A Norwegian teenager has been found guilty of travelling to England to carry out a contract killing ordered by an international crime gang with links to Iran.

FIFA opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina following their World Cup final loss to Spain in July, with multiple players and staff facing assault and misconduct charges.

The Fifth Amendment’s protection against self-incrimination is a foundational constitutional right included in the Bill of Rights that has deep roots in English common law and evolved significantly throughout U.S. history.

Elon Musk’s xAI sued Minnesota over its new law banning artificial intelligence technology used to create fake nude images, challenging what could become a precedent for state AI regulation.

Hundreds of migrants are swimming from Morocco to the Spanish territory of Ceuta, with over 1,500 reaching the enclave in recent days and overwhelming local reception centers.

Saudi Arabia has launched joint strikes with the US against Iranian proxy militias in Iraq after facing attacks from multiple directions, forcing the kingdom to weigh continued deterrence against potential de-escalation efforts.

Wyoming’s second-largest city faces a severe obstetric shortage, with the number of OB-GYNs in Casper plummeting from six to two, forcing physicians to work unsustainable schedules and delaying nonurgent patient care.

A Caribbean regional court ruled that extradition proceedings against Guyana’s opposition leader and his father, both facing gold smuggling and money laundering charges, can resume following a legal challenge.

Keiko Fujimori was inaugurated as Peru’s president on Tuesday following a narrow election victory in June, becoming the country’s ninth president in a decade and signaling a regional conservative shift in South America.