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Mary and Rick Todd seek accountability for their son Shane's death in Singapore, challenging discrepancies in the official investigation and urging U.S. lawmakers for support.
Deutsche Bank is under investigation for money laundering linked to Jared Kushner's transactions.
President Donald Trump's personal finances reveal a black hole of debts and unpaid taxes.
Donald Trump faces 37 criminal charges for mishandling classified documents, confirmed by the Department.
Donald Trump has been acquitted in his second impeachment trial by the Senate.
Live televised hearings from Capitol Hill feature testimonies from diplomats Bill Taylor and George Kent, highlighting the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump.
Donald Trump faces charges linked to election interference in Coffee County, Georgia.
Donald Trump faces legal challenges after leaving office, including impeachment and tax investigations.
Donald Trump's financial connections to the Soviet Union are examined, highlighting a $100 million payment linked to his Toronto project with Russian Canadian billionaire Alex Snyder.
Ground-breaking investigations into romance fraud and real-life murder cases highlight the intense work of law enforcement in the UK series '24 Hours In Police Custody'.
The video discusses Meghan Markle's racial identity and media portrayal as definitely racialized.
Rodrigo Duterte wins the Philippine presidential election, promising change and tackling crime.
Protests in Colombo lead to Ranil Wickremesinghe's presidency amid ongoing crises in Sri Lanka.
Imran Khan's arrest in Islamabad fuels a brain drain crisis in Pakistan amid economic hardship.
Eden Hazard kicks ball boy Charlie Morgan during Chelsea's match against Swansea City.
An activist remains imprisoned in Egypt despite completing his sentence, raising concerns.
El Chapo is sentenced to life in prison, claiming his trial was unjust on Wednesday.
Roberta Metsola addresses the European Parliament about the Qatar corruption scandal involving Eva Kaylee.
Carlos Ghosn apparently jumps bail in Japan and flees to Lebanon on a private aircraft.
Peter Murrell is questioned in a police probe affecting Scotland's SNP leadership.
A former U.S. intelligence officer states that Israel uses drones to gather intelligence on locations filled with women and children before bombing them.
South African mercenaries from Executive Outcomes are employed by British mining companies in Africa, revealing the complex ties between military force and corporate interests.
In the world of online adult entertainment, individuals exploit the facade of virginity for financial gain, revealing the complexities of identity and deception.
André Leon Talley critiques Paul Manafort's extravagant fashion choices during his trial.
Protests outside Ferguson Police Department highlight anger over Mike Brown's death and lack of justice.
Filipino students protest against corruption and elite privilege, demanding accountability.
Leaked records show banks, including Deutsche Bank, facilitated two trillion dollars in money laundering.
Freddie Gray's death sparks protests and a curfew in Baltimore starting April 28.
President Nicolas Maduro announces arrests after a failed coup attempt involving Americans.
A former Bristol Rover hooligan now works for the club, reflecting football's transformation.
Leonard Purvis discusses police misconduct and rehiring of fired officers in McFarland, California.
2.5 million Palestinians in the West Bank live under constant uncertainty, as a former Israeli soldier describes the Army's control over their daily lives.
Najib Razak discusses his fall from power and the Saudi donation during the Arab Spring.
Former King Juan Carlos leaves Spain amid corruption investigations and public outrage.
Michael Cohen pleads guilty to campaign finance violations influencing the 2016 election.
French police face riots in Monte after the fatal shooting of teenager Nayel by an officer.
Australia's prime minister condemns a fake image posted by China of an Australian soldier.
Attendees spent thousands to Attend Fyre Fest in the Bahamas, facing a disastrous experience.
George W. Bush mistakenly condemns his Iraq invasion while criticizing Russia's actions in Ukraine.
Ghislaine Maxwell faces justice as survivors recount their abuse and seek accountability.
The Global Sumud Flotilla, featuring participants from the United States and Canada, sails to Gaza to express solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for rights.
In April 1999, The Mafia launders South Africa's stolen gold through Swiss banks like UBS.
Guinea's military leaders tighten their grip on power after ousting President Alfa Conde.
In Belgium, five individuals, including European Parliament Vice President Eva Kaili, are arrested in a corruption investigation linked to alleged influence peddling by a Gulf State.
Puerto Rico faces the highest overall percentage of firearm homicides despite strict gun laws.
The assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in Port-au-Prince triggers a state of emergency and escalates protests amid Haiti's ongoing turmoil.
Haiti's president Jovenel Moïse has been assassinated at his home in Port-au-Prince.
More than 100 different gangs vie for territory and power in Port-au-Prince, creating a climate of chaos and violence for residents.
