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MS-13 leader arrested in Virginia: Why is MAGA celebrating this major gang crackdown?
MS-13 leader arrested in Virginia in a major law enforcement operation, marking a significant step in dismantling the notorious gang. The 24-year-old, considered one of the top three MS-13 leaders in the U.S., was captured in Woodbridge. Authorities, including the FBI and ICE, coordinated the effort. This crackdown is part of a larger strategy to combat gang violence and improve community safety. Read how this arrest impacts MS-13’s operations and future law enforcement actions.
Alien Enemies Act: What to know about 1798 law that Trump has invoked for deportations
US President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act for the first time since WWII to deport people linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. A federal judge immediately halted the deportations, questioning the act's peacetime application against non-state actors as an extraordinary measure.
Iran weaponises tech to crush dissent, UN probe reveals
A UN investigation reveals Iran's use of digital and surveillance technology, as well as state-sponsored vigilantism, to suppress dissent following the 2022 'Women, Life, Freedom' protests. The report highlights intensified repression, technology-driven control of narrative, and grave human rights violations including executions, torture, and sexual violence.
I am warning you: Bangladesh Army chief tells politicians their infighting puts country's sovereignty at risk
Bangladesh Army chief General Waker-uz-Zaman warned politicians against infighting, advising unity to safeguard the country's sovereignty. He cited the chaos and rising crime rates in Bangladesh and urged cooperation with law enforcement. General Zaman stressed the army's temporary role and aspired for stability followed by elections potentially within 18 months.
Outsourcing gone too far? Anand Mahindra hopes India stays away from this opportunity
A new startup, Topmate.io, introduces a 10-minute delivery service for professional expertise instead of groceries. The platform connects users with industry specialists in real-time and operates daily between 6 PM and 10 PM. Initial feedback shows mixed reactions, and the service has facilitated over 530 calls since its launch.
Trump wants to transfer jailed US convicts to 'dangerous' prisons in El Salvador. But legal challenges face him
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has proposed housing U.S. prisoners in his country’s overcrowded and dangerous prisons, presenting legal and human rights challenges. The Trump administration is evaluating the feasibility of outsourcing prison services, considering potential cost savings and constitutional issues.
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Is El Salvador getting huge amount of money to house deportees and even violent US criminals? It has agreed to take migrants of any nationality in unprecedented deal
In an extremely shocking and totally unprecedented deal it has come to light that El Salvador is getting a fair amount of money to actually give shelter to a huge amount of US deportees which includes violent US criminals as well.
From Dawood Ibrahim to Baba Siddique: How Mumbai's underworld has shaped Bollywood's dark side
Baba Siddique Murder: The recent assassination of Baba Siddique, a prominent politician in Mumbai, has reignited fears regarding the city's law and order situation. Siddique was shot near Nirmal Nagar in Bandra by three assailants and later succumbed to his injuries at Cooper Hospital. This incident has prompted concerns about organized crime and safety in a city long regarded as one of the safest in India.
AP Dhillon's Vancouver house targeted by gangsters after dropping song with Salman Khan. Watch video
Punjabi singer AP Dhillon's residence in Vancouver was targeted in a shooting following the release of his latest track, "Old Money," featuring Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. The Lawrence Bishnoi-Goldie Brar gang has reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack, linked to Dhillon's collaboration with Khan. Authorities are investigating the incident and online claims.
India's struggles with high rape cases, low conviction rates
The recent rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata has sparked protests across India over persistent sexual violence despite legal reforms. Despite tougher penalties and changes to the criminal justice system since the 2012 gang-rape case, the number of reported rapes remains high. Conviction rates are low, with judges sometimes hesitant to convict due to the severity of the sentences. Major cases have continued to make headlines, highlighting the ongoing crisis.
The UK riots were fomented online. Will social media companies act?
Prime Minister Keir Starmer called out online companies directly, after false information about the identity of the 17-year-old suspected in the attack spread rapidly on their platforms, no matter how many times police and government officials pushed back against the claims.
More than 100 Khalistanis arrested this year for targeted killings, violence
"These criminals have been engaged in planning and commissioning serious crimes, including contract and revenge killings, in association with criminals lodged in jails across India. These groups have been carrying out targeted killings and raising funds for attacks and other nefarious activities through smuggling of drugs and weapons, hawala and extortions," said an NIA official.
