Gilgo Beach Suspect Expected to Plead Guilty

In a case that has gripped the American public for over a decade, 62-year-old Rex Heuermann — the man charged

Media Shake-Ups Down Under and in Costa Rica

The media world saw its own dramas. In Australia, controversial radio broadcaster Kyle Sandilands described the experience as "traumatic" as

Chile’s New Government Faces Early Pushback

In Chile, President Kast found himself walking back his own rhetoric, relativizing his earlier use of the phrase "state in

Wales Heartbreak: Bosnia End World Cup Dreams on Penalties

In the world of sport, Wales' 2026 FIFA World Cup dreams came to a crushing end as Bosnia and Herzegovina

Justice and Crime Across the Americas and Europe

The day brought a string of significant justice stories across multiple continents. In France, former police officer Cédric P., suspected

Hospital Fungus Outbreak: A Patient Still in ICU

In a grim health story, a patient remains in intensive care four months after a deadly fungal outbreak at a

David Jones: Alarm Bells for an Iconic Retailer

Meanwhile, in the retail sector, news that David Jones — one of Sydney's most hallowed commercial institutions — is pushing

Britain Considers Charging Foreign Tourists for Museums

In a smaller but culturally significant development, the UK government is reportedly considering charging foreign tourists for entry to major

Meanwhile in Australia: Tax Havens, Firebombs, and NRL Drama

Closer to the ground in Victoria, two strikingly different stories captured public attention. In Frankston, a "Dubai-style" tax-haven proposal is

Peru’s Presidential Race Heats Up

In Latin America, Peru held the third round of its 2026 presidential debate on March 25, with prominent candidates including