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Dalton Eatherly, 28 anni, noto come Chud the Builder, è accusato di aver sparato a un altro uomo all'esterno del tribunale di Clarksville Un influencer è stato detenuto in Tennessee in seguito al suo presunto coinvolgimento in una sparatoria, secondo la polizia locale. Mercoledì pomeriggio, Dalton Eatherly, 28 anni – noto online come Chud the Builder – è stato coinvolto in uno scontro con un altro uomo all'esterno del tribunale della contea di Montgomery a Clarksville, Tennessee, durante il quale sono stati esplosi dei colpi, ha dichiarato l'ufficio del procuratore generale del distretto in un comunicato. Continua a leggere...

• La Knesset approva il piano per processi trasmessi in streaming in un tribunale militare, che ha suscitato paragoni con il processo a Eichmann • I legislatori israeliani hanno approvato l'istituzione di un tribunale speciale, con trasmissioni in diretta, dotato del potere di condannare a morte i palestinesi dichiarati colpevoli di aver preso parte all'attacco di Hamas del 7 ottobre 2023, che ha innescato la guerra a Gaza. • La misura è stata approvata con 93 voti favorevoli e nessun contrario nella Knesset, il parlamento israeliano di 120 seggi, riflettendo l'ampio sostegno della maggioranza ebraica di Israele nel punire i responsabili dell'attacco singolo più sanguinoso della storia d'Israele. I restanti 27 parlamentari erano assenti o si sono astenuti dal voto. Continua a leggere...

• Moses Edwards, 45 anni, di Wanstead, comparirà in tribunale in relazione all'incidente avvenuto a Whitechapel la scorsa settimana • Un uomo di 45 anni è stato accusato di incendio doloso con l'intento di mettere a rischio vite umane dopo le segnalazioni di un incendio in una ex sinagoga nell'est di Londra. • Moses Edwards, di Wanstead, comparirà davanti al tribunale dei magistrati di Westminster martedì, a seguito del presunto attacco incendiario all'edificio in Nelson Street, Whitechapel, avvenuto il 5 maggio. Continua a leggere...

• Un diciassettenne, precedentemente accusato di possesso di materiale estremista, deve ora affrontare ulteriori accuse relative alla presunta preparazione di un attacco • Segui il nostro blog live sulle notizie dall'Australia per gli ultimi aggiornamenti • Ricevi la nostra email con le ultime notizie, l'app gratuita o il podcast quotidiano

• Il democratico del Texas Beto O'Rourke ha annunciato l'intenzione di richiedere sanzioni contro il Procuratore Generale del Texas Ken Paxton per quella che O'Rourke definisce una "menzogna sfacciata" in documenti legali. • L'istanza di sanzioni riguarda una disputa legale tra le due figure politiche in materia di ridistrettazione elettorale o questioni legate alle elezioni. • La mossa di O'Rourke rappresenta un'escalation nel conflitto partitico tra i principali esponenti democratici e repubblicani in Texas.

Secondo l'Australian National Imams Council, un uomo è entrato nella moschea Masjid Taqwa sostenendo di avere un fucile AK-47 nel proprio veicolo. L'organismo islamico di vertice dell'Australia ha condannato il crescente "sentimenti anti-musulmano", dopo che un uomo avrebbe minacciato i fedeli in una moschea di Brisbane domenica, dichiarando falsamente di essere armato. L'uomo si sarebbe recato alla Masjid Taqwa a Bald Hills, Brisbane, intorno alle 10:46 di domenica, minacciando i fedeli che stavano pregando nella moschea.

• L'ex amministratrice delegata del consiglio di Parramatta, Gail Connolly, e una ‘rete ristretta’ avrebbero promosso amici mentre prendevano di mira altri per ritorsioni. • Un'inchiesta anti-corruzione del New South Wales sta indagando se tre amici in posizioni di potere presso un consiglio dell'ovest di Sydney, che si definivano i “Pink Ops”, abbiano manipolato i processi di reclutamento e promozione per avvantaggiare amici. • La NSW Independent Commission against Corruption (Icac) ha tenuto lunedì la prima giornata di udienze pubbliche sulle accuse riguardanti l'ex amministratrice delegata del consiglio di Parramatta Gail Connolly, nonché le dipendenti del consiglio Roxanne Thornton e Angela Jones-Blayney e altro personale.

