Ruggia Convicted on Appeal in Adèle Haenel Case
A Paris appeals court sentenced French filmmaker Christophe Ruggia to five years in prison — two of them to be
ICC Probes Canada Cricket Over Match-Fixing Claims
The International Cricket Council confirmed it is investigating Cricket Canada after a CBC documentary made wide-ranging allegations of corruption and
Turkey Tightens the Vise on Opposition Mayors
The Turkish Interior Ministry's approval of an investigation into Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş on allegations of misusing public funds fits
Hegseth’s *Pulp Fiction* Moment at the Pentagon
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth found himself the subject of widespread ridicule after inadvertently quoting Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction instead
Hegseth’s Pulp Fiction Moment at the Pulpit
In a lighter but telling moment, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth quoted a fake Bible verse from the film Pulp
Newsom’s PAC Spending Draws Scrutiny
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing questions after it emerged that $1.5 million from his political action committee was used
Sydney Daycare Worker Faces Over 120 Child Abuse Charges
A Sydney daycare worker has been hit with more than 120 child abuse charges in what police are calling a
The Pelicot Case Returns
In France, authorities have exhumed the remains of a 23-year-old real estate agent murdered in 1991, as part of a