British Muslim Charity Under Scrutiny for Alleged Hamas Links
British regulators are investigating the Al-Khair Foundation after U.S. prosecutors accused an individual affiliated with the group of funding terrorism, potentially linking it to Hamas.
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Prosecutors Won't Seek Death Penalty in Minnesota Democrat's Murder Case
U.S. prosecutors announced they will not seek the death penalty as part of a plea agreement with the man accused of killing the top Democrat in the Minnesota House and her husband, as well as wounding a state senator and his wife.
Trump Meets King Charles III, Lifts UK Whisky Tariffs
Donald Trump met with King Charles III during a visit, where discussions included protocol and Trump's decision to lift tariffs on UK whisky. This marked one of Trump's first ventures outside the White House following a previous incident.
US Terrorism Case Against Former Ontario Student Includes Classified Material
U.S. prosecutors are using classified national security material in their case against Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, a Pakistani man who previously lived in Toronto and is accused of plotting an attack on Jews in New York.
US Prosecutors Charge Three in Akwesasne Drugs-for-Guns Probe
U.S. prosecutors have charged three individuals from Akwesasne, alleging they exploited tribal lands along the border to create unmonitored access points for cross-border criminal activity involving drugs and guns.
US Plans Criminal Indictment Against Former Cuban Leader Raúl Castro
US prosecutors are reportedly planning to unveil criminal charges against former Cuban President Raúl Castro. The move targets the 94-year-old revolutionary patriarch.
US Prosecutors Drop Felony Charges Against Illinois Protesters
In a significant retreat, US prosecutors announced they would abandon felony conspiracy counts against Illinois activists, including a former congressional candidate, and refile with misdemeanors.
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US Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas for New York Times Journalists
The U.S. Justice Department has withdrawn subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists regarding their reporting on the new Air Force One. This decision came after pressure from a judge and marks a success for the newspaper in its dispute with the Trump administration.
US Prosecutors Will Not Challenge Estonian Crypto Millionaires' Conviction
U.S. prosecutors have decided not to appeal the fraud conviction and lenient punishment of Estonian crypto millionaires Ivan Turõgin and Sergei Potapenko, allowing them to return to Estonia.
Colombia's Petro Under Scrutiny in US Criminal Investigations for Alleged Drug Ties
Colombian President Gustavo Petro is reportedly under scrutiny in US criminal investigations for alleged links to drug traffickers, a claim the left-wing leader continues to deny. A new source confirms the ongoing investigations.