An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi encountered severe turbulence, causing injuries to passengers and crew. A viral video captured damaged overhead bins and shaken passengers inside the Airbus A320 cabin.
Apple has filed for a preliminary injunction against OpenAI to halt the development of AI devices based on Apple technology, while expanding its trade secrets lawsuit to potentially involve 11 more former employees.
An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi encountered severe turbulence, dropping 300 feet and injuring 17 people, including four crew members, before landing safely in New Delhi.
A new study analyzing decades of border inspection records from the US, Canada, and New Zealand reveals that wooden packaging materials, not the cargo itself, are the primary pathway for woodwasp invasions, stressing the importance of international biosecurity regulations.
Attorney for former Olympic canoeist David Hearn says legal remedies are being considered after prosecutors dropped felony charges over Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool damage, which was actually caused by faulty contractor work.
Manchester United acknowledges mistakes in their ticket touting investigation, admitting it caused distress to genuine fans who shared account details, often unknowingly leading to account restrictions.
The House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Max Miller after the Ohio Republican requested a probe into domestic abuse and illegal drug use allegations stemming from his bitter custody battle with his ex-wife.
The Charity Commission in England and Wales has launched an official investigation into charities donating funds to illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine, initially focusing on eight unnamed organizations following complaints and media reports.
A 41-year-old Hong Kong civil servant, Law Yui, is charged with misconduct for issuing fake HK$3,000 littering fines to 5 people without cause, resulting in a wrongful arrest, as revealed by the ICAC after an FEHD internal investigation.
High levels of microplastics and plastic contamination were discovered in a Turkish waterway near an Adana recycling hub supplied with British waste, raising agricultural and food safety concerns.
South Korea's main opposition People Power Party (PPP) criticizes a passed bill removing the prosecution's direct investigation authority, warning it may weaken victim protection and potentially aid President Lee Jae Myung in pending trials.
NSW opposition upper house leader Damien Tudehope admitted to leaking a confidential parliamentary inquiry draft report to a conservative Liberal faction member during an Icac corruption watchdog hearing.
President Lee Jae Myung defended a bill ending prosecutors’ direct investigation authority, calling it a step toward judicial normalization, and warned of heat wave risks while urging protective measures for vulnerable workers.
President Lee Jae Myung defended a law ending prosecutors' direct investigations, calling it the start of judicial normalization, and said he will sign it despite opposition calls to veto it.
The New England Revolution condemned antisemitic and discriminatory chants directed at Israeli striker Dor Turgeman by CF Montréal fans during an MLS match. Both clubs and MLS are investigating the incident.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan advised to stay away from home matches after BBC Panorama and Times investigation into sexual misconduct allegations; London Stadium recommended he not attend due to fan unrest risk; Sullivan denies allegations and remains largest shareholder; club expects him to defy request; BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Tony Livesey left after allegations linking him to Sullivan.
South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party abolished prosecutors’ supplementary investigative powers via a Criminal Procedure Act amendment, despite 61% public support for retention and warnings that victims may face delayed justice.
Former FBI supervisory special agent Patrick Steven Yaroch is charged with stealing nearly $1M in cryptocurrency from FBI counterintelligence wallets and seeking ChatGPT advice on investing and relocating overseas.
Colombian prosecutors are investigating a video showing a subcontractor handing $19,000 in cash to a China Harbour Engineering Company manager in Bogotá, allegedly to secure payment for metro work. The consortium denies wrongdoing, claiming the money was a retention payment.
Balaji Srinivasan's Network School in Malaysia's Forest City was shut down due to licensing irregularities and scrutiny over residents' nationalities, including a claim of Israeli citizens. Founder Balaji Srinivasan denied wrongdoing and quickly announced a new campus in Kazakhstan.
USA cricketer Akhilesh Reddy received an eight-year ban from all cricket forms for breaching the ICC Anti-Corruption Code during the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 tournament, involving match-fixing attempts and obstruction of investigation.
Mississippi officials, led by Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell, issued a warning against a fraudulent toxicology report circulating online regarding Nolan Wells' death. They urge the public to rely only on verified information as the high-profile investigation continues, citing concerns about misinformation spread by AI and social media.
A worker in his 50s died after being hit by a truck at the United Wambo Open Cut mine in Upper Hunter, Australia. Mining operations were suspended, and an investigation is underway, prompting condolences from Glencore, Peabody, the Mining and Energy Union, and local officials.
Reform UK's deputy leader, Richard Tice, is under investigation by parliament's standards watchdog for a potential undeclared interest related to a debate on UK democracy and Israeli influence. This adds to ongoing scrutiny of Reform UK, including probes into leader Nigel Farage and party funding.
