Legal
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Pension Claim Denials: Why Late Filing Remains a Hard Barrier
A recent Financial Services Tribunal ruling confirms that the legal prescription period acts as a strict deadline for pension claims, leaving many workers vulnerable.
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Huione Chairman Li Xiong Extradited to China for Crypto Laundering
Li Xiong, chairman of Southeast Asia’s largest crypto money laundering network Huione, has been extradited from Cambodia to China to face trial.
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EPPO Seeks Immunity Lift for 11 Greek MEPs in Subsidy Fraud Probe
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has requested the Greek Parliament lift the immunity of 11 current MEPs implicated in a large-scale fraud scheme involving agricultural subsidies via OPEKEPE.
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ATF Unable to Match Bullet in Charlie Kirk Case
A court filing reveals the U.S. ATF could not link a bullet recovered in the Charlie Kirk case to a rifle owned by suspect Tyler Robinson.
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Defense Pushes for Delay in Charlie Kirk Murder Trial
Lawyers for Tyler Robinson argue that incomplete forensic evidence and unresolved ballistics testing warrant postponing the May hearing.
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Israel Enacts Death Penalty for Palestinians Convicted of Fatal Attacks
Israel’s parliament has passed a law introducing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly terrorist attacks, sparking international criticism.
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Wilmslow ‘Silver Killer’ Claims Reignite Cold Case Debates
A renewed focus on 1990s deaths in Wilmslow challenges official murder-suicide rulings, as investigative reports suggest a potential serial killer link.
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Stolen Remains: Grave Desecration Follows Model’s Murder
Five months after the murder of model Pamela Genini, her family faces fresh agony as investigators confirm her grave was opened and her head stolen.
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Fugitive Dezi Freeman killed in standoff ending 7-month manhunt
A seven-month search for fugitive Dezi Freeman concluded Monday in rural Victoria after a standoff with police, marking the end of a high-stakes manhunt.
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Former Rugby Star Brendan Mullin Released After 13-Month Term
Former Ireland international Brendan Mullin has been released from prison after serving less than half of his three-year sentence for a €570,000 bank fraud conviction.
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Jack de Belin launches $1m lawsuit over police misconduct
Parramatta Eels forward Jack de Belin is seeking $1 million in damages, alleging that police perjury and misconduct during his protracted rape trial caused him to be sidelined from the NRL for three years.
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New Emails Link Modeling Agent Ramsey Elkholy to Epstein Network
Newly released U.S. Department of Justice files reveal extensive correspondence between former model agent Ramsey Elkholy and Jeffrey Epstein, detailing efforts to facilitate access to young women.
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Rex Heuermann Expected to Plead Guilty to Seven Gilgo Beach Murders
Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann is expected to change his plea to guilty for seven murders during an April 8 court appearance, marking a major resolution in the long-running cold case.
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Hertfordshire Police Reopen Andrew Tate Rape Probe
Hertfordshire Constabulary has confirmed it will reinvestigate rape and sexual assault allegations against Andrew Tate following pressure from a police watchdog.
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Riad Bouchaker Declared Fit for Trial in Dublin Stabbing Case
A judge has ruled that Riad Bouchaker is fit to stand trial for the 2023 Parnell Square attack, setting a court date for this June.