• La polizia del NSW è intervenuta per un incidente a Maroubra a seguito di segnalazioni di commenti offensivi fatti durante una partita per l'under-12 • Segui il nostro blog live sulle notizie dell'Australia per gli ultimi aggiornamenti • Ricevi la nostra email per le notizie dell'ultima ora, l'app gratuita o il podcast giornaliero

Adam Bedoui, 20 anni, e Abdelkader Amir Bousloub, 21 anni, sono stati accusati di molestie aggravate per motivi religiosi Due uomini sono stati accusati di molestie aggravate per motivi religiosi a causa delle accuse di essersi recati nel nord di Londra per filmare video antisemiti per TikTok. Gli agenti sono intervenuti a seguito di segnalazioni di un crimine d'odio che coinvolgeva un gruppo di uomini che avrebbero molestato membri della comunità ebraica a Clapton Common verso le 21:00 di giovedì, ha dichiarato la Metropolitan Police. Gli agenti hanno arrestato cinque uomini a Hackney dopo l'incidente, ha aggiunto.

• A CBS News visual investigation uncovers new details in an alleged assassination attempt targeting President Trump at this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner. • The probe highlights previously unreported evidence from the event, raising questions about security lapses at high-profile gatherings. • The incident occurs amid heightened political tensions, including Trump's Iran ultimatums and domestic policy debates.

• More than a dozen individuals connected to high-profile organized crime families and NBA leadership have been implicated in an alleged illegal gambling ring investigation. • The conspiracy involves suspected coordination between crime organizations and prominent basketball industry figures, raising concerns about league integrity. • Federal authorities are examining the scope and nature of illegal wagering operations allegedly involving NBA personalities and organized crime connections.

Suspect, 28, accused of enrolling under false identity before arrest, in case echoing similar US incidentsA 28-year-old woman pretended to be age 16 and enrolled at a Bronx high school under a false identity before New York City police jailed her recently, according to officials.Kacy Claassen pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal impersonation in the second degree as well as trespassing on 28 April, the day after her arrest, Bronx court records show. Continue reading...

Local beekeeper Mitch McLennan says hive thefts have become ‘quite commonplace’ due to rise of parasitic varroa mitesFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPolice are searching for thieves who allegedly stole $150,000 worth of beehives from a rural property in the New South Wales northern tablelands, with a local apiarist saying they may well have been taken by a fellow beekeeper.Eighty beehive boxes containing active colonies were taken from a property on Bruxner Way, 15km west of Bonshaw and 100km north-west of Glen Innes. NSW police believe the alleged theft occurred sometime between Tuesday 31 March and Wednesday 6 May. Continue reading...

Home affairs minister says government continues to refuse to assist the group of 13, who are expected leave Syria soonThe Albanese government has confirmed that four Australian women and nine of their children who were linked to suspected Islamic State fighters in Syria are set to travel home.The group of 13 were expected to fly into Australia very soon, the home affairs minister, Tony Burke, said on Wednesday. Continue reading...

John Andrew Spillman was part of an external screening security detail for the PGA Championship, which Trump is attendingA US Secret Service officer has been placed on administrative leave after being arrested for allegedly exposing and fondling himself in a public area of a Miami hotel.Local sheriff’s office deputies say they arrested John Andrew Spillman, 33, on Sunday after he was found naked while off duty on the sixth floor of the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel Miami airport & convention center, according to a sworn law enforcement statement reviewed by the Guardian. Continue reading...

Lewis, 47, did not appear at first hearing since being charged over death of girl, 5, who was allegedly abducted from an Alice Springs town campWarning: This article contains references to Indigenous Australians who have diedJefferson Lewis, the man accused of murdering five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby near a town camp on the outskirts of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory last week, has been excused from his first court appearance.Lewis, 47, was expected to appear in the Alice Springs Local Court via video-link on Tuesday morning, charged with murder and two other charges that cannot be published for legal reasons.Indigenous Australians can call 13YARN on 13 92 76 for information and crisis support; or call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Mensline on 1300 789 978 Continue reading...

State’s top insurance regulator says insurance company violated law while handling claims from 2025 wildfiresCalifornia is seeking millions of dollars in penalties from State Farm after an investigation found the insurance company was slow to investigate and underpaid claims from the 2025 Los Angeles-area wildfires, regulators announced on Monday.State Farm violated the law hundreds of times in a sampling of 220 cases, the state’s insurance commissioner, Ricardo Lara, said. The maximum penalty amount allowed by law would be about $4m if State Farm is found to be “willful” in violating state law. Regulators may also temporarily suspend the company’s license, effectively prohibiting the state’s largest home insurer from writing new policies for a year in California. Continue reading...

The Olympic Games minister, Tim Mander, and the child safety minister, Amanda Camm say they were not in a relationship when they were sworn inFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastQueensland’s opposition has accused the LNP government of being in an “integrity crisis” over an allegedly undisclosed affair between two ministers and has urged the government to show how the pair are avoiding conflicts of interest.But one prominent political commentator has warned Labor’s attack strategy may backfire – saying the issue “would not even make the list of things to be tested in the pub”. Continue reading...

