The US Department of Justice has taken down thousands of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein after concerns were raised that victims’ identities had been unintentionally revealed. Lawyers representing survivors said errors in the redaction process exposed sensitive personal details, disrupting the lives of nearly 100 individuals. According to legal representatives, some of the published material…
Russia has launched its most powerful strike on Ukraine’s energy sector this year, targeting power plants and infrastructure across Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, and other cities. The missile and drone attacks left the energy system operating under “serious restrictions,” according to the private energy company DTEK, and caused widespread disruption for civilians. The strikes hit during…
Sarah Ferguson’s charity, Sarah’s Trust, has announced it will close “for the foreseeable future” following new Epstein revelations highlighting her past interactions with the late convicted sex offender. The decision comes after months of internal discussion by Ferguson and the board of trustees, who expressed regret over having to suspend the charity’s work. The closure…
The son of Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit has gone on trial in Oslo, facing multiple charges including rape, as the royal family navigates an unusually tense period in the public eye. Marius Borg Høiby, 29, appeared in Oslo district court on charges spanning four counts of rape, bodily harm, threats, and violations of restraining orders….
As Bangladesh prepares for its first national election since former prime minister Sheikh Hasina left the country, senior figures from her Awami League party living in India say they believe a political comeback is still possible. Many of these exiled Awami League leaders are now based in Kolkata, a city near the Bangladesh border, where…
Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before a House committee examining matters connected to Jeffrey Epstein, easing a political and legal standoff that had raised the possibility of contempt of Congress proceedings. The decision follows weeks of dispute between the former president, the former secretary of state and the House Oversight Committee, which…
Mexico City – Two Family Members of Mexico Education Secretary Killed in Colima Shooting as authorities in the western state report that three suspects were killed following a deadly gun attack on Saturday morning. The victims, identified by Secretary of Public Education Mario Delgado as his aunt Eugenia Delgado and cousin Sheila, were shot at…
Antalya – Turkiye Bus Accident Kills Eight, Injures 26 in Antalya Province after a passenger bus rolled off a highway slip road in Dosemealti, northwest of Antalya city center. Provincial Governor Hulusi Sahin confirmed that eight people died and 26 others sustained injuries, some critical, in the crash. Reports indicate that several passengers were thrown…
Algiers – Algerian Army Kills Four ‘Terrorists’ in Northwest Operation as security forces conducted a targeted sweep in the mountainous Djebel Amrouna region, approximately 130 kilometers west of Algiers. The Algerian defense ministry reported that soldiers “eliminated four terrorists” and recovered four Kalashnikov rifles along with ammunition. The operation is ongoing as part of the…
Quetta – Deadly Gun and Bomb Attacks Hit Pakistan’s Balochistan Province, leaving dozens dead in a wave of coordinated violence targeting civilians and security forces. Officials said multiple armed and bomb assaults took place across several towns and cities, including areas near the provincial capital Quetta. The attacks targeted police stations, paramilitary posts, government buildings,…
