Men on Trial for Assault Claim They Met Drugged Woman Online
Defendants on trial for sexually assaulting a woman drugged by her former husband claim they connected through online advertisements and a swinging website, believing she consented.
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Defendants on trial for sexually assaulting a woman drugged by her former husband claim they connected through online advertisements and a swinging website, believing she consented.

A three-year academic study has exposed a multi-million dollar digital influence operation that pushed racist, Islamophobic, and anti-Qatar views across thirty countries.

Alaska's governor orders a probe into alleged spoiler candidates, while Hegseth ousts an Army general amid Iran tensions.

An open-source investigation connects 25 military and paramilitary commanders to sites of reported sexual violence during Sudan's ongoing war.
Authorities in Spain are continuing their investigation into the fatal Toledo train crash that resulted in 69 deaths, while upcoming elections face potential political impacts.
United States authorities have charged a Kenyan national as part of an investigation into a syndicate that used stolen identities to siphon federal student aid.
An investigation reveals dangerous conditions, severe injuries, and labor exploitation among workers constructing datacentres across Europe.
Authorities in Cebu have secured a court order to examine electronic equipment and media seized from the former residence of Thomas Markle Sr.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia over allegations of unauthorized disclosures, referring the matter to the Justice Department for a criminal probe.
Federal authorities have reportedly issued subpoenas following revelations that Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign allegedly recruited a second candidate named Dan Sullivan.
