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Edward Snowden's flight from Hawaii to Hong Kong culminates in a meeting with The Guardian journalists, where he reveals the NSA's Prism surveillance program.
Radack discusses the consequences of exposing FBI wrongdoing while working at the DOJ.
A gunman in the Philippines kills seven Chinese tourists before being shot by police.
A crowd surge at the Astroworld Festival leads to multiple casualties during Travis Scott's performance.
El Chapo is sentenced to life in prison, claiming his trial was unjust on Wednesday.
Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's trial nears its end as jury deliberations begin on Monday.
The Rapid Support Forces invade el-Fasher, Sudan, after 18 months of siege and violence.
An elderly Palestinian man dies after his home is demolished by Israeli forces, sparking outrage.
Ellen Williams is sentenced to eight and a half years for false rape claims and related offenses.
Militants have killed eleven soldiers in a Kabul military base attack near a military academy.
A vehicle named Priscilla gets towed, sparking humorous comments from viewers.
Kathy Burke examines social injustice and real crime narratives while highlighting the work of detectives and A&E staff across Britain.
Eltiona Skana is sentenced to life for killing seven-year-old Emily Jones in Bolton.
A service dedicated to Olivia Pratt-Korbel highlights community grief and calls for justice.
Virginia Giuffre's secret settlement with Epstein impacts Prince Andrew's legal battles.
Prince Andrew remains missing since being filmed in Jeffrey Epstein's New York apartment in 2010.
Eric Toth is arrested in Nicaragua for child pornography charges linked to Maryland.
Erica Garner shares her father's death by NYPD chokehold and the ensuing protests for justice.
Daniel Khalif is arrested by the Metropolitan Police in Chiswick after escaping Wandsworth prison.
On October 22, 2019, 39 Vietnamese migrants suffocated in a sealed lorry during a smuggling operation, highlighting the dangers of human trafficking networks.
A witness in Essex claims to know what happened during a violent incident one night.
Roberta Metsola addresses the European Parliament about the Qatar corruption scandal involving Eva Kaylee.
Several Balkan countries will seek EU membership reassurances at a summit in Slovenia.
EU lawmakers declare Russia a 'state sponsor' of terrorism at Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's request.
Abderrozak Benarabe, a Copenhagen gangster, joins jihad in Syria after a deal with God.
Evel Knievel attempts to jump across Idaho's Snake River Canyon on September 8, 1974, using a steam-powered rocket in a historic stunt.
DNA evidence links a suspect to the murder weapon, with investigators noting he left the scene in a gray tracksuit and later washed his clothes.
Frank Abagnale warns Facebook users about identity theft risks at Advertising Week Europe.
Carlos Ghosn apparently jumps bail in Japan and flees to Lebanon on a private aircraft.
Shinzo Abe, former Prime Minister of Japan, dies after being shot in Nara during a speech.
Peter Murrell is questioned in a police probe affecting Scotland's SNP leadership.
Cindy Brown confronts the devastating reality of her ex-husband Bobby Joe Long's confession to murdering 10 women during his 1984 murder spree.
In North London, police officers face community backlash while conducting a stop and search on two black teenagers, highlighting tensions following Black Lives Matter protests.
Sky News exposes an Islamic State weapons lab in Raqqa, Syria, developing remote control bombs.
Haji Abdullah, an Afghan drug baron, discusses his heroin supply to Britain after imprisonment.
Sandy, a former child prostitute from Los Angeles, shares her experience of being sold for sex at nine and highlights the support from Children of the Night.
Anni Dewani's family seeks justice and answers regarding her murder as her husband, Shrien Dewani, prepares for trial in South Africa.
Melissa Thompson recounts her September 2011 meeting with Weinstein in New York City.
Martin Chulov and Salem Rizk report from Ba’aj, Iraq, on Baghdadi's last known hideout.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation campaign highlights the challenges faced by British ex-soldiers and the Ministry of Defence amid the Taliban's resurgence.
Sudan faces starvation as people eat animal feed amid a humanitarian crisis.
In the world of online adult entertainment, individuals exploit the facade of virginity for financial gain, revealing the complexities of identity and deception.
Nora Quoirin's body was identified by her family in Malaysia after she went missing on August 4, prompting a widespread search and community support.
Two women accused of killing Kim Jong-un's half-brother appear in court in Malaysia today.
André Leon Talley critiques Paul Manafort's extravagant fashion choices during his trial.
Emma Tustin and Thomas Hughes are sentenced for the murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
Katarina vitotsi reports on Kaylee Tipford's tragic death due to severe neglect in 2020.
Feral chickens in Key West disrupt daily life and pose health risks, prompting new laws against feeding them.
