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Transcript Reveals Cornell Jane Doe Told Police in 2024 She Was Raped
A newly surfaced interview transcript reveals Cornell’s Jane Doe told police in 2024 she was 100% confident she was raped, prompting prosecutors to reopen the case.
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Texas U.S. Senate Race Heats Up As Candidates Clash Over Faith and Economics
Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico faces scrutiny over religious progressive messaging as Republican rival Ken Paxton campaigns in El Paso amid tight polling.
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Ken Paxton Brings Faith-Focused U.S. Senate Campaign to El Paso
Republican Ken Paxton brought his faith-driven U.S. Senate campaign to El Paso, rallying voters against Democrat James Talarico in a tight race.
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Channel 5 True Crime Series Reopens Investigation Into Christmas Eve Murder of Elle Edwards
A new Channel 5 documentary examines the 2022 murder of Elle Edwards and the high-stakes police investigation that led to Connor Chapman receiving a life sentence.
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Calibration and Location Errors Force Dismissal of Thousands of Irish Speed Fines
Over 2,700 speeding offences in Ireland were invalidated in 2025 due to static camera calibration defects and incorrect townland records.
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Federal Court Intervenes to Halt Execution of Tennessee Death Row Inmate Christa Pike
A federal appeals court halted Christa Pike’s execution at Riverbend, delaying Tennessee’s first potential execution of a female inmate since 1820.
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Cornell Fraternity Rape Allegations Revive Scrutiny of New York Consent Laws
A reopened investigation into a 2024 fraternity assault at Cornell University has thrust New York state’s strict legal definition of consent into national debate.
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US Federal Agencies Ordered to Rebrand Artificial Intelligence as ‘Super Intelligence’
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring US federal agencies to replace the term artificial intelligence with ‘super intelligence’.
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A Senator’s Basketball Mix-Up Overshadows a Contentious Senate Hearing on Federal Prosecutions
Sen. Eric Schmitt confused the Atlanta Hawks with the Iowa Hawkeyes while questioning Jack Smith, shifting focus from federal prosecutions to sports.
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White House Opts for Voluntary Tech Sector Pledges Over Mandatory Safeguards
US leaders and major tech executives signed a voluntary AI safety pact at the White House, relying on internal controls rather than government mandates.
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UK Cabinet Minister Concedes Post-Brexit Settlement Is Failing Britain
Cabinet minister Louise Haigh admitted Britain’s current EU settlement is not working as debate intensifies over the country’s long-term relationship with the bloc.
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Dublin Court Rejects Dismissal Request in Former Rugby Star’s Theft Case
A Dublin judge refused to strike out a theft charge against former rugby international Brendan Mullin over a €158 perfume, setting a strict disclosure deadline.
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New York Prosecutors Reopen Cornell University Investigation Following Lawsuit
New York prosecutors have reopened a 2024 Cornell University gang rape investigation following a civil lawsuit filed by the survivor.
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Ohio Jury Reaches Verdict in Trial of Former Reality Singing Contestant Accused of Spousal Murder
A former ‘American Idol’ contestant and pastor was convicted of murdering his wife in Ohio after staging a fake break-in.
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North Carolina Jury Orders Former NASCAR Driver Jennifer Jo Cobb to Pay $850,002 in Affair Lawsuit
A North Carolina jury ordered former NASCAR driver Jennifer Jo Cobb to pay $850,002 in a civil suit involving criminal conversation and alienation of affections.
