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Violent crime

Indonesian authorities said on Friday that they had arrested 13 suspects in West Java province for allegedly operating a baby trafficking syndicate that sold infants to buyers primarily in Singapore since 2023, with police rescuing six babies during the operation.
Indonesian Police Bust Baby Trafficking Ring to Singapore
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3 hours ago3 hours ago
Trump Orders Release of Epstein Grand Jury Testimony
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4 hours ago4 hrs
US Third-Nation Deportations Resume as Procedures Loosen
+6
2 days ago2 days
Reports: Information on UK Spies, Special Forces Included in Afghan Data Leak
+8
1 day ago1 day
Trump Says 'Credible' Information on Epstein Should be Released
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2 days ago2 days
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Murders and attempted murders

Ukraine's Security Service, the SBU, said Sunday that it had killed two Russian agents who were suspected of assassinating one of its officers last week.
Kyiv Says Russian Agents Killed After Assassinating Ukrainian Spy
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4 days ago4 days ago
37 Killed in Druze-Bedouin Clashes in Southern Syria
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4 days ago4 days
European Court Rules Russia Responsible for MH17 Downing
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JUL 10JUL 10
Secret Service Suspends 6 Agents Over Trump Assassination Attempt
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JUL 10JUL 10
Australia: Erin Patterson Convicted of Mushroom Murders
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JUL 7JUL 7
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Terrorism

More than 70 people across the U.K. were arrested over the weekend following protests in support of Palestine Action — a direct action group that was this month designated a proscribed terrorist group by legislators.
UK: Over 70 Protesters Arrested Over Palestine Action Ban
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4 days ago4 days ago
Nigerian Army Kills Scores of Militants in Multi-Front Operations
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7 days ago7 days
US Revokes Terrorist Designation for Syrian Rebel Group HTS
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JUL 7JUL 7
Militia Group Targets US Weather Radars
JUL 10JUL 10
King Charles Marks 20th Anniversary of 7/7 London Bombings
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JUL 7JUL 7
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Sex crimes

House Republicans on the Rules Committee voted 6-5 Monday night to block a Democratic amendment that would have forced the Justice Department to release all Jeffrey Epstein investigation files on a publicly accessible website within 30 days.
House GOP Blocks Democratic Push to Release Epstein Files
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3 days ago3 days ago
K-Pop Star Taeil Sentenced to Prison for Tourist Rape
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7 days ago7 days
FBI Closes Prince Andrew-Jeffrey Epstein Investigation
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JUL 8JUL 8
AI Child Abuse Videos Surge 400% in First Half of 2025
+4
7 days ago7 days
Prosecutors Near End of Diddy Sex Trafficking Trial
JUN 24JUN 24
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Violence & assaults

A federal jury on Monday awarded $500K to the widow and estate of Metropolitan Police Officer Jeffrey Smith, who died by suicide nine days after defending the US Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot.
Jury Awards $500K in Jan. 6 Suicide Case
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JUN 25JUN 25
EU Summons Russian Envoy Over Alleged Diplomat Attack in Vladivostok
+1
JUN 18JUN 18
Sydney: Three Injured in Suspected Gang Shooting at Kebab Shop
+5
JUN 16JUN 16
Colombia: Presidential Hopeful Uribe Undergoes Emergency Surgery
+5
JUN 16JUN 16
France: Two Dead as Fans Celebrate PSG's Champions League Win
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JUN 1JUN 1
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Child abuse & neglect

Nearly 138 million children were engaged in child labor in 2024, including around 54 million in hazardous work likely to jeopardize their health, safety or development, according to new estimates released by the International Labour Organization and UNICEF.
UN: Child Labor Affects 138M Globally
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JUN 12JUN 12
Iceland: Children's Minister Resigns Over Past Relationship Admission
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MAR 24MAR 24
Australia: 14 Religious Sect Members Found Guilty in Girl's Death
+5
JAN 29JAN 29
UN: Sudan Facing Sexual Assault of Children Amid Armed Conflict
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MAR 4MAR 4
UN: Record 473M Children Now Live in Conflict Zones
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DEC 28 2024DEC 2024
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Bombs

An Argentine federal judge ordered on Thursday that seven Iranians and three Lebanese nationals accused in the 1994 bombing of the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AMIA) Jewish community center in Buenos Aires to face trial in absentia — a first in the country.
Argentina to Try Suspects in 1994 Jewish Center Bombing in Absentia
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JUN 27JUN 27
Syria: Suicide Bombing at Damascus Church Kills at Least 22
JUN 23JUN 23
Regional Airport in Japan Shuts After WWII Bomb Explodes Near Runway
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OCT 2 2024OCT 2024
IS Launches First Attacks Under Syria's New Leadership
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JUN 2JUN 2
Report: US Allegedly Warned Iran of Islamic State Group Attack
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JAN 26 2024JAN 2024
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Kidnapping & hostages

