A 20-day-old baby girl was allegedly strangled to death by her 60-year-old grandmother, Rekha, in Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh, because the grandmother wanted a boy. Police arrested Rekha after noticing marks on the infant's neck, and a murder case has been registered.
Jury selection has begun in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three children in January 2023. Her defense will argue insanity due to postpartum psychosis, while prosecutors contend the killings were intentional. Clancy, paralyzed after a fall, is held at a state hospital.
The Arles photography festival features diverse exhibitions, including "We Are Not Alone: Alien Images" showcasing UFO photographs, "Animal Model" exploring animal photography, and works by Paul Kodjo, Saodat Ismailova, and Ming Smith, challenging traditional hierarchies in art.
An Irish citizen was sentenced to 14 years in prison in Hungary for strangling American tourist Mackenzie Michalski to death in Budapest in 2024. The suspect met the victim at a nightclub, and the killing occurred at his flat.
An Irish citizen was sentenced to 14 years in prison in Hungary for strangling American tourist Mackenzie Michalski to death in Budapest in 2024. The suspect met the victim at a nightclub, and the killing occurred at his rented flat.
Four years after decriminalizing cannabis, Thailand faces scrutiny as seizures of the plant occur in the UK, Germany, Indonesia, and Hong Kong. Lawmakers are still debating control legislation, leading to widespread recreational sales and illegal exports due to low domestic prices and oversupply.
Four years after decriminalizing cannabis, Thailand faces challenges as seizures of the plant occur in the UK, Germany, Indonesia, and Hong Kong. Lawmakers are still debating control legislation, leading to widespread recreational sales and illegal exports due to low domestic prices.
UK Justice Secretary David Lammy is raising concerns with the US government over the case of Capt Jacob Wulfson, a US pilot who strangled academic Sarah Steele in Cambridge but faced a court martial on a US airbase instead of an English trial. The incident highlights an obscure agreement regarding US military jurisdiction in the UK.
Economist Mariana Mazzucato advocates for a 'Common Good Economy,' urging governments to reclaim their role as market shapers and prioritize collective well-being over rigid fiscal rules. Her new book proposes a radical shift in economic theory to tackle inequality and climate change, emphasizing purpose-driven governance and community involvement.
British academic Sarah Steele has criticized the US military justice system after being strangled by American fighter pilot Jacob Wulfson in Cambridge, UK. Despite the crime occurring on UK soil, US military police took over the case, leading to a court martial at RAF Lakenheath, which Steele found distressing and archaic.
Sarah Steele, a British academic, reported being drugged and sexually assaulted by US fighter pilot Capt Jacob Wulfson in his English apartment. Despite the crime occurring in the UK, Wulfson was tried under US military law at RAF Lakenheath, raising questions about UK authorities ceding jurisdiction and the perceived leniency of the court martial's sentence.
South Korea's World Cup campaign is in jeopardy after a 1-0 defeat by South Africa, with coach Hong Myung-bo benching Son Heung-min. Thapelo Maseko scored the winning goal, securing South Africa's first-ever progress to a World Cup knockout stage.
US and India are in final trade negotiations ahead of a July 24 deadline to set tariff rates and address market access for US agricultural products. The visit by US official Greer is expected to finalize a deal after a year of strained relations.
Iran och USA har gjort framsteg i förhandlingar om att avsluta Libanonkriget, meddelar medlarna Pakistan och Qatar. En kommunikationslinje och en kontaktgrupp ska upprättas för att undvika missförstånd och verka för lugn.
A woman and her lover have been arrested in Meerut for allegedly strangling her six-year-old son, whom they reportedly killed because he was seen as an obstacle to their relationship. The child's body was found in the Hastinapur forests.
Satirical outlet The Onion plans to launch a new InfoWars site on July 2, despite ongoing legal disputes over its acquisition of the conspiracy site formerly owned by Alex Jones. The Onion aims to transform the platform into a comedy network, with initial payments to Sandy Hook families.
Bengaluru police arrested Sharath, a water tanker driver, accused of strangling his 20-year-old wife, Anusha, after frequent domestic quarrels. He allegedly confessed to an advocate before fleeing, leading to the discovery of her body in their rented home.
After a 15-year legal process, 38,000 pairs of counterfeit trainers from China were destroyed in Le Havre, France, due to customs laws prohibiting resale or redistribution of seized counterfeit goods, highlighting the ongoing issue of counterfeiting and its attraction to organized crime.
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a video of himself removing two non-venomous black racer snakes from a patio, prompting a mix of joy, incredulity, and concern online. Herpetologists advise against handling snakes by the tail due to potential spinal injuries and stress to the animals.
Philips has launched the 24B2D5300 Business Monitor, featuring screens on both sides. Priced at £359.99, it will be available in Europe next month. The monitor has two 23.8-inch LCD panels with 1920x1080 resolution at 120Hz, offering mirrored or extended display options via USB-C or HDMI.
TRUMP Coin is dangling luxury World Cup final tickets to combat a 97% market collapse since Jan 2025. Despite promotions, insider entities may sell tokens, raising ethics concerns.
Day two of Xi and Trump's Beijing meeting focused on trade deals and featured tech leaders. Trump hinted at a "G2" and Zhou Qunfei was seen seated between Tim Cook and Elon Musk at a state banquet.
Two Israeli soldiers will spend weeks in military prison for desecration of a Christian object after one stuck a cigarette in the mouth of a statue of the Virgin Mary in southern Lebanon and the other photographed it. The photo of the soldier, a cigarette dangling from his own mouth, went viral and sparked widespread outrage. It was the latest act by Israeli forces to be denounced as anti-Christian in southern Lebanon, where Israel launched a ground invasion earlier this year to target the...
The Chinese military must increase the private sector’s role in research to prevent Western sanctions from “strangling” the country’s efforts at defence innovation, a top official of the People’s Liberation Army has urged. Zhang Zhan, political commissar of the National University of Defence Technology (NUDT), said China’s hi-tech industries were facing a “grim and complex” situation as the United States and its allies intensified their campaign to curb access to technology. “[Western] technical...
