Coroner to investigate after Northern Territory records two deaths in custody in a week
A 26-year old man died in a cell in Darwin on Saturday morning, and a 25 year-old man died in a police car on Tuesday
· Ima Caldwell
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The Foreign Press Association has condemned the “violent assault” by Israeli soldiers who detained a CNN crew near the Palestinian village of Tayasir in the occupied West Bank earlier this week.
· Middleeasteye
Suburban manhunt under way for shirtless man accused of ramming police car
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· April Glover
ACT police, prosecutors accused of 'egregious conduct' over botched prosecution
Magistrate Jane Campbell took aim at ACT prosecutors and police over delays in the family violence case, where police believe the allegations were fabricated. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
· Elizabeth Byrne
‘Vacation from hell:’ NYC man left with ‘traumatic brain injury’ on trip to luxe Mexican spa
A trip to paradise turned out to be a “vacation from hell.”
· Kathianne Boniello
Man’s body found on rocks at Brooklyn park: NYPD
A man’s body was found on the rocky shoreline of a Brooklyn park Saturday morning, police said.
· Tina Moore
Outback tourist town up in arms over proposed policing plan
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· Olivana Lathouris
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French police thwart suspected bombing in Paris
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· Associated Press
Palestine Action supporters arrested as London’s Met Police reverse policy
London’s Metropolitan Police have arrested 18 supporters of Palestine Action, days after the force promised to resume arrests in a reversal of policy.
· Faisal Ali
Tiger Woods faces uncertain future after DUI arrest in Florida
Tiger Woods got out of jail and into the passenger seat of a dark SUV, his face as vacant as his mug shot as he was driven away to a future again filled with so much uncertainty.
· Associated Press
Chaotic video shows Queens drag racer doing donuts at intersection before police chase
This is the moment an obnoxious driver gave a rude awakening to a quiet Queens neighborhood, burning rubber during a late-night drag race and car meet-up that ended with a wild police chase, video obtained by The Post shows.
· Tina Moore, Sonya Gugliara
Tiger Woods will be in for a ‘dogfight’ following DUI arrest: expert
Tiger Woods will be in for a “dogfight” following his bust for allegedly crashing his car under the influence of drugs, according to one expert.
· Katherine Donlevy
Former AFL footballer asked how much he drank before he was allegedly raped
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· Bec Symons
Anti-Jewish crime reporting method changes under Zohran Mamdani, lowers figure: NYPD
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· Tina Moore
Iran war: US amphibious assault ship arrives in Mideast amid talk of ground operation
The USS Tripoli is the flagship for a contingent of about 3,500 Marines and sailors, as well as transport and fighter aircraft
· Agence France-Presse
Tiger Woods facing uncertain future off the golf course after DUI arrest in Florida
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· Doug Ferguson
Hundreds of Israelis protest against war, clash with police
TEL AVIV, Israel — Hundreds of Israeli protesters gathered in Tel Aviv and some other cities on Saturday to protest the war in the Middle East, in unauthorised demonstrations that security forces sought to disperse.
· Agence France-Presse
President Denis Sassou-N’Guesso wins fifth term with 94.90% vote
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· Louis Okamba
Why Princess Beatrice is considering moving to the US after her parents’ Epstein scandal
Princess Beatrice is reportedly weighing a move to the US after her father former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s scandalous arrest over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
· BreAnna Bell
Taylor Frankie Paul heard ‘screaming’ before 2023 arrest, 911 call reveals
Taylor Frankie Paul’s neighbor called 911 because she heard “screaming” ahead of the reality star’s 2023 domestic violence incident.
· Alexandra Bellusci
Media association condemns ‘violent assault’ on CNN crew by Israeli soldiers
CNN team detained while reporting on aftermath of attack by settlers in West Bank, Foreign Press Association says
· Agence France-Presse
Officials at Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ must give attorneys access to clients, judge rules
Authorities must also provide detainees access to free and private legal phone calls and allow lawyers to visit unannounced
· Jose Olivares
Terrorist attack on Paris Bank of America branch thwarted before bomb detonated: report
A suspected terror plot to blow up a Bank of America branch in Paris was thwarted by police, when cops pounced on one suspect before he was able to ignite a homemade bomb.
· Shane Galvin
France opens probe into suspected attack on Bank of America in Paris
French authorities have opened an investigation into a foiled attack targeting Bank of America’s Paris headquarters after police detained one suspect who was allegedly attempting to ignite an explosive device outside the building.
· Al Jazeera Staff
How 2026 pursuit of elusive World Series rings can bolster three Mets, Yankees’ Hall of Fame candidacies
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· Joel Sherman
Kendra Duggar goes into hiding at ‘very private’ location with children after being released from jail
Kendra Duggar has reportedly gone into hiding in a “very private” location with children following her child endangerment arrest last Friday.
· BreAnna Bell
Israeli strike kills three journalists in south Lebanon
BEIRUT, Lebanon — An Israeli strike killed three journalists Saturday in south Lebanon, including a well-known reporter for Hezbollah's Al Manar network, with Lebanese authorities denouncing the attack as a "war crime".
· Agence France-Presse
Lebanon condemns ‘blatant war crime’ after Israel kills three journalists
Israeli military says primary target, killed in a missile strike far from the frontlines, was a Hezbollah ‘terrorist’
· William Christou
Driver passed out as self-driving car kept moving, police find more than a medical emergency inside
A Northern California driver was arrested for DUI after police say he was found slumped over and unconscious behind the wheel while his self-driving car continued moving through busy city streets.
