An independent inquiry into Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades provides details on firefighter Ho Wai-ho's final moments, praising his selflessness and bravery in the line of duty at Wang Fuk Court.
Detective Constable Tom Ryan solves the 2019 murder of Richard Dyson, who vanished from a Barnsley farm, after a 2025 diary discovery leads to the killer's conviction.
An undercover journalistic investigation in Afghanistan documents 231 cases of women killed by family members since 2021, revealing widespread impunity, falsified suicide rulings, and systemic legal discrimination under the Taliban.
British sociologist Jason Arday, formerly the youngest black professor at Cambridge University, has resigned after the university launched an investigation into his academic qualifications amid allegations of plagiarism.
Belgian powerlifting champion Sonita Muluh speaks out about feeling unsafe after a spotter at the 2026 World Powerlifting Championships in Lithuania admitted to intentionally interfering with her record lift and expressing racist views.
Plaintiffs refiled a lawsuit asking a federal judge to strike down an IRS immunity deal shielding President Trump, his family, and their businesses from tax investigations, even after acting AG Todd Blanche rescinded a related settlement fund.
A federal informant allegedly double-crossed investigators searching for two baby giraffes that vanished from the notorious Natural Bridge Zoo in Virginia, sharing sensitive intelligence with a prime suspect's advisor.
South Korea's industry minister announced that the U.S. is expected to release Section 301 investigation results regarding alleged overproduction by August's end, with Seoul seeking to cap resulting tariffs at 15 percent.
Beijing and Washington's latest measures could test ties, but observers view them as a minor obstacle on the path to a potential summit between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.
Dozens of women accuse convicted rapist Ralph Carr of abusive behaviour, Australia's $50,000 parent visa process faces criticism for lengthy delays and applicant deaths, and Donald Trump's Board of Peace issues a contract for a military base in Gaza
SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens calls for internal reflection on the circumstances leading to a murder-suicide involving Helena Wright and her children, while cautioning against assumptions about handling the case differently.
Jo Puccini, ABC's head of investigations and current affairs, is leaving the public broadcaster amid a deepening review into accuracy concerns surrounding retracted stories by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal.
Cambridge University launches investigation into Prof Jason Arday over new information on his qualifications and career, amid plagiarism allegations and discrepancies in his public claims.
The European Commission's team of counsellors received nearly 1,000 reports concerning harassment since late 2024, though the advisers lack the legal mandate to investigate allegations.
Cambridge sociology professor Jason Arday has resigned with immediate effect following intense public scrutiny and the announcement of new university investigations into his qualifications and career claims.
South Korean police raided Starbucks Korea headquarters amid an investigation into a marketing campaign that trivialized the 1980 Gwangju uprising and referenced a notorious torture death from the era.
OpenAI and Statsig agreed to a $3.2 million settlement and three years of DOJ oversight to resolve allegations they bypassed qualified U.S. citizens for jobs held by immigrant workers seeking permanent residency.
South Korean police raided the Korea Football Association headquarters to investigate allegations of obstruction of business in the recruitment of former coach Hong Myung-bo following a disappointing World Cup campaign.
An Israeli strike in April that killed Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil and injured colleague Zeinab Faraj was a war crime, according to investigations by Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Legal Agenda.
Three people from Illinois, Ohio, and California have been charged with threatening a judge, a witness, and local officials connected to the investigation into the death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells off Mississippi's Gulf Coast.
The Victorian anti-corruption commission (Ibac) has released its long-awaited 'Operation Richmond' report, finding a corrosive culture of abuse of power under former premier Daniel Andrews, but no findings of corrupt conduct or criminal offences.
New York Times reporter Eric Lipton discusses his Pulitzer Prize-winning investigations into presidential profiteering, security vulnerabilities of the Qatari-donated Air Force One plane, and recent Department of Justice subpoenas.
Three people from different states have been charged with threatening a judge, a witness, and local officials amid heightened public scrutiny and speculation surrounding the investigation into Nolan Xavier Wells' death in Mississippi.
Mystery surrounds the death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells, whose body was found on Horn Island, Mississippi, after a July 4 boat trip, prompting demands for transparency and civil rights scrutiny over the investigation.
