A homemade explosive device detonated at an Italian restaurant in Moscow, killing three people, including a security guard and the bomber, and injuring 21 others. The blast occurred on Kudrinskaya square during a private function.
An interview between Elon Musk and The Economist editor Zanny Minton Beddoes highlighted a clash between traditional journalism and Musk's approach to truth and misinformation, revealing challenges for journalists in an era of AI, fact avoidance, and online aggression.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke questioned the FIR against a woman for allegedly abusing PM Modi, asking why similar action isn't taken against BJP leaders and IT cell members accused of using objectionable language, including against women and fellow MPs.
Jessica Treviño, a DACA recipient deported to Mexico, has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. federal government after it moved to terminate her legal permission due to “unauthorized travel” stemming from her own deportation. She seeks to return to her three U.S. citizen children.
Ruchika Singh, a Noida resident accused of abusing PM Modi at a Jantar Mantar protest, posted an apology video claiming she is 15 and was influenced. This contradicts police and neighbor reports. PM Modi urged restraint, while CJP criticized the criminal charges.
Michigan landowner Susan Miller sued homebuilder Toll Brothers and others in Washtenaw County, alleging ignored property rights, altered water flow, and improper termination of her land access for a 107-luxury home development near her 19-acre property.
Eleven individuals were indicted for the smuggling deaths of seven migrants found dead in a sealed rail cargo container in Laredo, Texas, with temperatures reaching 92°F (33°C), causing hyperthermia.
Irish police discovered an "extremely significant" bomb in a vehicle near the Northern Ireland border, leading to the arrest of a woman in her 20s and a man in his 40s. The incident in County Monaghan underscores the persistent threat from dissident republicans despite the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Irish police intercepted a car carrying an "extremely significant" bomb in County Monaghan, preventing an attack in Northern Ireland. A woman was charged, a man remains in custody, and the New IRA is suspected of responsibility.
A 67-year-old woman was charged with offensive language after allegedly making antisemitic comments to Jewish leaders and Sydney Swans players at Archer Park, the Bondi Beach terror attack site. She is due to face Waverley Court in September.
The UK's tribute act scene is flourishing, offering affordable live music to low- to middle-income families amidst a cost of living crisis. These acts, often highly skilled, are crucial for the survival of grassroots music venues, contributing millions to the industry despite facing an 'elitist attitude'.
A woman in her 50s died Friday after sustaining injuries from an arson attack that caused a fire and explosion at an apartment management office in Gyeongsan, South Korea, on Thursday. Eight people were injured in total, and a 71-year-old suspect, Yoo, is booked on arson charges and is hospitalized with burns.
Macean Francis, 18, was defrauded of $2,850 in "closest counterfeit money" after selling his motorbike in Mackay, Queensland. Police recovered the bike and charged a 48-year-old woman, while the RBA warns of increased counterfeit note importations.
Mihael Vrhovsek, 29, was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the attempted murder of a woman in Rivervale, Perth, in 2024. The horrific attack, captured on CCTV, involved Vrhovsek repeatedly choking the victim, who was saved by courageous bystanders.
A growing social media trend sees women discussing the luteal phase of their menstrual cycle, seeking empowerment and understanding due to inadequate health education. This trend, however, is also being co-opted by wellness influencers for commercialization and by conservative groups to promote pronatalist ideologies and traditional gender roles.
Jerri Roby, 69, received a life sentence for the December 2023 murder of her son, John Gaither, in Gulfport, Mississippi. She concealed his body behind a false wall and impersonated him to family members, having been previously convicted of murder in 1995.
Kristina Moore inherited her late father's Baltimore home but discovered a $228,000 water bill, preventing its sale. The bill is linked to a single meter serving the entire Springwood Estates community, attached to her father's property, raising questions of liability.
Mihael Vrhovsek, 29, was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the attempted murder of a woman in Rivervale, Perth, in 2024. The Supreme Court heard graphic details and saw CCTV footage of the attack, which was stopped by courageous bystanders.
A 77-year-old Florida woman was arrested after 80 cats and 12 dogs were found in her Stuart home living in extreme hoarding conditions, including high temperatures and a foot of faeces. A hazmat team was needed for rescue, and the woman faces animal cruelty charges.
PC Alan Greer, a Police Scotland officer who died by suicide in May, has been identified as a serial rapist who attacked at least nine women over 14 years, including sex workers and two female police officers. His offending came to light after a 2012 victim reported him, triggering a major anti-corruption inquiry.
Najwa Abu Atiwi, 42, woke from a coma after an Israeli air strike in Nuseirat, Gaza, to discover she had lost an eye and her face was disfigured. She later learned her 6-year-old daughter, Hajar, was killed in the same attack. Her complex injuries require treatment unavailable in Gaza due to blockades, highlighting the widespread trauma of the war.
Senator Pauline Hanson claimed domestic violence is a "two-way street" and blamed the cost of living, suggesting women should "not put up with it." An opinion piece refutes these claims, emphasizing gendered violence, the complexities of leaving abusive relationships, and the perpetrator's sole responsibility, urging a challenge to misinformation.
A Melbourne businessman faces rape and sexual assault charges, with his defence barrister claiming the complainant is a "serial liar" who made "false allegations" in court. Prosecutors maintain the woman's consistency and reject claims of extortion, while the trial continues.
A reopened inquest into the 1989 murder of Queensland teenager Annette Mason heard a witness, whose identity is suppressed, admit to taking the investigation into her "own hands." She testified about conversations with two men, Robert Speedy and another suppressed individual, who denied her claims.
