Jeffrey Epstein

Bank of America settles Epstein lawsuit for $72.5 million

Sarah Ferguson's Disappearance Sparks Royal Mystery and Fallout

Blanche Defends DOJ Epstein Handling Amid Intense Grilling

Melania Trump Denies Epstein Ties, Calls for Victim Hearings

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on misconduct charges

Bard College Launches Independent Review of Botstein-Epstein Ties

Polls Show Concern Over Trump's Mental Fitness Amid Legislative Push

Recent polls indicate increasing public worry about President Donald Trump's mental sharpness, as Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin advances legislation to establish a commission assessing presidential fitness under the 25th Amendment.

Swedish Forest Researcher Charged in Climate Protest

Jeannette Eggers, a forest researcher at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, was arrested and charged with damage to property after a climate protest at Bromma Airport in autumn 2023. She and 16 other activists from Scientist Rebellion face a collective trial in April.

Coachella 2026: Light fixture injury, wind disruptions

A heavy light fixture fell onto a concertgoer at Coachella's Do LaB stage on Friday, leaving a woman bloodied with a head injury, as strong winds plagued the festival, causing show cancellations and damage to a wellness retreat.

UK courts block deportations of Brazilian, Portuguese offenders

A Brazilian migrant won an appeal against deportation by arguing he fears retaliation from Brazil's largest drug cartel due to a past relationship, while a Portuguese woman convicted of drug offenses can remain in the UK after a court found her removal would disproportionately harm her son.

The Capture season 3 premieres with assassination twist

The BBC drama The Capture returned for its third season on Sunday, centering on the assassination of a rising politician witnessed by protagonist Rachel Carey, who then discovers the killer's identity has been altered by deepfake technology.

James Martin shares childhood Ferrari memory and cooking rule

Celebrity chef James Martin has shared an emotional childhood memory involving a toy Ferrari, which he still keeps, and a personal anecdote about playing a Bryan Adams track in his car. His professional approach includes a strict rule against interruptions while cooking on his show.

Teen survives near-fatal crash, faces recovery with rebuilt face

A car trip to Gantofta ended in a crash that nearly took the life of 17-year-old Max Frykholm twice, and eleven months later, he sits in his family's sofa in Höganäs with a face partly rebuilt with titanium and a life that must start over from the beginning.

US-Israeli Operation Kills Iranian Leaders, Sparks Retaliation

A joint US-Israeli operation killed high-profile Iranian leaders, including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, prompting Iranian retaliatory strikes. The escalation coincides with widespread protests and ceasefire debates.

Fatal Tesla and other crashes raise safety concerns in US and France

Multiple fatal vehicle crashes across the United States and France have left numerous dead and injured, highlighting issues with road safety, vehicle technology, and driver behavior.

Cannes unveils auteur-heavy lineup with few US directors

The Cannes Film Festival has unveiled an auteur-heavy lineup for its 79th edition, featuring new films by renowned international directors but with a near-total absence of American directors in the main competition.

Poison Centre reports sharp rise in self-harm calls among young women

Calls to Sweden's Poison Information Centre about self-destructive acts among young women aged 15–19 increased by over 10 percent in 2025, with over 10,000 inquiries received about adolescents who overdosed or misdosed medication.

Sha'Carri Richardson wins historic Stawell Gift women's final in 13.15 seconds

Sha'Carri Richardson claimed a historic victory in the women's final of the 2026 Stawell Gift, Australia's oldest and richest running race, clocking 13.15 seconds over 120 meters to earn $40,000 in prize money. The American sprinter's triumph marked a major international achievement at the 144th edition of the iconic handicap event, held on Easter Monday in Stawell.

AI Boom Risks Widening Inequality and Triggering White-Collar Job Losses

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence is fueling concerns over economic inequality, potential market bubbles, and widespread displacement of white-collar workers, with experts warning of a looming 'jobpocalypse' and calls for policy interventions like universal basic income.

Trump's approval ratings hit historic lows in second term amid policy discontent

President Donald Trump's approval ratings have plummeted to the lowest point of his second term, with multiple polls showing widespread disapproval across key demographics and policy areas. This historic unpopularity comes amid economic concerns, foreign policy tensions, and sharp declines in support among Hispanic and independent voters.

US-Israeli Airstrikes Kill Iran's Supreme Leader, Sparking Regional War

The United States and Israel launched airstrikes on Iran on February 28, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and triggering a spiraling regional conflict. Iran retaliated with missile strikes on Israel and Gulf states, while conflicting reports emerged about Khamenei's status and the human toll.

Iran Conflict Disrupts Strait of Hormuz, Sparking Global Oil and Travel Crisis

A conflict involving Iran has disrupted the Strait of Hormuz, according to multiple reports, affecting global oil supply and triggering flight cancellations and warnings of a jet fuel crunch.

New Municipal Councilors Appointed in Bräcke and Eskilstuna

Daniel Toresson was appointed as the new opposition councilor in Bräcke during Tuesday's municipal council meeting, while three people will become Eskilstuna's new municipal councilors, according to reports. The Social Democrats in Bräcke municipality have presented their municipal list for the autumn's election to the municipal council.

William Shatner Confronts AI-Generated Death Hoax and Fake Cancer Claims

Actor William Shatner has publicly criticized fake social media posts claiming he is dead and suffering from stage 4 brain cancer, dismissing the rumors as false. The hoax involved a Facebook page using AI to create and monetize fabricated stories, which spread widely among fans.

19-year-old film student wins top prize at Stockholm Film Festival Junior

Viggo Häggström, a 19-year-old first-year student at Molkom's folk high school in Värmland, has won first prize in the '1 minute film' category at the annual Stockholm Film Festival Junior.

Swedish man wins 600,000 euros in V85 bet, unaware for nearly a month

A 93-year-old Swedish man won approximately 600,000 euros by playing the popular V85 betting game but had no idea he had won for nearly a month. The elderly man played a 20-euro ticket on February 21, with the winnings transferred automatically to his gaming account.