The Pentagon and the surrounding area is seen in this aerial view in Washington, Jan. 26, 2020. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)
· Michael Kunzelman
Girl, 3, has intestines ripped out in freak pool drain accident — and miraculously survives
A 3-year-old girl miraculously survived a freak accident involving a pool drain — which ripped out her small intestine during a family vacation in Mexico, according to a lawsuit.
· Patrick Reilly
Angry parents push for legislative action after Meta court ruling: ‘Phones should be illegal for kids until they’re 18!’
Parents are desperate for help to protect their children from harmful social media platforms following two bombshell court rulings last week that fined the tech giant Meta with penalties in the millions.
· Marie Pohl
Palestine Action hunger striker arrested in dawn raid by masked police
A former Palestine Action-linked prisoner has been arrested under the Terrorism Act by masked police in a dawn raid on her home, weeks after she was released on bail.
· Middleeasteye
Florida hospital drops lawsuit after patient who refused to vacate room finally leaves
A sign is seen outside Tallahassee Memorial Hospital on Feb. 3, 2023, in Tallahassee, Fla. (AP Photo/Anthony Izaguirre, File)
PNP boosts police visibility in transport hubs
POLICE presence in key transportation hubs in Metro Manila and tourism hotspots across the country has been intensified as more travelers trooped to bus terminals and sea ports for the Holy Week, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said on Monday.
· Izel Abanilla, Benjamin L. Vergara
FinTech Alliance PH urges stronger fraud defense, digital trust
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· The Manila Times
Police kill Australian fugitive after long manhunt
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· Agence France-Presse
French Court Sentences Russia-Linked Tanker Captain to 1 Year in Jail
A French court Monday issued an arrest warrant and a one-year jail sentence against the Chinese captain of a suspected Russian "shadow fleet" tanker over failing to comply with orders to stop his ship.
· AFP
Grinning wife who shot up party where husband chatted to her boyfriend gets smile wiped off face with hefty sentence
This should wipe the smile off her face.
· Chris Bradford
Interpol arrest warrant requested in Congo-Brazzaville for Jean-Guy Blaise Mayolas
Football federation president on the run with wife and son
· Ed Aarons, Romain Molina
Thieves steal paintings by Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse from Italian museum
ROME — Three paintings by French masters Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cezanne, and Henri Matisse, reportedly worth an estimated $10 million in total, have been stolen from a museum in northern Italy, police said on Monday.
· Reuters
Delware judge steps aside from Elon Musk cases over ‘bias’ in supporting LinkedIn post that mocked him
A Delaware judge said Monday she will step aside from several cases involving Elon Musk after his lawyers accused her of bias over a LinkedIn post that appeared to show her “supporting” commentary mocking the billionaire.
· Ariel Zilber
Este sheriff afirma que su departamento eliminó el sesgo racial. Los datos demuestran lo contrario.
En una aparición tras otra en programas de radio, el sheriff Jerry Sheridan ha declarado que su departamento ha erradicado el sesgo racial que lo aquejaba bajo el mandato de su antiguo jefe, Joe Arpaio. En consecuencia, añade rápidamente que un caso judicial histórico sobre discriminación racial, que rige gran parte…
· Rafael Carranza and Jesse Rieser
Fire alarm, pump systems switched off before tragedy, Tai Po blaze panel told
Electrical worker Wong Kin-wa says Wang Fuk Court office staff told him the switches were shut off for water tank repair work
· Matthew Cheng
Hong Kong man arrested on suspicion of taking upskirt images of woman shopper
Suspect, 36, seen holding Apple Watch while carrying bag that may have contained recording device at New Town Plaza in Sha Tin
· Danny Mok
Trump rips ‘dumb’ Supreme Justices ahead of critical birthright citizenship oral arguments
President Trump tore into the Supreme Court and the “dumb judges and justices” making up the US federal court system on Monday, as a case involving his executive order banning so-called “birthright citizenship” is scheduled for oral arguments Wednesday.
· Josh Christenson
Despicable moment man rubs his genitals on woman’s ear in Whole Foods
A woman’s grocery haul turned into a horrific moment when a man sexually assaulted her last week in Los Angeles County, leading sheriff’s deputies to respond.
· Zain Khan
Australia’s best photos of the month – March 2026
View image in fullscreenA member of Australia’s Iranian community reacts as a police officer removes him from the path of a bus taking members of the Iranian Women’s Asia Cup football team to the airport, outside the Royal Pines Resort on the Gold Coast.Photograph: Patrick Hamilton/AFP/Getty ImagesShareView image in…
Iconic LA actress reveals childhood connection to accused boy-toy trans killer
A prominent actress has been left stunned after being told the little girl she watched grow up is now in jail accused of killing her much older female lover.
· David Thompson
Suffolk County DA slams judge’s decision to release creep accused of kidnapping 4-year-old from LI laundromat
Suffolk County’s District Attorney blasted a Long Island judge’s decision to release a creep accused of snatching a 4-year-old from a laundromat — despite the “concerning” allegations of the case.
· Zoe Hussain
Recent $167m lottery winner arrested for allegedly stealing $12,000 in Kentucky
Burglary arrest was James Farthing’s latest run-in with the law after winning the Powerball jackpot last year
· Ramon Antonio Vargas
NBC host awkwardly apologizes for showing wrong Tiger Woods car crash after latest DUI arrest
NBC Sports struggled to keep track of Tiger Woods’ car crashes over the weekend.
