Justin Price

A Guatemalan mother of four was shot through a front door after arriving at the wrong home for a cleaning job. Prosecutors say the homeowner's actions fell outside Indiana's stand your ground law, raising new questions about deadly force and mistaken encounters.

A young Minnesota welder was beaten to death by a coworker who confessed to planning the attack. The case has intensified concerns about the safety of women working alone in male dominated industrial environments.

Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to death after a tribunal ruled she incited killings during the 2024 protests. From exile, she called the trial biased and politically motivated.

Rapper to speak at UN event on Tuesday alongside Ambassador Mike Waltz in unprecedented celebrity-diplomatic collaboration

PETA intensifies its campaign against Pharrell Williams, criticising his continued use of exotic animal skins at Louis Vuitton and challenging his claims that change is underway.

Michelle Obama tells a Brooklyn audience that Kamala Harris's 2024 defeat shows the country still resists female leadership and rejects renewed pressure to run in 2028.

Madeleine Westerhout rejects allegations from a 2019 email released in the Epstein document trove that claimed Donald Trump boasted about an affair during the 2018 shutdown.

TikTok star Brenay Kennard was ordered to pay $1.75m for ending her manager's marriage under North Carolina's rare 'alienation of affection' law.

A Michigan church faces backlash after a viral video shows members ordering a homeless woman to leave its car park or face arrest.

Donald Trump pledges $2,000 'tariff dividends' for Americans, but the Supreme Court could order refunds of his controversial trade duties.

Paramount Skydance's five-day-in-office requirement triggered 600 buyouts costing $185m, as it accelerates post-merger restructuring ahead of 2026 layoffs.

Google and the FBI warn of new AI, job and delivery scams targeting shoppers and jobseekers as holiday season fraud spikes.

Donald Trump will host top bankers including Jamie Dimon as his administration faces pressure over affordability following major Democratic victories.

Warren Buffett bids farewell as Berkshire CEO, donating $1.3bn and reflecting on legacy, leadership, and lessons from six decades of investing.

Cardone Ventures president Natalie Dawson says she fired two staff for cheating on their partners, calling infidelity a 'liability' to company culture.

Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, is suing a former Senate candidate for spreading false claims she was an Israeli intelligence operative.

Viral footage of Putin's swollen hands has renewed health speculation, echoing scrutiny of Trump's bruised hands as both men face questions about age and fitness.

A new Visa–Mastercard settlement lets merchants reject premium rewards cards, cutting fees but potentially ending the perks consumers have come to expect.

The US State Department has issued a directive allowing visa denials based on chronic health conditions and obesity, expanding the 'public charge' rule and raising concerns about bias and access.

Six tourists died in Laos after drinking methanol-tainted alcohol at a hostel in Vang Vieng. Experts urge caution but say travellers can stay safe with basic precautions.

TikTok user Nikalie Monroe's viral social experiment, in which she called 39 churches and temples across the US pretending to be a desperate mother seeking baby formula, has sparked debate over compassion, hypocrisy, and the true role of faith-based institutions in helping those in need.

A record recruitment drive promising six-figure salaries and student loan forgiveness has reignited debate over ICE's human rights record and the ethics of mass deportation.

Donald Trump promised $2,000 tariff payments for most Americans, calling critics 'fools.' But experts say the plan's math doesn't work, and the Supreme Court may soon strike down the tariffs altogether.

The Supreme Court declined to hear Kim Davis's appeal, leaving her liable for damages and effectively reaffirming marriage equality a decade after her defiance made global headlines.

The Supreme Court appeared poised to strike down Trump's sweeping global tariffs, with justices across the ideological spectrum questioning his authority. A loss could trigger up to $800 billion in refunds to US companies.

After being groped by a man in public, President Claudia Sheinbaum filed criminal charges and vowed sweeping legal reform to make sexual harassment a crime across all Mexican states.

A UPS cargo plane crashed near Louisville airport after losing an engine during take-off, killing at least 12 and triggering an explosion that tore through nearby businesses.

Armed ICE agents arrested a daycare worker inside a Chicago preschool, sparking outrage and fear under President Trump's renewed immigration crackdown.

Nearly half of Britain's young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) are now classified as disabled, with mental health and autism driving a sharp rise in long-term worklessness.