Sabine Mairey, who was arrested on Thursday over social media posts, pictured with party activists in ClaphamA Green council candidate arrested this week over alleged antisemitic social media posts has been seen canvassing subsequently alongside other party members, with Labour saying it showed the issue was not being taken seriously by Zack Polanski’s party.Sabine Mairey was among two Green candidates in Lambeth, south London, arrested by the Metropolitan police on Thursday morning. Continue reading...

• Reports indicate Iran may be circumventing international sanctions through cryptocurrency exchanges, with Nobitex allegedly linked to figures close to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's circle acting as a key financial conduit for sanctioned entities and individuals. • Blockchain analysis suggests millions of dollars have moved through the platform despite Western restrictions, utilizing advanced obfuscation tactics to obscure transaction trails. • The alleged sanctions evasion exposes enforcement gaps as the Trump administration grapples with containing financial flows from Iran, raising questions about the effectiveness of existing economic pressure campaigns.

• A POLITICO investigation reveals a well‑connected pharmaceutical company and conservative commentator Laura Loomer have sought to undermine Dr. Vinay Prasad, an ally of Senator Robert F. Kennedy Jr., over his criticism of certain drug‑pricing and regulatory practices. • The report alleges coordinated social‑media campaigns and behind‑the‑scenes lobbying efforts meant to discredit Prasad’s research and public‑health commentary. • Pharmaceutical trade groups and some patient advocates have pushed back, saying that Big Pharma naturally tries to defend its business model, but critics warn of growing corporate‑backed attempts to silence dissenting medical voices.

Lambeth council candidates Saiqa Ali and Sabine Mairey understood to have been detained over social media postsTwo women standing as Green party candidates in the local elections have been arrested over alleged antisemitic social media posts.The women, running in seats for Lambeth council, south London, were arrested by the Metropolitan police on Thursday morning. Continue reading...

Human rights commissioner says alleged jailing highlights the ‘growing risks of transnational repression’ in AustraliaGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAustralia’s human rights commissioner has said the Chinese student who was allegedly jailed for six years by Chinese authorities for joining protests in Sydney underscores the “very real and growing risks of transnational repression affecting people in Australia – including international students”.Commissioner Lorraine Finlay told Guardian Australia that while she couldn’t comment on the circumstances of individual cases, “no one should fear punishment abroad for exercising their lawful rights to free expression and peaceful protest here”. Continue reading...

New court document made public in case of singer charged with murder and sexual abuse of Celeste Rivas HernandezProsecutors described in a new court document how D4vd, who has been charged with the murder and sexual abuse of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, allegedly fatally stabbed her to prevent the teen from speaking out about the abuse.The singer, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, killed Celeste to protect his music career, prosecutors said in a brief. He met Celeste when she was 11 and began a “sexual relationship” with her when she was 13 and he was 18, according to the document. Continue reading...

Attorneys, citing new evidence including selfies, filed a motion to detain Cole Tomas Allen until his trial Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxFederal prosecutors provided in a filing Wednesday the most detailed account to date of Cole Tomas Allen’s alleged weeks-long plan to kill Donald Trump and several members of his cabinet who had joined more than 2,500 members of the Washington press corps for their annual White House correspondents’ dinner.The motion, aimed at keeping Allen detained and filed by the US attorney for DC, Jeanine Pirro, includes two selfies of the alleged shooter standing in front of a mirror in his hotel room in a black suit, a slight smirk crossing his face. He is kitted out with two firearms and multiple knives tucked into his belt. Prosecutors allege they are the same weapons that were confiscated from Allen after the attack. Continue reading...

Coleen Lamarre, 63, charged with perverting the course of justice in relation to trial over alleged murders of Luke Davies and Jesse BairdFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe mother of a former police officer who allegedly murdered Luke Davies and Jesse Baird two years ago has been charged after allegedly attempting to influence a key witness to change their evidence in her son’s trial.New South Wales police said Coleen Lamarre, 63, was arrested in Balmain and charged with perverting the course of justice, which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years. Continue reading...

The suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting incident is set to appear in federal court today. And, King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive in Washington today for a state visit.(Image credit: Andrew Harnik)

Federal raids unfold in Twin Cities amid ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and Minnesota officialsSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxFederal agents under the command of the Trump administration have descended on Minnesota’s Twin Cities again to primarily target alleged fraud at daycares after the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s so-called “Operation Metro Surge” all but wound down earlier in the year.“Today the FBI with federal, state and local law enforcement is involved in court-authorized law enforcement activity as part of an ongoing fraud investigation,” the US justice department told the Guardian in a statement on Tuesday. Continue reading...