· Fox News
First ‘Survivor’ winner Richard Hatch owes $3.3M on winnings, judge says
Richard Hatch, the winner of the first season of “Survivor,” must pay taxes on his winnings that he’s been disputing since the show’s conclusion in 2000.
· Realtor.com
University student paper launches ICE tracker days after illegal migrant charged in Sheridan Gorman’s murder
A Chicago-area college newspaper announced it has launched an “ICE tracker” just days after an illegal immigrant was charged in the murder of 18-year-old Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman.
· Fox News
P6.6M illegal, expired food seized; 2 arrested in Bulacan & Tarlac operations
CAMP CAPT. JULIAN OLIVAS, City of San Fernando, Pampanga — A total of P6.6 million worth of illegal and expired food products were seized in two separate, coordinated operations in Bulacan and Tarlac, resulting in the arrest of two individuals and intensifying efforts to protect public health and consumer welfare in…
· Frederick Silverio
NUJP disappointed over denial of Cumpio’s appeal
THE National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) said they are “extremely disappointed” over a court decision denying the appeal of community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and her colleague, church worker Marielle Domequil.
· Aric John Sy Cua
Police arrest ex-Nepal Prime Minister
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· Agence France-Presse
Former Tiger Woods employee blasts golf pro as ‘terrible driver,’ reveals why he likely refused urine sample after arrest
A former Tiger Woods employee blasted the golfing champion as a “terrible driver” as he speculated on the cause behind the sports star’s wild rollover car crash and DUI arrest.
· BreAnna Bell
The burning questions about Tiger Woods’ golf, Ryder Cup future after stunning DUI arrest
Tiger Woods has once again found trouble off the golf course, on Friday becoming involved in a fourth dangerous vehicular incident since 2009. This raises many questions about his personal health, the decisions he makes and where he goes from here — on and off the golf course. The Post’s Mark Cannizzaro, who has cov…
· Mark Cannizzaro
French police foil suspected bomb plot outside Bank of America in Paris
The Bank of America logo is seen on a branch office, Oct. 14, 2022, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer, File)
Police in Paris foil attempted bomb attack outside Bank of America building
Incident in the city’s 8th arrondissement reportedly involved a homemade explosive device
· Agence France-Presse
Mamdani’s new deputy for community safety helped run Soros-funded group that backed abolishing cops and jails
Mayor Mamdani’s new deputy mayor for community safety is an anti-cop radical who previously led a George Soros-funded lobbying group that pushed defunding police and abolishing jails, The Post has learned.
· Rich Calder
‘RHOSLC’ star Mary Cosby questioned by police about son’s alleged violence weeks before his death: report
Mary Cosby was questioned by authorities about her son Robert Cosby Jr.’s alleged domestic violence incident just weeks before his death.
· Alexandra Bellusci
Nate Oats blames judge who ruled Alabama star ineligible for March Madness loss
If only Alabama had a former professional basketball player in its lineup then maybe it wouldn’t have lost in the Sweet 16.
· Ryan Dunleavy
This Date in Baseball - Yankees first three batters homer on the first 3 pitches of the game
1973 — The “Alert Orange Baseball” is used for the first time in major league history. The unique baseball, an invention of Oakland Athletics owner Charlie Finley, is used in an exhibition game between Oakland and the Cleveland Indians. Finley contends the ball, painted the color of a construction worker’s hat, will…
· The Associated Press
‘Crooked, evil’ NYC caterer says he’s a ‘protected class’ — because he’s Sicilian
A Staten Island catering kingpin who allegedly ran a massive drug operation that turned addicts into virtual slaves whined in a hand-written, jailhouse lawsuit that he should receive extra consideration in the civil case because he’s Sicilian.
· Kathianne Boniello
Hong Kong police seize 1,600 litres of diesel, arrest 1 in raid of illegal fuel site
Diesel worth HK$50,000 seized and suspect arrested at the scene as part of continuing crackdown on illegal fuel operations
· Danny Mok
Nepal's ex-PM arrested over alleged role in protest crackdown
Nepal's former prime minister KP Sharma Oli is escorted by police as he is brought to the hospital following his arrest on March 28, 2026 over his alleged involvement in a deadly crackdown on protestors in September. Ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak is also arrested.
· The Manila Times
Moroccan court jails rapper for criticizing Israel ties and corruption
RABAT, Morocco (AP) — A Moroccan court sentenced a rapper known for his criticism of the country’s ties with Israel and government corruption to eight months in prison, the latest in a string of penalties against young musical artists.
Sara, Kitty greet dad on 81st Birthday
Vice President Sara Duterte and half-sister Kitty or Veronica greet their father, former president Rodrigo Duterte, a happy birthday on March 28, 2026. Duterte, 81, was detained at The Hague on orders of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for crimes against humanity charges for his war against illegal drugs.
· The Manila Times
Aasiya Andrabi: How India's terror laws turned dissent into life sentences
A 64-year-old Kashmiri grandmother was sentenced to life imprisonment under India's anti-terror laws earlier this week, despite the court failing to prove she committed, funded, or carried out any acts of violence, Middle East Eye can reveal.
· Middleeasteye
Nepal’s ex-PM Oli detained over alleged role in deadly protest crackdown
Nepal’s police have arrested former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-Home Affairs Minister Ramesh Lekhak over their alleged involvement in a deadly crackdown on protesters last year.
· Al Jazeera