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President tells Pennsylvania rally tariffs will aid workers but questions raised over nature of Nippon Steel investment

A schoolgirl who died when a classmate threw a javelin towards her has been pictured for the first time.

A British man has died after reportedly being kicked and punched in the head at a popular tourist town in Portugal - emergency services rushed to the scene at around 3am on Saturday morning

During a Parliamentary session, authorities referred to legal constraints and registry practices in their explanations.

Brazilian police have arrested five individuals accused of being part of a far-right criminal group that planned to spy on and potentially assassinate government and judicial officials.

The driver reportedly lost control of his vehicle before crashing into the bakery, shattering the windows and dragging the British couple along - leaving one dead and another fighting for his life

President Donald Trump addressed for the first time whether he would consider pardoning his former friend Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs if convicted of sex trafficking.

Hundreds of British holidaymakers were trapped in ’inhuman’ queues at a Spanish airport at the beginning of the school vacation.

Ruling reverses the suspension on the Trump administration’s termination of humanitarian parole for Venezuelan migrants and others

A tech specialist working for the U.S. Department of Defense’s intelligence agency was arrested on May 29 for attempting to pass national defense information to a foreign government agent.

The governor of Slovakia’s central bank was charged with bribing an official in 2016, during his tenure as finance minister.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu states that Israel has eliminated senior Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar.

U.S. President Donald Trump has pardoned Todd and Julie Chrisley — a reality TV couple who were sentenced in 2022 to lengthy prison terms for financial crimes and fraud.

North Korea has said Donald Trump’s new dystopian ‘Golden Dome’ could turn outer space into a ‘nuclear war field’.

Albania’s Special Structure Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAK) has officially filed charges against former president Ilir Meta, who was detained last year.

Italy’s mafia is turning away from violent turf wars to collaborate in drug trafficking, prostitution rings and money laundering, the national anti-mafia agency (DIA) said in an annual report about the organized crime groups on Tuesday.

In France, a pizzeria chef confessed to killing a man during a botched robbery, then dismembered the body and boiled the parts in a pot with vegetables to cover his tracks.

About 800 figures from the legal community call on the government to impose sanctions on Israeli officials and consider suspending Israel from the UN

A German court has sentenced two former Volkswagen executives to prison and given suspended sentences to two others for their involvement in the company’s diesel emissions scandal.

Little Maya Simor Pereira was discovered by her nine-month pregnant mother with bite marks and severe bruises on her arms, legs, and eyes, while the father admitted to the killing.