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Villar Land Faces SEC Criminal Complaint Amid Market Manipulation Allegations
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a criminal complaint against Villar Land Holdings Corp. and its executives for alleged market manipulation, insider trading, and misleading disclosures, marking a significant regulatory action.
Hannah Dugan Seeks Acquittal After Landmark Obstruction Conviction
Former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan has filed a motion seeking a new trial or acquittal following her felony conviction for obstructing federal immigration agents, arguing her actions were in good faith and part of her official duties.
Automatic Student Loan Forgiveness Looms After Missed Sweet v. Cardona Deadline
The U.S. Department of Education missed a critical January 28, 2026, deadline to process Borrower Defense applications under the Sweet v. Cardona settlement, potentially triggering automatic loan forgiveness for hundreds of thousands of student borrowers. The department’s repeated requests for…
Manage My Health Hacker Identified Amid Calls for Arrest
A cybersecurity group has identified the individual behind the significant Manage My Health data breach in New Zealand, prompting calls for their arrest as authorities coordinate their response.
New Epstein Files Release Sparks Fresh Debate Over Redactions
The Justice Department’s release of over 3 million new Epstein files has triggered intense debate over redactions, victim privacy, and high-profile connections, including Elon Musk and Kathy Ruemmler.
First Meeting of the Customs Reform Council Convened in 2026
Armenia’s Customs Reform Council held its first 2026 meeting to discuss sector reforms and chart a path toward modernization of border procedures and trade.
Justice Harpreet Brar Clears Punjab Senior Assistant Exam
The Punjab and Haryana High Court, led by Justice Harpreet Singh Brar, dismissed allegations of a paper leak in a crucial recruitment exam, upholding the integrity of the selection process for 184 senior assistant posts.
Serbia Reports Record Five-Ton Cannabis Seizure in Central Region
Serbian police have announced the country’s largest-ever seizure of marijuana, confiscating five tons of the illicit drug along with a significant arsenal of weapons following a raid in central Serbia.
China executes 11 online fraud leaders in crackdown on cybercrime
China has executed 11 individuals who led online fraud rings, as authorities intensify a strict crackdown on cybercrime and online scams to deter such activity.
Noah Donohoe Inquest: Jury Selection Enters Third Day in Belfast
The inquest into the 2020 death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe continues its jury selection process, extending into a third day and renewing focus on the high-profile case.
Armenia Deploys CertScan® Inspection Platform to Modernize Border Security and Customs, US Embassy Says
Armenia is deploying the CertScan® Inspection platform, announced by the U.S. Embassy, to modernize border security and streamline customs operations.
Nova Scotia: Daniel Martell Charged Amid Ongoing Search for Sullivan Children
Daniel Robert Martell, stepfather of Lily and Jack Sullivan who have been missing since May 2025, faces charges of assault, forcible confinement, and sexual assault in Nova Scotia. The charges involve an adult victim and Martell is scheduled for a…
Former Deputy Sean Grayson Sentenced in Sonya Massey Murder Case
Former Illinois sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson received a 20-year prison sentence for the 2024 fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, a case that highlighted issues in police conduct and led to systemic reforms.
First Brands Founder Indicted on US Fraud Charges
The founder of First Brands has been indicted on US federal fraud charges, marking a significant escalation from the company’s previous bankruptcy proceedings to potential criminal exposure.
MCO Airport Reviews Procedures After Traveler’s CBP Complaint
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is reviewing operational procedures after a traveler filed a formal complaint alleging a hostile encounter with a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) CEO described the allegations as ‘concerning,’…