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Search the reportPolice said a Sunday night shooting at a party near Arcadia Lake sent at least 18 people to hospitals and left investigators searching for suspects.
Read report »At least five Ethiopians were killed in Johannesburg in less than three days, prompting another police investigation and a call for protection from the Ethiopian embassy.
Read report »Lawyers said on May 2, 2026 that all people detained during Istanbul’s May Day protests had been released, after police broke up rallies with tear gas and mass arrests around the city.
Read report »Niueans went to the polls to choose 20 Assembly members as record fuel prices and a worsening cost-of-living squeeze set the tone for the vote.
Read report »Police sealed off central Istanbul and arrested at least 57 people as May Day rallies were dispersed around Taksim Square.
Read report »Spanish authorities intercepted a freighter carrying tens of thousands of kilograms of cocaine in what union officials described as the country’s biggest seizure ever.
Read report »Police in Chengdu have arrested a driver after a series of collisions left one person dead and 11 others injured at a busy downtown intersection.
Read report »An angry crowd clashed with police outside an Alice Springs hospital after a man arrested over the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby was taken into custody and moved to Darwin.
Read report »Organizers held May Day protests across the United States, including a coordinated economic blackout and demonstrations tied to more than 3,500 events nationwide.
Read report »International Workers’ Day rallies from Asia to Europe and the United States blended traditional labor demands with antiwar messages and complaints about rising energy costs.
Read report »Leon Botstein will step down after decades leading Bard College, months after disclosures about a deeper relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Read report »Official results showed the ruling party taking 15 of 17 seats, giving Gaston Browne an unprecedented fourth consecutive victory.
Read report »A Kremlin-backed educational concept would establish an expert council to assess historical material in media, books and film.
Read report »Beijing is banning drone sales and renting while requiring registration and permits, part of a broader effort to control low-altitude airspace.
Read report »The judge rejected his insanity defence and gave him 14 days to appeal after the killing of four toddlers in Kampala.
Read report »Myanmar's military government cut prison sentences by one-sixth for all prisoners, a move that will further shorten Aung San Suu Kyi's detention.
Read report »The spending bill reopens the Department of Homeland Security but leaves ICE and parts of CBP unfunded, ending a months-long fight over immigration enforcement.
Read report »The measure restores routine funding to TSA, FEMA, the Coast Guard and the Secret Service while leaving immigration enforcement money on a separate legislative track.
Read report »Investigators say footage and a scooter plate helped identify the suspect, who claimed to belong to the Jewish Brigade before that claim was denied.
Read report »The UAE said the coordinated operation with the FBI and Chinese police targeted three syndicates and dismantled nine fraud centres.
Read report »Federal prosecutors say the case involves drugs, weapons and alleged corruption tied to cartel activity on both sides of the border.
Read report »A Seoul appeals court raised former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol’s prison term to seven years over obstruction of justice and abuse-of-power convictions tied to his conduct around martial law.
Read report »Thailand’s corrections department said former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra will be released early from prison on May 11, citing his age and the short time remaining on his sentence.
Read report »A 6-3 ruling found that race played an impermissible role in drawing Louisiana’s 6th Congressional District, narrowing a major route for challenging minority vote dilution.
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