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Published 12 August 2026 11:04am
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Police allege they seized multiple guns and ammunition at the Sunnyside Road home. (Supplied: NSW Police )
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Scammers busted in Southeast Asia's biggest ghost town
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham's plan to stop the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers is prominent across Wednesday's papers. The Daily Express says the prime minister has done a "U-turn" on his early release scheme by instructing the justice secretary to find a way to exclude Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, who…
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A Maryland woman has agreed to pay the U.S. government $160,000 to resolve civil allegations that she submitted false claims for payment, following her earlier criminal conviction for defrauding a nonprofit that received USAID funding.
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A Sydney lawyer with links to the notorious Alameddine crime family has been charged with orchestrating an armed kidnapping and home invasion in Sydney’s western suburbs last year, months before he survived an underworld shooting that killed his close associate.
Four US-based rights groups sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for its sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Victoria Gotti and her son, Carmine Agnello attend a news conference for the film “Gotti: Three Generations,” on April 12, 2011, in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini, File)
British prosecutors are urging a US court to deny a request by influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan that they be released from jail while extradition proceedings play out, ahead of a detention hearing.
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Foreign policy investigator Adam Kredo of The Washington Free Beacon revealed on Monday that California regulators ordered Arc of Justice, a nonprofit operated by left-wing Code Pink cofounder Medea Benjamin, to cease charitable operations after years of missing tax filings and unanswered questions about what happen…
Briton reached SW19 semi-finals as a wildcard
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The Department of Justice said that officials are monitoring polling sites in Hennepin and Ramsey counties – Minnesota’s largest – throughout the state’s primary elections on Tuesday.
Group says new executive order is attempt to evade supreme court’s earlier ruling against the president
Police officer Andrew Harper suffered fatal injuries while on duty in 2019
7 healthcare professionals have been on trial since April for potential negligence leading up to the Argentine footballer’s death in 2020
7 healthcare professionals have been on trial since April for potential negligence leading up to the Argentine footballer’s death in 2020
A woman who was attacked by double murderer Simon Levy eight years ago has told the BBC the police made her nightmare into "real life" by letting him go on to kill and attack more women.
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Four US-based rights groups sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for its sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Emergency services were called to a property at Slacks Creek around 12:30am. (ABC News: Melissa Maddison)
Lindsay Clancy, and her attorney Kevin Reddington , listen to testimony from Rebecca Jollotta, during Clancy’s murder trial in Plymouth Mass., on Tuesday Aug. 11, 2026 in Plymouth, Mass. (Jonathan Wiggs/The Boston Globe via AP, Pool)
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Justice department is asked to weigh new charges against David Hearn after US attorney dropped vandalism charges
Actor and comedian Tiffany Haddish avoided additional jail time Tuesday when she pleaded guilty to a charge stemming from her January 2022 arrest after someone called 911 to report seeing a driver asleep at the wheel of an SUV at a traffic light.
‘The city was struck with North Korean ballistic missiles, Zircons,’ President Zelensky said of the strike on Zaporizhzhia that killed 7
‘The city was struck with North Korean ballistic missiles, Zircons,’ President Zelensky said of the strike on Zaporizhzhia that killed 7
At least 18 people, many of them children aged 13 to 14, were killed on Tuesday in northern Egypt when two pick-up trucks carrying agricultural day labourers crashed, a local medical source told AFP.
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MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte’s camp on Tuesday argued that she cannot be prosecuted for an alleged offense that is also the subject of an impeachment case, as the Department of Justice filed three counts of grave threats against her before the Quezon City Regional Trial Court.
A Marine veteran who had been held in Russian prisons since his arrest in January 2022 has been released back to US custody, reportedly after a consistent pressure campaign from Trump administration officials and global advocacy groups.
Israeli security forces arrested 27 suspects in simultaneous raids on dozens of homes in Ashdod and Kiryat Gat on Tuesday morning, in the culmination of a months-long undercover operation infiltrating criminal networks in the two cities.
The Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court ordered the immediate release of settler Tal Yinon Dardik on Tuesday, finding insufficient grounds to keep him detained over charges that he violated an earlier military restriction order.
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