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Harold Keke led the first group of militants from Guadalcanal five years ago to expel Malayan squatters from the main island.
On July 17, 2013, 23 children died after consuming poisoned school lunches in Bihar, raising serious concerns about the safety of India's midday meal program.
Over 2,000 unsolved murders have occurred since Thailand's government launched a crackdown on drugs, targeting suspected users and dealers.
Pakistan's nuclear proliferation network has been linked to clients like Libya and Iran, raising alarms about the potential for nuclear weapons to fall into terrorist hands.
Sixty percent of Cleveland's East Side population is African American, with many living in poverty amid abandoned homes and high crime rates.
A young Orthodox Jewish man is shot in Pittsburgh during Passover celebrations, targeted for his religious attire and identity.
Robert served a six-month prison sentence after being convicted of intentional exposure to the AIDS virus due to accusations related to his HIV status.
Krishna Andavolu covers Bernard Noble's 13-year sentence for possessing two joints in Weediquette.
5 million pesos, or about $100,000, were allegedly delivered to Joseph Estrada twice a month from illegal gambling profits linked to crime bosses.
A high-speed police chase in Los Angeles endangers innocent bystanders, showcasing the risks involved in law enforcement pursuits.
A sophisticated 2,000-foot drug tunnel linking Mexico to California has been discovered, resulting in a $45 million cocaine seizure and four arrests.
A vehicle collided with a highway patrol car in Texas, resulting in a massive explosion that left multiple injuries and significant damage.
Ulla and Didi Högel navigate the emotional turmoil and altered family dynamics following their son’s life sentence for multiple crimes.
Genocides often end through military intervention, but Gaza faces no serious pressure to stop.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood addresses the media regarding the murder of Henry Nowak in a live statement from the UK.
A 72-year-old media mogul faces life in prison under Hong Kong's national security law for his pro-democracy activism and criticism of the Chinese government.
Jordan, a liberal country in the Arab world, still faces the issue of honour killings in April 2004.
A man robs an armored car in Los Angeles and takes a massage parlor worker hostage, prompting police to investigate connections to multiple Christmas-season robberies.
A frantic mother calls for help as a home invasion escalates into a life-threatening hostage situation in a suburban neighborhood.
Paul Rusesabagina, known for sheltering refugees during the Rwandan genocide, is convicted of terrorism after being forcibly taken from the U.S. to Rwanda.
Benazir Bhutto, the first woman to lead a Muslim state, faces corruption allegations and a complex legacy.
Baltimore's gun trace task force faces trial for misconduct affecting thousands of cases.
A former national fencer exposes corruption leading to Park Geun-hye's downfall in South Korea.
A spent bullet casing links two murderers to their crime, while a hire car aids in tracking a thief stealing from supermarket tills.
A trial in Bentonville, Arkansas, questions if an Amazon Echo can provide key evidence in a murder case.
Fulton County, Georgia, becomes the focal point of a conspiracy theory regarding the 2020 election as off-duty sheriff's deputies monitor a ballot warehouse amid allegations of tampering.
Californians will vote on a controversial ballot requiring condoms in porn films.
Patricia Hilliard intervenes to prevent gun violence at Jackson Pulaski in Chicago.
Over 130,000 Yemenis have died in a conflict that has lasted six years, with children increasingly caught in the crossfire.
Two milligrams of fentanyl can potentially cause an overdose, making it over 50 times stronger than heroin and a leading cause of overdose deaths in the US.
Every year, more than 130,000 sea vessels arrive at the Port of Rotterdam, making it a key target for illicit trade activities.
Denver becomes the first city to decriminalize psilocybin mushrooms with a narrow vote.
Authorities recover more firearms this year, linking them to domestic violence risks for women.
Nigeria's largest meth lab bust highlights the alarming connections between Latin American drug cartels and terrorism in West Africa, as warned by the US.
Over 15,000 young people are recruited into drug dealing through organized crime groups in the UK, often as a means of security and survival.
Each year, there are 7,000 corruption reports filed against prison officers in Britain, revealing extensive illegal activities within the prison system.
Moldova sits right next to Ukraine, facing threats since February amid ongoing conflict.
Frank Russo's team at JFK intercepts Fentanyl in international packages during Christmas.
Fiji has become a significant hub in the Pacific drug trade, with rising addiction rates and HIV infections linked to powerful cartels and trafficking routes.
89 bars of cocaine have been discovered in Fiji, revealing the island's growing role in the South Pacific drug trade.
Four shots were fired on Valentine's Day 2013, leading to the trial of Oscar Pistorius for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
Fourteen South Africans serve sentences of three to ten years in Lurigancho prison for attempting to smuggle cocaine out of Peru.
Katie Engelhardt reports on France's changes one year after the Paris terror attacks.
Gangs from Los Angeles, like MS-13, impact Honduras as crime rates begin to decrease.
Cyber security hacks are in the news, showing a rising demand for skilled professionals.
Nitazenes, a potent synthetic opiate, raises overdose fears in Europe similar to North America's crisis.
Hezbollah traffics drugs globally, impacting the Middle East and South American cartels.
Economic hardship in Bali fuels a child sex trade, making Indonesia a paedophile's paradise.
