Trump Justice Department releases partial set of Epstein files for now
US official says more of the long-awaited documents will follow in coming months, citing legal limits to protect victims and investigations
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US official says more of the long-awaited documents will follow in coming months, citing legal limits to protect victims and investigations
A Paris court on Friday rejected the French government's request to suspend Chinese online platform Shein.
French court rejects Shein site ban, citing sporadic offences, as platform removes illicit items, but must enforce age checks for adult products
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Suspect escapes police custody at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Jordan but is caught hours later in Mong Kok
Les accusations concernent leur rôle présumé dans les exactions graves commises par les membres des Forces de Soutien Rapide au Soudan. Une accusation portée par l'association soudanaise Priority Peace Sudan qui a saisi la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) à travers un signalement par le biais du cabinet d'avocats fr…
US Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem said late on Thursday that President Donald Trump ordered her to pause the diversity visa lottery, which was used by the suspect in the Brown University shooting.
Ho Wai-ho died at the age of 37 battling the fire at Wang Fuk Court that claimed the lives of at least 160 in late November.
A man credited with saving lives for wrestling a gun from one of the alleged attackers during a mass shooting at Australia’s Bondi Beach received a cheque for more than A$2.5 million ($1.65 million) on Friday, after tens of thousands of people contributed to a donation website.
Home affairs minister Alice Mak says government intervening for first time on record in residential estate’s affairs
GigaDevice and Montage are each aiming to raise as much as US$1 billion from Hong Kong listings as early as January, report says
Scammers impersonated account holders to withdraw funds, prompting managing body to suspend digital verification process
Judge says Mo Li’s then employer Studiodanz ‘evaded responsibility’ by failing to appear at hearings, orders trial to determine compensation
The Civil Appellate High Court of the Western Province by Order dated 11th December 2025, refused to issue Leave to Appeal and Interim Orders against the landmark Pentara Residencies project in Thummulla, Colombo.
New report details three days of terror at the Zamzam displacement camp in April, citing mass executions and gang rapes
Australian police are looking into a trip the two suspects made to Davao City, but Philippine officials say it is not connected to the shooting
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Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has breached core principles of European Union (EU) law, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Thursday.
A fresh batch of images from the estate of the late sex offenderJeffrey Epstein was made public on Thursday, one day ahead of a deadline by which the US Department of Justice (DOJ) is legally required to release the "Epstein files."
Customs says officers raided eight properties across city, seizing HK$240,000 worth of karaoke equipment in copyright crackdown
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A man suspected of killing two people and wounding nine others at Brown University last weekend has been found dead in a storage facility in the state of New Hampshire, authorities said late Thursday.
Dubai police on Thursday urged residents to stay indoors unless it was “absolutely necessary” as heavy rainfall was expected in the desert country which saw record downpours last year.
The Australian government has announced a gun buyback scheme in the wake of the Bondi Beach attack – its deadliest mass shooting in decades.
Police say taxi was travelling along Caine Road when it hit 68-year-old woman, who sustained multiple injuries and later died in hospital
The changes target high-stakes national security cases amid mounting criticism over delays and alleged bias
Pledges to toughen laws against hate speech and on gun ownership are welcome as Australia reels from the horrifying violence
Portuguese national suspect took his own life as investigators reveal a years-old academic connection to a slain MIT scientist
The nation’s largest organization for medical examiners has issued a warning about a controversial, centuries-old forensic test that has contributed to cases in which pregnant women have been charged with murder.
This article reviews an appeal filed in the Supreme Court against an order of the Commercial High Court of the Western Province. The High Court’s order, delivered in October 2010, refused to vacate an ex-parte judgment entered against the Defendant-Petitioner-Appellant, Kala Traders (Pvt.) Ltd., in default, as per S…
Police Media Division stated yesterday (18) that IGP Priyantha Weerasooriya has directed the Police Special Investigation Division to initiate a preliminary investigation against the senior police officers who have allegedly neglected their duties in their investigation into the accident involving the collision of N…
An attorney-at-law was yesterday discharged subject to a formal warning after pleading guilty to an act of professional misconduct, with the Court cautioning him to exercise greater diligence in the future to avoid any conduct that may compromise the integrity of the profession or the administration of justice.
The Support to Justice Sector Project known as the EU- Sri Lanka Justice Reform Programme (JURE) handed over 24 Laptops to the Justice and National Integration Ministry to ensure smooth functioning of Courts and Prisons after Cyclone Ditwah.
Three suspects have been remanded in custody in connection with the incident in which a wild elephant was set on fire and tortured, resulting in its death, in the Seeppukulam area of the Mihintale Police division.
The Civil Appellate High Court (CAHC) of the Western Province on December 11, refused to issue ‘Leave to Appeal’ and Interim Orders against the Pentara Residencies project in Thummulla, Colombo.
The proposed law could see the ex-president spend just over two years behind bars for an attempted coup
Business jet erupted into flames when it hit the ground while trying to land at Statesville Regional Airport, North Carolina
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) on Thursday found that Denmark's so-called "ghetto law" could be discriminatory, but said that the country's own courts need to decide if it goes too far.
Ana Walshe – a mother of three – disappeared nearly three years ago, and her body has never been found
The Sri Lanka Police have issued a special public notice warning against the misuse of the 119 police emergency hotline and urging the public to use the appropriate short telephone numbers for other essential services.
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US government admits ‘breach of care’ as DOJ cites Army and FAA errors in January crash that killed 67 near Ronald Reagan airport in Washington
Outage also leaves some stuck in lifts at shopping centre and university campus, while police get report of traffic lights malfunctioning
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The Colombo High Court has ruled that the decision of the former Colombo Chief Magistrate to dismiss a private complaint against Deshabandu Tennakoon, who was then Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police (SDIG) in charge of the Western Province, was unlawful.
Chairman Jose-Antonio Maurellet also says association will propose that key construction safety guidelines become legally binding
Abdul Samad, a member of the Lankaapura Pradeshiya Sabha representing the Sarva Jana Balaya, has been remanded until December 29 over a murder investigation. The Polonnaruwa Magistrate’s Court issued the order yesterday (17) after Samad appeared in court.
Lawyers for US newspaper claim ex-employee Selina Cheng is taking legal action only after her ‘extortionate’ demand for HK$3 million was rejected
Cho Ji-ho was removed for sending officers to disrupt parliament and undermine the election commission’s independence, the Constitutional Court ruled