Ann Widdecombe murder: Court hears former MP was struck 21 times with a hammer in an attack captured on camera. Suspect Joshua Kerry, 28, charged. Counter-terror police investigate possible political motive.
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Swiss Airlines suspended two A220 pilots in May 2026 after crew reported them drunk before a Geneva flight. Alcohol tests confirmed they exceeded the 0.2 promille limit. The pilots were removed at their hotel, and replacement crews operated the flight safely. Learn about aviation alcohol rules and consequences.
A Russian frigate conducted a rare live-fire exercise 45 miles off Plymouth, UK, firing its 100mm cannon for 30 minutes while the Royal Navy shadowed the vessel. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting condemned the drill as 'performative and irresponsible' amid escalating Russia-UK tensions over shadow fleet sanctions and the war in Ukraine.
Rev. Al Sharpton and Tyler Perry offer $100K reward in death of Black student Nolan Wells, 18, found after July 4 trip to Mississippi's Horn Island. Family demands independent autopsy amid racial bias claims.
An Indonesian court sentenced 19 members of a baby trafficking ring that sold 34 infants to Singapore and domestically. Ringleader Lie Siu Luan received 7 years. Learn about the investigation, sentencing, and impact on children.
Andrew and Tristan Tate face 59 UK charges including rape and human trafficking. They appeared in Miami court to fight extradition. The brothers deny all allegations as legal battles span three countries.
Five adults drowned in Ohio's Scioto River on July 19, 2026, after a chain of rescue attempts turned deadly. Learn what happened, safety tips, and expert advice on preventing river drownings.
Federal judge blocks Paramount's $111B Warner Bros. acquisition for 14 days after 12 states sue over antitrust concerns. Preliminary hearing set for Aug 3.
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