Colombian naval forces recovered 115 kilograms of cocaine dumped by a fleeing speedboat crew in the Pacific, a seizure announced as President Petro met with Trump in Washington amid ongoing tensions over drug trafficking.
Spain announces a landmark ban on social media access for children under 16, coupled with stringent new measures to hold platforms and executives legally accountable for harmful content.
Nigeria's state police have formally charged former Attorney General Abubakar Malami and his son with terrorism financing and firearms offences, marking a dramatic escalation in the legal troubles facing the once-powerful official.
Hillary and Bill Clinton have agreed to provide depositions to the House Oversight Committee later this month, reversing their previous refusal and heading off a planned contempt of Congress vote, the panel announced.
A landmark study from the Geneva Academy documents a global crisis in international humanitarian law, with civilians targeted on an industrial scale across multiple conflicts and major powers failing to enforce the rules.
A leaked internal email reveals former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino advocated for broad immigration sweeps over targeted operations months before agents under his command were involved in fatal shootings during protests.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro issued multiple clarifications after her strong warnings about prosecuting those who bring firearms into Washington D.C. drew sharp criticism from Second Amendment advocates and conservative circles.
French cybercrime prosecutors searched X's Paris headquarters, expanding an investigation into Grok AI over alleged deepfake pornography, Holocaust denial, and data violations. The probe coincides with regulatory actions in Britain and the EU.
The National Rifle Association is urging Congress to pass concealed carry reciprocity legislation following sharp criticism from U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, who vowed to prosecute anyone bringing firearms into Washington, D.C., regardless of permits.
Human rights organizations have condemned Education Minister Owen Nxumalo's reported threat to expel LGBTQ students, warning it could fuel stigma and violence in a nation where same-sex relations are criminalized.
Amnesty International warns that new bills advancing in the Knesset would disproportionately target Palestinians, marking a stark reversal of Israel's long-standing de facto ban on capital punishment and deepening systemic discrimination.
Newly released emails show extensive private communications between Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Chairman Brad Karp and the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, including discussions of confidential matters and high-profile misconduct cases. The law firm states Karp 'regrets' the interactions.
Laura Fernández Delgado, the handpicked successor of outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves, has won Costa Rica's presidential election with a tough-on-crime platform, signaling a rightward shift for the nation.
Eswin Mejia, who fled to Honduras after a drunk driving crash killed 21-year-old Sarah Root, has been sentenced to 20-22 years following a historic extradition. The case spurred legislative change and reignited debates on immigration enforcement.
Newly released court filings show the convicted financier invested $3 million in the crypto exchange in 2014, raising fresh questions about the industry's formative years and its funders.
A growing number of incidents where hotels and gas stations refuse service to federal immigration officers has ignited a fierce national debate, pitting private business rights against accusations of discrimination and raising complex legal questions.
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro faces backlash after stating she would jail anyone bringing a firearm into the District, regardless of permits from other jurisdictions, igniting a debate over gun rights and federal enforcement.
French prosecutors have conducted searches at the Paris offices of social media platform X, advancing an investigation into the alleged dissemination of child sexual abuse material and AI-generated deepfakes. The probe, which also examines Holocaust denial content from the platform's Grok AI, signals escalating regulatory pressure on Elon Musk's company in Europe.
French cybercrime prosecutors, supported by Europol, have conducted searches at X's Paris headquarters as part of an expanding investigation into the platform's AI systems, including allegations that its Grok chatbot produced millions of sexualized deepfake images.
In a sweeping push for online safety, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced plans to prohibit social media access for minors under 16 and enforce robust age-verification systems, positioning Spain alongside a growing European coalition tackling digital harms.
