Crime & Justice
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US Supreme Court Weighs Judicial Checks on Trump with Birthright Case
Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship has been paused by district courts in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state who deemed it unconstitutional.
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Accused Mushroom Murderer Sent Children to Movies Before Deadly Meal
An Australian woman accused of triple murder sent her children to the movies before serving up a toxic mushroom lunch that killed her guests, a court heard on Thursday.
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Kesi ya uhaini inayomkabili Lissu yaahirishwa hadi Mei 19, Mahakama yatoa onyo
Kesi ya uhaini inayomkabili Mwenyekiti wa Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (CHADEMA) Taifa, Tundu Lissu, imeahirishwa kwa siku 13 hadi Mei 19, 2025, baada ya upande wa Jamhuri kueleza kuwa upelelezi haujakamilika.
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Colombia Arrests 217 Suspected Members of Top Drug Cartel
The cartel paid its members “between 10 and 15 million (Colombian pesos, between $2,300 and 3,500) for some dead police officers,” Interior Minister Armando Benedetti told a weekly government cabinet meeting.
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Lissu ni ama afikishwe Mahakamani kesho ama aanze mgomo wa kula akiwa gerezani
Lissu ambaye ni Mwenyekiti wa Chadema Taifa alikamatwa tarehe 9 Aprili 2025 majira ya saa za jioni akiwa Ruvuma muda mchache mara baada ya kumaliza mkutano wa hadhara uliofanyika wilayani Mbinga.Usiku huo huo alisafirishwa hadi…
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Uganda Arrests Suspect in 2019 Kidnapping of US Tourist
Uganda had been tracking the suspect and arrested him in the western district of Kanungu on May 4, he added.
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German Police Arrest Suspected Leader of Syrian Smuggling Gang
The 32-year-old suspect was detained at his home in the northeastern town of Aerzen, federal police said in a statement.
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Detained Pakistan Rights Activist Ends Hunger Strike
Mahrang and four other detained activists from her organisation, the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), had stopped eating on Thursday in protest against alleged misconduct by police and ill-treatment the activists claim to have been subjected…
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Brazil’s Ex-President Collor de Mello Reportedly Arrested in Corruption Case
Collor de Mello, Brazil’s first democratically elected president, was forced to resign in 1992, halfway through his term, after congress launched impeachment proceedings against him for allegedly taking bribes.








