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Seven men were arrested after three vans were found near the Gloucestershire base, which the US had been using to fly bombers over the Middle East. Iran's ambassador denied any involvement.
More than 1,500 consumers complained after their accounts were frozen or deactivated without meaningful help. The agency sent a demand for records in January; Block says it is cooperating in good faith.
Serhii K., a former special forces officer, is accused of commanding the 2022 attack that ruptured three of the four pipeline strings beneath the Baltic Sea. He and Ukraine deny involvement.
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, 18, had allegedly bought an AK-47 and 200 rounds of ammunition from an undercover FBI agent for $600. Prosecutors say he planned to kill 30 to 60 people at a Hmong Arts Celebration on 24 October.
August Hanning, 80, who ran the BND from 1998 to 2005, is alleged to have used classified documents to prepare an analysis for an Azerbaijani intelligence operative. His former office manager was arrested the same morning on suspicion of supplying around 2,000 secret documents for money.
Jane Doe, 20, says seven men assaulted her after she was pressured to take ketamine and arrived severely intoxicated. New York's governor has appointed the state attorney general to take over the investigation, saying she had lost faith in the county prosecutor.
Wanying "Heather" Zhang, 34, was stopped at the airport before a flight to Shanghai. The FBI says she photographed the target's home and told a handler on WeChat: "Saw him. I am videorecording."
Amir Barati was detained in Kotor after Interpol and Montenegrin police acted on a US request. Prosecutors say he helped steal 31 terabytes of data from universities and companies, causing an estimated $3.4 billion in damage.
Simultaneous raids on two sites in Mindanao seized computers, phones and SIM cards. Investigators are now looking into possible human trafficking offences, and all those arrested face deportation proceedings.
The blaze broke out Saturday afternoon in the Angeles National Forest and spread quickly through brush, threatening homes. Some mandatory evacuation orders were downgraded to warnings by 5:30pm.
Roger Mariaca was detained on drug trafficking and money laundering charges after the US imposed visa restrictions over bribery allegations. His own office called the arrest illegal.
American and Lithuanian security services told Garry Kasparov his life was in danger over the summer. The US Justice Department has charged five people linked to a network accused of plotting killings in multiple countries at the Kremlin's behest.
The Omani co-pilot attacked the pilot on a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight carrying 174 people, sending the Boeing 737 plunging from 33,000 feet to 17,000 feet in under a minute. Investigators are now asking whether he used a crash axe stored in the cockpit — equipment that every commercial airliner is required to carry.
Rahman Salehi and Salam Ahmadyan were arrested on 20 September, the eve of Yom Kippur, and are accused of sourcing explosive components and carrying out reconnaissance on possible targets. Police say they see no ongoing threat to the public.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said there are strong indications Iran played a part in the incident near the American bomber base in southwest England. Iran's embassy in London called the allegation unfounded. Five British men arrested near the base on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack have been released on bail.
The ICRC has been denied access to Palestinians held in Israeli facilities for more than a year, with talks on restoring visits still ongoing and no timetable given. Palestinian women at Damon Prison described being denied water, showers and medical care, while Israel's national security minister said reduced conditions were intentional.
The hacking group claims it exploited a vulnerability in FBI recruitment systems and released a sample covering roughly 5,000 agents and job applicants, partially verified by Reuters and 404 Media. The FBI says it is investigating unauthorised activity on its jobs site but has not confirmed a wider breach.
NewsChopper4 crashed in Chatsworth on Tuesday night, killing journalists Eliana Moreno and George Marciniw along with a third person whose identity has not been released. The cause of the crash is not yet known.
Adjoining shafts gave way in sequence at the informal al-Zaraa mine near al-Nuhud, burying dozens of workers in loose, sandy soil. No specialised rescue teams have reached the site, and the death toll may rise.
The bodies were discovered across Ekurhuleni, east of the city, with most victims found partly clothed or naked. Police have not confirmed a serial killer but say the similarities are concerning enough to issue a public warning and form a specialist investigation team.
The Justice Department says the network recruited operatives to assassinate Russian dissidents in the US and Lithuania, and to attack infrastructure in countries supporting Ukraine. All five defendants remain at large.
Pipes and cables laid on tracks across the centre and north of the Netherlands caused widespread signalling failures during the morning rush hour. Police, prosecutors and the intelligence service have opened a criminal investigation; no suspects or motive have been identified.
Prosecutors in New York say the funds were destined for Iran's military and the IRGC. Two Chinese firms allegedly used Binance accounts to move the money as part of a wider network said to have laundered more than $1.5 billion in sanctioned oil proceeds.
The men allegedly obtained a rifle, 13 handguns and more than 700 rounds of ammunition, with part of the arsenal moved to Vienna. Prosecutors say the attack was planned for early October 2025, to mark the second anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel.
Five people remain missing after the blaze broke out on the Ocean Melody, a bulk carrier docked at one of China's biggest shipyards. President Xi Jinping ordered an all-out rescue effort and an investigation into who was responsible.
A Boeing 767-300 operated by 21 Air for Amazon overshot Runway 30 at Miami International Airport on Sunday, travelling 1,300 feet beyond the paved surface at around 130 mph. It struck a van carrying seven people and an SUV; five others were seriously injured. Investigators have recovered the flight recorders but have not yet identified a cause.
The Boeing 767 travelled 1,300 feet past the end of the runway, broke through the perimeter fence and struck two vehicles — including a van carrying seven people. The NTSB and FAA are investigating, and the flight recorders have been recovered.
Rubén Rocha Moya resumed the governorship after 112 days of voluntary leave, brushing aside US criminal charges accusing him of conspiring with the Sinaloa Cartel. Mexico's government says Washington has yet to provide enough evidence to justify his arrest.
An Apache went down near Salado, Texas on August 12 during a maintenance test flight, killing both soldiers aboard. The Army has suspended all Apache training missions across the force while investigators work to establish the cause.
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