Israeli forces recovered the bodies of three hostages — Ofra Keidar, Yonatan Samerano, and Staff Sergeant Shay Levinson — from Gaza on Saturday in a joint operation by the Israel Defense Forces and Shin Bet security service.
Israel Recovers Bodies of Three Hostages From Gaza
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JUN 23JUN 23
Gaza Aid Deaths Rise as Hostage Families Urge Trump Action
+3
JUN 19JUN 19
Madeleine McCann Search Ends Empty-Handed After 3 Days
+3
JUN 6JUN 6
Report: New Hamas Commander in Gaza Named
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JUN 13JUN 13
Ex-Aide Details Alleged Violence in Diddy Sex Trafficking Trial
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MAY 28MAY 28
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Hijacking

A Tropic Air flight carrying 14 passengers and two crew members was hijacked by Akinyela Sawa Taylor, a 49-year-old U.S. citizen, during a domestic flight from Corozal to San Pedro in Belize on Thursday at approximately 8:30 a.m. local time.
Hijacking Attempt by U.S. Citizen Foiled Aboard Belize Flight
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APR 18APR 18
TikTok Taking Down Posts Related to Bin Laden Letter
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NOV 17 2023NOV 2023
Taliban Claim to Have Killed 40 Insurgents
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AUG 31 2022AUG 2022
Taliban and US Agree on Prisoner Swap
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SEP 19 2022SEP 2022
US Marks 21st Anniversary of 9/11
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SEP 11 2022SEP 2022
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Domestic violence

Audrey Backeberg, who disappeared at age 20 from Reedsburg, Wis., on July 7, 1962, has been found "alive and well" at age 82 living out of state, according to the Sauk County Sheriff's Office, which concluded her disappearance "was by her own choice and not the result of any criminal activity."
Missing Wisconsin Mother Found Alive After 60 Years
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MAY 5MAY 5
Argentine Court Upholds Gender-Violence Charges Against Former President
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FEB 18FEB 18
Australia Declares Domestic Violence a National Crisis
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APR 29 2024APR 2024
UN: Home is the Most Dangerous Physical Location for Women
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NOV 25 2024NOV 2024
Search Continues for Suspected Killer of Maryland Judge
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OCT 23 2023OCT 2023
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Arson

US Attorney General (AG) Pam Bondi is investigating recent attacks on Tesla vehicles, with one suspect already facing up to 20 years in prison for throwing a Molotov cocktail at a dealership, while authorities seek out who's funding and organizing the incidents.
Tesla Faces Nationwide Vandalism Amid Musk's DOGE Role
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MAR 14MAR 14
Bangladesh: Protesters Torch Ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Home
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FEB 6FEB 6
Man Who Self-Immolated Outside Trump Trial Dies
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APR 19 2024APR 2024
LA Fires Kill 10; Arson Suspect Caught as Looters Target Homes
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JAN 10JAN 10
Trump Manhattan Trial: First Jurors Selected
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APR 17 2024APR 2024
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Torture

On Thursday, South Korea's Unification Ministry released a 450-page report detailing North Korea's alleged human rights abuses, including the public execution of teenagers, pregnant women, and homosexuals.
S.Korea Publishes Report of North's Alleged Human Rights Abuses
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MAR 31 2023MAR 31 2023
Guantánamo Detainee Freed to Belize
FEB 3 2023FEB 2023
Day 270: Explosions Rock Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine to Investigate Alleged War Crimes
+14
NOV 20 2022NOV 2022
Day 271 Roundup: Russian Forces Pound Ukrainian Strongholds; UN Urges End to Attacks on Zaporizhzhia Plant
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NOV 21 2022NOV 2022
Day 269: Russia Accuses Ukraine of Executing More Than 10 POWs
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NOV 19 2022NOV 2022
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War crimes

International Criminal Court (ICC) Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan told the UN Security Council on Thursday that there are "reasonable grounds to believe that war crimes and crimes against humanity" are being committed in Sudan's western Darfur region.
ICC Finds War Crimes Evidence in Sudan's Darfur Region
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7 days ago7 days ago
Australia: Inquiry Finds British Committed Genocide Against Indigenous Population
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JUL 2JUL 2
Trump Sanctions Four ICC Judges Over Israel, US Probes
+6
JUN 6JUN 6
Ukraine, Council of Europe Sign Accord for Russia War Tribunal
+11
JUN 26JUN 26
Guatemala Jails Ex-Paramilitaries For 40 Years Over Wartime Rapes
JUN 1JUN 1
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