Seven people, including five US citizens, a Telemundo executive, and Ecuador's intelligence chief, died when a safari helicopter crashed in northern Kenya's Samburu county.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is proposing to subsidize liability insurance for local police officers enforcing federal immigration laws, aiming to boost participation in 287(g) partnerships by covering personal liability costs.
Twelve Polish pilgrims died when their bus overturned on Hungary's M3 motorway, en route from Bosnia's Međugorje shrine. The driver, suspected of falling asleep, survived and was detained.
Two cargo screening employees were injured at Varanasi airport when a passenger's declared licensed pistol accidentally discharged during a mandatory security check.
A student in Thailand's Nonthaburi Province killed his grandparents before carrying out a school shooting that left five dead and 23 injured before committing suicide.
A suicide bomber killed 14 and injured 20 near a police station in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The attack occurred in Kabal during protests against growing terrorist activities in the Swat Valley.
Kumamoto prefectural government ended rescue operations at an Aeon shopping centre where seven workers died in an explosion following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake. The quake killed 36 people, injured 11, and left 69,400 households without water, with over 9,000 evacuated.
US military personnel in the UK accused of rape are often charged with lesser offenses under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), causing further trauma to British victims due to differing legal definitions and an unfamiliar justice system.
Liverpool FC and Merseyside Police seized over £1.2m in assets and issued 432 lifetime bans in a joint operation against ticket touting. The crackdown, involving analysis of 700,000 ticket registrations, also targeted money laundering and led to convictions, protecting genuine fans.
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale announced a deal allowing the US Coast Guard to patrol its waters with local police, aiming to strengthen maritime cooperation with the US. This comes despite deepening ties with China, and Wale also signed a Letter of Intent for the Peace Corps' return.
In Thailand, a compassionate network of individuals and organizations provides emergency care for injured street animals, rooted in Buddhist principles of loving-kindness. Dr. Bow exemplifies this dedication, performing complex surgeries, while volunteers and groups like the Soi Dog Foundation offer daily support and large-scale sterilization programs.
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after a suspected rampage at the Welfen grammar school in Schongau, Bavaria, on Wednesday. Two girls were seriously injured but their lives are not in danger.
In Ibaraki Prefecture, Masae Sakurai, 49, was arrested for allegedly sewing the lips of a 42-year-old woman she lived with on June 29. The victim, who had been living with Sakurai since April 2025, fled to a shop where an employee called the police.
A 32-year-old woman has been charged with murder after the body of a four-year-old boy was discovered with significant arm injuries at a home in Wyong, New South Wales. The woman, believed to be known to the child, presented herself at a local police station before the discovery.
A 32-year-old woman is in custody after the body of a pre-schooler, believed to be a four-year-old boy with significant arm injuries, was found at a home in Wyong, New South Wales. Police are investigating.
Kishore Gujarati, an Indian-origin man, was injured in a shooting in Odivelas, Portugal. Police are investigating, while unverified claims of responsibility and threats circulate on social media. The incident follows documented assaults on Indian-origin residents in Ireland.
The Patna High Court has ordered an FIR against SHO Kamal Nayan Pandey for allegedly beating a man, Manish Kumar, and breaking his legs due to his caste. Police initially refused to register a case, but the court, citing X-ray evidence and the victim's fear, directed immediate registration and investigation by the CID.
Vice President Vance postpones Switzerland trip to negotiate Iran peace deal. Obama Presidential Center opens with former presidents. NYC celebrates Knicks' first NBA championship since 1973. DHS plans facial recognition for immigrant identification.
A new DHS document reveals plans to give local police a facial recognition app, the ICE Task Force Module, to scan faces and compare them against over 250 million government records. Privacy experts raise concerns about potential surveillance, chilling effects on free speech, and inaccuracies.
The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has issued new security guidance for mosques, advising lockdown drills and enhanced police ties due to rising anti-Muslim attacks and vandalism. The framework aims to prepare places of worship for threats like intimidation and targeted hostility.
The Muslim Council of Britain has issued new security guidance for mosques, advising lockdown drills and improved CCTV, due to rising anti-Muslim attacks and vandalism. The framework aims to enhance preparedness and community resilience.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese has called for a transparent investigation into the death of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, who was shot by police in Pakistan. Conflicting accounts exist regarding the incident, which occurred during an armed robbery.
England's World Cup team has settled into their Kansas City base, Swope Soccer Village, with robust security measures and exclusive hotel accommodation. Despite initial concerns about openness and a minor kit theft, the team feels secure and welcomed by enthusiastic locals.
England's World Cup preparations have been disrupted by the theft of training equipment, including balls and boots, from a team vehicle in Kansas City, Missouri. Police are investigating and have taken two subjects of interest into custody. The incident could impact the squad's readiness for their opener against Croatia.
