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A Japanese court has cleared Iwao Hakamada, the world's longest-serving death row inmate, after finding that evidence used against him had been fabricated.
Read report »A man facing a firearms charge allegedly brought an explosive into a California courthouse, where it went off and injured multiple people.
Read report »Japanese media reported on 2024-09-25 that a Japanese warship crossed the Taiwan Strait for the first time, after a Chinese carrier transit near Japan.
Read report »Ricarda Lang and Omid Nouripour are stepping down as Green Party leaders after a string of defeats that have left the party calling for a fundamental reset.
Read report »ANSA reported that a morning shooting in Nuoro left five dead and two injured after a man killed family members and a neighbour before taking his own life.
Read report »The Canadian prime minister defeated a first test in parliament, but his minority government now faces fresh opposition pressure and a worsening political headwind.
Read report »A gunman hijacked a Los Angeles Metro bus, led police on a slow chase through downtown and killed one passenger before surrendering.
Read report »Missouri carried out the execution of Marcellus Williams on the event date, ending a decades-long case that had drawn questions over DNA evidence and objections from the local prosecutor and innocence advocates.
Read report »The report revives questions about Jörg Dornau’s business ties in Belarus and the use of detainee labor at his onion company.
Read report »Federal prosecutors added new charges after the alleged plot near Trump’s Florida golf course, raising the maximum possible punishment to life in prison.
Read report »The law makes Thailand the third place in Asia to allow same-sex marriage, after Taiwan and Nepal.
Read report »Former transport minister S Iswaran admitted five charges, including four under Section 165 of Singapore's Penal Code and one obstruction count, after prosecutors swapped out two corruption charges.
Read report »Anura Kumara Dissanayake called a snap parliamentary vote for November 14 as his three-seat coalition sought a mandate to govern.
Read report »Police in North Rhine-Westphalia said a supermarket chain received banana crates containing cocaine at several stores on 2024-09-10.
Read report »Thousands marched despite a ban on demonstrations after unrest over the cost of living pushed Paris to deploy the CRS unit the island has kept away for decades.
Read report »A Colorado jury rejected an insanity defense and a judge imposed 10 consecutive life sentences plus 1,334 years for the Boulder supermarket massacre.
Read report »Israeli troops entered Al Jazeera’s bureau in Ramallah, ordered it closed for 45 days and confiscated equipment, intensifying a long-running campaign against the broadcaster as the Gaza war continues.
Read report »Election officials began a second round of counting on September 22, 2024 after Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s lead held in a vote that reflected anger over Sri Lanka’s economic crisis.
Read report »Sri Lankans voted in their first presidential election since mass protests drove out Gotabaya Rajapaksa, with the price of food, jobs and public services dominating the race.
Read report »Police say more than 100 shell casings were recovered after multiple shooters opened fire outside a Five Points South venue.
Read report »A knife attack during afternoon prayers left three men hurt at a mosque in the Montreal area, according to the supplied report.
Read report »U.S. agencies said Iranian hackers sent unsolicited emails with stolen Trump campaign material to people associated with Joe Biden’s campaign, but investigators found no sign the recipients responded.
Read report »George Speight, the figure behind Fiji’s 2000 coup, was discharged from custody after receiving a presidential pardon, reopening one of the country’s most painful political chapters.
Read report »EU lawmakers passed a non-binding resolution recognizing Venezuelan opposition figure Edmundo González as the country’s legitimate president, a move that sharpened tensions with Nicolás Maduro’s government.
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