Crime & justice

U.S. First Lady Melania Trump's bronze statue was reported stolen on Tuesday from its location near Sevnica, Slovenia. Police confirmed the sculpture had been sawn off at the ankles, leaving only the feet attached to its tree trunk base in the village of Rozno.
Melania Trump Bronze Statue Stolen from Slovenian Hometown
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US Supreme Court Blocks Alien Enemies Act Deportations
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Australia: Ex-Soldier Loses Appeal in War Crimes Case
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Trump Administration Fires 600 Voice of America Staff Amid Court Battle
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FBI to Exit DC Headquarters, Relocate 1,500 Agents Nationwide
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Crime

The results of an independent audit of Maryland's Office of Chief Medical Examiner released Thursday revealed that at least 36 deaths in police custody between 2003-2019 should have been classified as homicides but were instead ruled as undetermined, accidental, or natural causes.
Audit: 36 Maryland Police Custody Deaths Misclassified as Non-Homicides
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Cassie Ventura Faces Cross-Examination in Combs Trial
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Burkina Faso: Al-Qaeda Affiliate Claims 200 Soldiers Killed in Major Attack
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BBC: Iran Weaponizes Crime Syndicates for Global Operations
Google Warns US Retailers of UK Hack Group's New Threat
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Civil liberties

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that courts must consider the full context and circumstances leading up to police use of force, rejecting the Fifth Circuit's 'moment-of-threat' doctrine that limited review to only the instant immediately before force was used.
Supreme Court Expands Scope of Police Force Review Standards
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Australian Football League Legend Robert Walls Dies at 74 Via Assisted Dying
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New Zealand Parliament Suspends Māori MPs Over Haka
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UK Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Ex-Reform MP in Threats Case
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Senate Democrats to Block DOJ Nominees Over Qatar Plane Deal
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Legal system

The European Commission (EC) has informed TikTok of preliminary findings that the platform failed to meet Digital Services Act (DSA) requirements by not providing adequate advertising transparency, specifically regarding ad content, targeting information, and payment sources.
European Commission Finds TikTok in Breach of Digital Services Act
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Mexico: Retired Judge Arrested Over 2014 Students' Disappearance
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Report: Design Flaw Led to Mike Lynch's Fatal Superyacht Sinking
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Report: Threats, Impeachment Calls Against Judges up 327% in US
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Supreme Court Weighs Limits on Nationwide Injunctions
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Governance

Tidjane Thiam, the main opposition figure in the Ivory Coast, announced his resignation as leader of the Democratic Party of Ivory Coast (PDCI) on Monday, while maintaining his commitment to pursue victory in the October 2025 presidential election.
Ivory Coast Opposition Leader Exits Party Role Amid Election Row
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Canada: Liberals Win Quebec Riding by Single Vote in Recount
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EC Sues Five Countries Over Digital Services Act Noncompliance
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UK Unveils Immigration Reform to Cut Net Migration
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FEMA Chief Hamilton Fired
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Legislation

Republican Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Representative Mary Miller (R-Ill.) have introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act (IODA), proposing to establish a national definition of obscenity under the Communications Act of 1934.
GOP Bill Seeks to Redefine Obscenity Under Federal Law
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Catholic Church to Excommunicate Priests Who Follow New State Law
House Panel Releases Partial Tax Plan for Trump Agenda Bill
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Trump Fires Top Copyright Official
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US House Passes Bill to Codify Gulf of America
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