French Court Clears Path For Marine Le Pen's 2027 Election Bid
Le Pen was found guilty of misappropriating €2.8 million in public funds
Crime
How California’s ‘Teen Takeover’ Crime Trend Is Spreading
Organized primarily through social media, the gatherings often draw hundreds—or even thousands—of teenagers and young adults to beaches, malls, or entertainment districts, overwhelming local police and, in some cases, escalating into violence or vandalism.
Ex-Girlfriend Accuses Graham Platner Of Sexual Assault
As first reported by Politico, 41-year-old Maine resident Jenny Racicot dated Platner nearly five years ago. Over the course of three detailed interviews spanning two weeks, she detailed the 2021 alleged assault.
Sexual Assault Claim Puts Maine Democrat Graham Platner Under Pressure
The report said Racicot provided therapist emails and Facebook messages from 2023 that she says support her account.
Preliminary Hearing Begins in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
The report said investigators will present DNA evidence linking Robinson to the alleged murder weapon, surveillance footage, autopsy findings, and testimony from witnesses.
California Resident Convicted In Nancy Guthrie Hoax Case
Derrick Callella, 42, admitted to two counts of harassment by telecommunications device in U.S. District Court, becoming the only person convicted so far in connection with the high-profile case.
Empire State Building Climbers Face Felony Charges
During their arraignment on Thursday, prosecutors said the male climber told investigators that he organized the high-profile stunt as a way to "do something special" before proposing to his girlfriend.
Authorities Describe 'Horrific' Conditions Inside Ohio Home
The children, ranging in age from 18 months to 18 years, were found during the execution of a search warrant related to an unrelated investigation.
Why Is The U.S. Murder Rate Falling To Historic Lows
Crime data analyst Jeff Asher said the nation "almost certainly" recorded its lowest murder rate since the FBI began maintaining comparable national records in 1960, adding that available evidence indicates the rate could fall even further this year.
Two Arrested After Climbing Empire State Building Antenna
The climbers, both dressed in black and wearing face coverings, reached the top of the building's 1,454-foot antenna before descending.
Four Adults Arrested After 16 Children Rescued From Ohio Home
The operation followed the execution of a search warrant on Tuesday by local and state law enforcement agencies.
Possible Human Remains Found In Chimney At Queens School
The discovery was reported around 9 a.m. after an exterminator inspecting a foul odor inside the building found what appeared to be a shoe lodged in the chimney and alerted authorities.
Three Arrested After Chicago News Crew Attacked Near Adler Planetarium
According to authorities, several suspects exited a white truck and confronted a reporter and photographer, allegedly directing racial slurs at one of the journalists.
Alex Murdaugh's Second Murder Trial Set For April 2027
Murdaugh, 58, appeared in court on Monday in his first hearing since the appellate ruling. Circuit Court Judge Debra McCaslin said jury selection will begin on the scheduled date and indicated the case would proceed without delay.
How Did The Shooting At A German Welfare Facility Unfold
According to German authorities, five victims died at the scene while a sixth later succumbed to injuries in hospital.
Authorities Regain Partial Control After Jail Uprising
According to officials, the incident began around 5 a.m. when 88 inmates assaulted the three correctional officers on duty. One officer managed to escape shortly after the confrontation began, while the remaining two were taken hostage.