NIA raids 53 locations of terrorists, gangsters and drug smugglers operating from Canada
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) in India has detained several suspects in a crackdown on criminal gangs operating from Canada. The raids were carried out across multiple states and targeted a nexus of terrorists, gangsters, and drug smugglers. Raids were carried out at over 50 locations in Punjab, Haryana and other places, NIA said.
How Ecuador became one of the most violent countries in Latin America
The assassination Wednesday of centrist candidate Fernando Villavicencio -- up to then second in polls ahead of the August 20 presidential election -- has shaken the country to its core.
41 women die in grisly riot in Honduran prison that president blames on 'mara' gangs
Prisoners belonging to the feared Barrio 18 gang reportedly burst into a cell block and shot other inmates or set them afire. Relatives awaiting news about inmates gathered outside the morgue in Tegucigalpa. They confirmed that inmates in the prison had told them they lived in fear of the Barrio 18 gang.
Telegram app back in Brazil after judge lifts suspension
The judge kept in place a daily fine of $1 million reais (about $200,000) for Telegram's refusal to provide the data, according to a press statement provided by the federal court that issued the ruling.
The business of crime: How much was Atiq Ahmed's net worth?
Every other day there is news of property worth crores belonging to one or the other mafia being attached by the UP government. In the case of Ahmed, who had 104 cases registered against him, the valuations could be mind-boggling, running into several billion dollars.
Radical preacher Amritpal Singh tried to incite Sikhs through speeches: Officials
Amritpal Singh had showed no qualms in engaging in sacrilege and vandalising gurdwaras in Kapurthala and Jalandhar, and stoking communal tension by delivering provocative speeches targeting other religions, they claimed. He also brazenly encouraged violence and gun culture, exploited youth for his pernicious agenda, and described his private militia as the 'Anandpur Khalsa Fauj', the officials alleged.
PFI was under radar of government agencies for long
NDF was formed after the Babri Masjid demolition and subsequent riots in 1993. Officials said PFI has been under the radar of security agencies for its alleged role in violent protests in different parts of the country against CAA, forced conversions, radicalisation of Muslim youths, money laundering and maintaining links with banned groups.
China arrests hundreds over banking scandal that sparked rare protests
Four banks in China's central Henan province suspended cash withdrawals in April as regulators cracked down on mismanagement, freezing the funds of hundreds of thousands of customers and sparking protests that at times ended in violence.
Malcolm Turnbull tightens Australian citizenship rules, makes immigration next to impossible
You will now have to wait 4 years to apply for citizenship instead of 1 currently, prove that you are great in English, and pass a tough citizenship test.
Mexico's Opium Boom: 'The cartels have a pretty good handle on the appetite in the US'
The surge in drugs use has been accompanied by a boom in opium production in Mexico, where officials estimate cultivation of the crop increased by 50% in 2014.
Maldives promoting radical Islam; can be threat to India: Former Maldives parliamentarian
More than 20,000 people took to the streets on May 1, calling for the release of jailed former president Mohamed Nasheed.
Dozens killed in a major terrorist attack in Xinjiang
A gang armed with knives attacked a police station and government offices in Elixku Township in Shache County, Kashgar Prefecture.
Ukraine protesters defiant after police storm square
With their numbers swelled to at least 10,000 after the police action, dozens formed human walls to prevent more riot police from entering the square from adjoining roads.
Delhi gang rape: Union Minister R P N Singh apologises for police action on protesters
Minister of State for Home R P N Singh tonight apologised to those who were injured during the clashes but said the action came due to the violence perpetrated by "lumpen elements".
London riots: Rioters loot and vandalise public property as David Cameron's economic policies come under scanner
David Cameron lashed out at wave of rioting and said that more police would be put on street and rioters brought to book.
China tells France to prudently deal with Tibet issue
China Wednesday told France to prudently deal with the "important and sensitive" issue of Tibet, two days before French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner was due to meet with the Dalai Lama.
'Violent acts possible during Beijing Games'
Widespread protests along the Olympic torch relay route and reports of foiled terrorist plots in China suggest a real possibility for violence during the Beijing games, the head of Interpol said on Friday.
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