· Riley Cardoza
Trump gives details about ‘secret ‘massive’ military complex being built under White House ballroom
WASHINGTON — President Trump confirmed Sunday that a “massive” military complex is being built under his vaunted White House ballroom, providing new details on the secret project that was exposed in a recent lawsuit.
· Ryan King
Tiger Woods sparks concern with inner circle after latest DUI arrest
Some close with Tiger Woods explained he’s “frustrated and depressed about his state of health” after his latest DUI arrest in a rollover crash Friday in Florida, according to People.
· Jenna Lemoncelli
Nepal’s new leader launches anti-corruption crackdown
Newly-elected Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah has launched an anti-corruption clampdown just days after being sworn in as the Himalayan country’s head of government.
· RT
Teacher of the Year finalist couldn’t keep away from kid she was charged with having sex with: ‘She is pretty stupid’
A finalist for Colorado’s Teacher of the Year used music and drugs to groom a 16-year-old student for sex — and then continued to contact him even after she was fired and hit with serious charges.
· Patrick Reilly
19-year-old killed by garbage truck while crossing street in NYC
A 19-year-old woman was struck and killed by a garbage truck in Queens late Sunday night, according to police.
· Patrick Reilly
Mamdani’s ‘empty Rikers’ plan would guarantee another crime spike
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s push to mindlessly free perps held at Rikers is a carbon copy of the de Blasio-era drive that immediately sent crime rates soaring; New Yorkers have zero reason to expect a different result.
· Post Editorial Board
Why have the US and Israel bombed more than 75 Iranian police facilities?
In the densely populated neighbourhoods of southern Tehran, the 11th Criminal Investigation Base once stood as a mundane symbol of local law enforcement. Its detectives investigated economic crimes, fraud and petty thefts.
· Al Jazeera Staff
Roads in Manila to be closed for Good Friday procession
MANILA, Philippines—The Manila Police District (MPD) on Monday said roads will be closed on Good Friday for the procession of the Nazarene.
· Allen Limos
The reason Tiger Woods doesn’t hire a driver revealed after DUI arrest
Tiger Woods has refused to hire a driver over the years due to privacy concerns, according to a new report.
· Riley Cardoza
What judges have said about birthright citizenship
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor speaks during a service for retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor in the Great Hall at the Supreme Court in Washington, Dec. 18, 2023. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, Pool, File)
Britney Spears has rare reunion with son Sean Preston, 20, on yacht getaway after her DUI arrest
Britney Spears had a rare reunion with her 20-year-old son, Sean Preston, following her DUI arrest.
· Sophia Melissa Caraballo Piñeiro
Cambodian lawmakers approve a tough new law targeting online scam operations
Bun Sosekha, Deputy Commissioner in charge of Security Unit, Phnom Penh Municipal Police, gives a tour of a scam center to journalists in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Wednesday, March 11, 2026. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith, file)
· Sopheng Cheang
Tiger Woods appears to be making a profit thanks to latest mugshot
Tiger Woods appears to be making a profit from his DUI car-crash arrest after fans rushed to buy the same polo shirt he was wearing in his now infamous mugshot.
· Emily Crane
Birthright citizenship case hits close to home for immigrant mother
The U.S. Supreme Court is seen in Washington on Feb. 24, 2026. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
· Mark Sherman
Unknown gunmen kill more than 70 in South Sudan after a dispute at a gold mine
JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — Gunmen killed more than 70 people in South Sudan over a gold mining row on the outskirts of the capital over the weekend, a police spokesperson confirmed on Monday.
YouTube staffers deliberately aimed for ‘viewer addiction,’ killed safety tools for kids: court docs
YouTube employees admitted that their goal was “viewer addiction” and killed proposed safety tools for kids because they wouldn’t provide a sufficient “ROI” — financial lingo for “return on investment,” according to bombshell court documents reviewed by The Post.
· Thomas Barrabi
France probes possible Iran link after bomb attack foiled outside Bank of America
Police stand outside the Bank of America building in Paris, Saturday, March 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Nicolas Garriga)
· Sylvie Corbet
Killer of Perth woman Sharon Fulton sentenced to life in prison
Sharon Fulton was 39 when she was murdered by her husband in 1986. (Supplied)
· David Weber
Hong Kong eases rules for Wang Fuk Court residents retrieving belongings
Displaced residents of fire-hit blocks may be allowed repeated trips to flats after authorities soften stance on three-hour limit
· Ng Kang-chung
Fitness influencer shot and killed leaving gym as cops launch manhunt
A fitness influencer was shot and killed by a gunman on a motorcycle while he was leaving the gym, police said.
· Chris Bradford
Sharon Fulton’s husband to die in prison after being handed life sentence for her murder
A Perth man found guilty of murdering his wife and the mother of his four children four decades ago has been sentenced to life in prison, meaning he will most likely die behind bars as he battles cancer and other health issues.
· Rebecca Peppiatt
Thieves steal Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse paintings in brazen Italian heist
ROME (AP) — Thieves made off with three paintings by Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse worth millions of euros (dollars) from a museum near the city of Parma in northern Italy, police said on Monday.
Charges dropped against Brisbane teen after woman run over in alleged home invasion
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· Kaitlyn Smith
Murder trial opens over alleged masonic lodge crime network in Paris
Twenty-two defendants, including intelligence agents and police, accused of committing crimes on behalf of Freemason mafia
· Agence France-Presse in Paris