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Omar Bin Laden, the oldest son of Osama Bin Laden, has been expelled from France for spreading terrorist propaganda in honor of his father.

The European Court of Auditors warns about the increasing trend of incorrect spending by the European Union for the third consecutive year.

An American salvage company, Glocca Morra, has taken legal action against the Colombian government, claiming rights to a sunken treasure aboard the San José shipwreck. The case will be heard by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague.

The New Zealand police have been intrigued by a complex missing persons case for almost three years. In December 2021, Tom Phillips fled with his three children, sparking immediate concern from the mother. After being missing for a long time, the kids have now been spotted in a wooded area.

The US Department of Justice files charges against an Afghan citizen who intended to carry out a terrorist attack on the election day in the United States in the name of ISIS. The 27-year-old man, N. Tawhedi, was arrested by the FBI in Oklahoma City.

The main suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann has been acquitted by a German court in several other abuse cases.

Three teenagers have been charged in Germany for planning a terrorist attack in accordance with the goals and ideology of Islamic State.

Accused of exploiting two women, including rape and abuse, a 63-year-old Marion K. accused one of the victims of rape and abuse in the courtroom in Lelystad.

The European Union Court decided that Facebook and Instagram cannot use information on people's sexual orientation for targeted advertising.

A Belgian bio-engineer is facing trial for allegedly poisoning his best friend with rat poison. The accused was reportedly inspired by an infamous British serial killer.

The American election campaign is once again in turmoil, this time involving Donald Trump, following a civil debate between the vice-presidential candidates. Trump is accused of crimes after the release of new evidence.

Two Mexican soldiers opened fire on a pick-up truck carrying migrants at the border with Guatemala, resulting in six deaths and ten other migrants being injured. The soldiers mistakenly thought the migrants were criminals.

The women of the fifty co-defendants standing trial alongside Dominique Pelicot in a massive sexual abuse case in Avignon continue to support their husbands despite everything.

The Public Prosecutor's Office demanded a sentence of eighteen months, of which six months conditionally, against 66-year-old Marcel Kaatee for money laundering of a number of buildings in Amsterdam's Red-Light District.

The trial against Marine Le Pen and 24 of her party members has begun in Paris. The leader of Rassemblement National (RN) is accused of embezzling European public funds. Le Pen faces a fine and a potential ban from running for office.

The man accused of attempting to murder former US President Donald Trump on his golf course in Florida claims he is innocent, according to his lawyer. The 58-year-old Ryan Routh appeared in court where the allegations were made. Routh waited for Trump with a gun earlier this month and was apprehended by Secret Service agents after shots were fired.

Iwao Hakamada, who was sentenced to death in 1968 for a quadruple murder, has been acquitted after serious doubts were raised about his confession, sparking concerns about Japan's legal system.

European Union's multi-billion spending in Africa to combat migration issues has been found to be largely ineffective, according to a critical report by the European Court of Auditors.

Christian Brückner, the main suspect in the disappearance case of Maddie McCann, reportedly confessed to having kidnapped a child from an apartment in Portugal.

The execution of Marcellus Williams in Missouri and other controversial cases reveal serious flaws in the US justice system.

Andy Rodriguez, a farmer and father of two, confessed in court to engaging in sexual intercourse with Gisèle Pelicot under the influence of alcohol and cocaine, claiming he had nothing else to do on New Year's Eve.

Discover the controversial past of Alice Walton, the wealthiest woman in the world, and her philanthropic efforts alongside her troubled history of driving incidents.

In the French rape trial involving Gisèle Pelicot, an investigation has been launched into six new suspects, including the youngest suspect.

Karim El Baqqali, known as Karim Gabarde and also 'El Enfadao' (The Angry), appeared in court after surrendering in connection to a fatal collision between a drug speedboat and a Spanish police boat.

A Swedish teenager involved in gang violence in Denmark has been sentenced to five years in prison after throwing a hand grenade into a jewelry store. This is the first conviction following a wave of gang violence originating from Sweden this summer.

Allegations of sexual abuse, fraud, and conspiracy theories have plagued the eccentric and controversial figure Mohammed Al Fayed for decades.

Two out of the 50 defendants in the rape case of Gisèle Pelicot have confessed to their crime, expressing regret and seeking forgiveness. The majority of the defendants are claiming that they were unaware of the victim being drugged, presenting their defense in court.