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A federal judge in Manhattan dismissed the murder and weapons counts tied to Brian Thompson’s killing, removing the federal death penalty option while leaving stalking charges in place.
Read report »The Justice Department released a large new batch of Jeffrey Epstein files after the Epstein Files Transparency Act, according to AP.
Read report »Burkina Faso’s military government has abolished all political parties and ordered their assets transferred to the state, deepening its break with civilian politics.
Read report »The case marks the first executions in Beijing’s crackdown on scam networks in Myanmar, where the Ming family built a violent fraud and gambling empire.
Read report »A Seoul court handed Kim Keon Hee a prison term over gifts and favors, deepening the downfall of the country’s former first couple.
Read report »Authorities say the suspects, including an Iranian national, were detained after coordinated operations across five provinces and accused of gathering intelligence on military sites.
Read report »France’s lower house has passed a bill to bar under-15s from social media and to prohibit mobile phones in high schools, sending the measure to the Senate.
Read report »Security services arrested three people they say were linked to Islamic State’s Khorasan Province and were preparing to attack an embassy in the capital.
Read report »Conservative businessman Nasry Asfura took office as president of Honduras after a closely contested election shaped by crime, migration and geopolitical rivalry.
Read report »Operation Liberterra III spanned 119 countries and also identified more than 4,400 potential victims, Interpol said in a report on transnational trafficking and smuggling.
Read report »A convoy carrying the mayor of Shariff Aguak came under fire in Maguindanao del Sur on January 25, 2026, in an attack that ended with the assailants dead and the mayor unharmed.
Read report »French authorities are questioning the Indian captain of a tanker intercepted in the Mediterranean after the ship arrived at anchorage near Marseille, part of a wider crackdown on the Russian shadow fleet.
Read report »Myanmar held the third and final phase of its general election on January 25, 2026, in a process that all but guaranteed military-backed control of parliament.
Read report »Demonstrations, business disruptions and political fallout spread across Minneapolis after the death of 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti during federal immigration enforcement activity.
Read report »Tens of thousands joined an economic blackout in Minneapolis and across Minnesota, with closures, arrests and a march through subzero weather after the death of Renee Good.
Read report »Vietnam’s ruling party has re-elected To Lam as general secretary, strengthening his position at the top of the state and sharpening focus on economic reform.
Read report »AP said Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council moved to oust acting prime minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé two weeks before the council was due to dissolve.
Read report »The FBI fugitive faces U.S. charges over multinational cocaine trafficking and an alleged plot to kill a federal witness.
Read report »Police say two suspects were arrested after a protest outside Antwerp’s Opera House turned violent and left two people in critical condition.
Read report »Police say a former teacher opened fire at Ntabankulu Primary School in Eastern Cape, killing two women teachers and leaving another educator critically injured.
Read report »A Tacloban court sentenced Cumpio and Marielle Domequil to prison terms of up to 18 years, prompting new alarms over press freedom in the Philippines.
Read report »Authorities urged residents of the small New South Wales town to stay indoors while more than 100 officers searched for a 37-year-old man described as armed and dangerous.
Read report »Authorities arrested more than 85 people and seized about 1,000 metric tons of precursor chemicals in what Europol called its largest operation against synthetic drugs.
Read report »The Nationals say their alliance with the Liberals has become untenable after a row over proposed hate speech reforms, leaving the opposition split for the second time since the election.
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