The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday dismissed Sudan's case accusing the United Arab Emirates of fueling genocide in Darfur by supplying weapons to paramilitary forces, saying it lacked jurisdiction.

The case has been politically charged with calls for Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to recuse herself.

A Pennsylvania woman was filmed pooping on another person's car during bizarre road rage incident.

Marriages and families are falling apart as people are sucked into fantasy worlds of spiritual prophecy by AI tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT

Drones attacked a vessel carrying aid to Gaza in international waters off Malta. That's according to the group organizing the shipment said.

Verdin is 68, but after "optimizing" his health for the past decade, by making diet and lifestyle tweaks, he said that his "biological age" is much younger, based on various epigenetic blood tests. (Note: There's no consensus on the definition of biological age or how to measure it; Verdin uses GlycanAge and SuPar, which use inflammation markers to measure aging.)

Enoch Powell is his political hero. But Farage will never be his heir.

Sources said the incident occurred after he drank alcohol and took prescription medication on a flight from Chicago to Munich.

The final phase of the election campaign was dominated by Trump’s trade war and the cost of living.

A Utah couple is being accused of money laundering and smuggling oil into the U.S. alongside Mexican cartels, after they were arrested during a multi-state raid by U.S. Marshals, according to court documents.

Now, Donald Trump has issued an executive order that will make it even harder to hold cops accountable—and flirts blatantly with martial law. Named the dystopian “Strengthening and Unleashing America’s Law Enforcement to Pursue Criminals and Protect Innocent Citizens,” this new order purports to “unleash high-impact local police forces; protect and defend law enforcement officers wrongly accused and abused by State or local officials; and surge resources to officers in need.”

It’s high time we created accountability for the Trump 2.0 criminal syndicate.

Upgrade from ‘suspected’ threat will mean greater surveillance of party that came second in last election

The senator insists he is in good health. But staffers past and present say they no longer recognize the man they once knew.

The nightly parade of horror stories about an American secret police proves the current system is broken beyond repair.

As federal judges rule against the Trump administration in dozens of politically charged cases, the families of at least 11 of the jurists have been targeted with threats and harassment. The intimidation campaign has strained judges and their relatives – and legal scholars fear it could have a chilling effect on the judiciary.

Many Americans might not have felt major effects from President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs – until now. That’s because a major shipping loophole expired at one minute past midnight on Friday. The de minimis exemption, as it’s known, allowed shipments of goods worth $800 or less to come into the US duty free, often more or less skipping time-consuming inspections and paperwork.

A serial pest in sperm donation groups has joined the cast of bankrupts, fraudsters and fantasists in Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots and is running in the hotly contested western Sydney seat of Lindsay. Joseph O’Connor claims in the biography posted on the party’s website that he brings “a wealth of experience in mental health and counselling” to his candidacy. But this masthead can reveal that he has also presented himself as Dane McDuff, Blake McBeth, Adam Nilsson and Jack DeBevay in Facebook groups for women and couples looking for sperm donations, among a stream of identities that mushroom each time he is banned from a group. Sperm donor groups generally do not allow members to use aliases. Multiple women have complained to the group administrators that he has engaged in creepy behaviour, sent them unwanted imagery and is using the groups for sexual gratification. The unwanted material included videos of himself on a porn site called “Chaturbate” where he uses the moniker JackPhallus. In one of his early profiles, set up under the moniker Dane McDuff in 2019, he boasted of a “super high” sperm count. “I kept knocking up all my previous girlfriends so figured I might as well come here and put it to good use,” he wrote. “Australia only pls unless you’re willing to travel, shipping sperm seems like it would reduce quality.” He set up his own sperm donation group in 2022 under the alias Adam Nilsson, after administrators of other sperm donation groups collaborated to identify all his aliases and remove him from their groups. He posted his vital details, including a photograph, offering to donate sperm as recently as September last year. One of the rules of his group is that if a man agrees to donate via artificial insemination, they cannot renege at the last moment and insist on natural insemination. “Grow some balls I know a lot of you have tiny dicks and this is the only way your micropenis having self can get laid but I don’t care, go to a brothel,” the rule states. “Anyone who whines, whinges, complains etc about anybody will be BANNED … This isn’t your soap box for you to have a cry and get sympathy because boo hoo it’s too hard.” It is not clear which of the three administrators of the group wrote the rules. But administrators of other groups have identified in O’Connor’s group numerous donors and recipients who have been banned from their groups, and claim he has rejected their offers to share evidence and collaborate to remove bad actors who put the community at risk. O’Connor denied this allegation, saying he had banned numerous individuals from the group for catfishing, and denied that he had sent unsolicited videos of himself to women in other groups. He said he had been banned from the other groups for arguing and not any other reason. “My intentions were genuine,” he said. “I was looking to help people because IVF is too expensive for many people. Majority of people, sex wasn’t involved at all.” He also shared screenshots of women who said they had become pregnant with his sperm, but asked that they not be shared in the interests of the women’s privacy. One of them went through an IVF clinic, he said. But he said he had little interest in donating any more. O’Connor’s Psychology Today profile says he has expertise in men’s issues, sex therapy and peer relationships. His candidate profile identifies housing affordability, homelessness and unemployment as the key issues in Lindsay, which encompasses the suburbs of Penrith, St Marys and Emu Plains in Sydney’s outer west. He is the latest in a colourful cast of Trumpet candidates to exhibit multiple identities. David Sarikaya, who is running in Reid, calls himself “Professor” but is a fake psychologist who bought his PhD online for $250. He also has a fraud conviction and is a former bankrupt, a feature he shares with Deakin candidate Milton Wilde. Todd Juchau, a security guard from Murrurrundi, claims to be a long-lost descendant of Charlemagne and tried to change his name by deed poll to “Prince”. Gabrial Pennicott is a reinvented conman who moved to the Gold Coast after spending three years behind bars for fraud offences in Victoria. Other interesting candidates include Michael Jessop, 70, who is facing weapons and stalking charges after police found camouflage clothing, an axe, a shovel, duct tape and a cadaver bag inside his vehicle outside Bli Bli on the Sunshine Coast. He is fighting the charges.

As his HBO series ‘The Righteous Gemstones’ comes to a triumphant end, here’s the tale of America’s karate-kicking, wisecracking king of comedy, as told by the people who know him best

An analysis of COVID mortality data by The Texas Tribune reveals the trends have flipped since the beginning of the pandemic: White Texans are the most likely to die of COVID compared to other race and ethnic groups, while the proportion of Hispanics dying of the disease has plummeted. In 2024, Hispanics made up 23% of COVID deaths in Texas, while white Texans made up 63%.