RAIGANJ MINOR GIRL CASE
Thomas Markle, father of Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, ordered back to jail after he cuts off his ankle bracelet
Thomas Markle was arrested and charged on Friday on a single federal count of possessing child sexual abuse material, including two explicit photographs of himself posed with a naked underage girl and other images of him with children in various stages of undress.
EU to make addictive app features easier to switch off
The European Union will on Wednesday unveil new rules to crack down on influencer marketing, ban online features that trick Europeans and force platforms to give users the right to turn off "addictive" features.
Political row erupts in West Bengal after fourth police encounter since July; CM Suvendu Adhikari cites self-defence
A political row has erupted in West Bengal after the prime accused in the alleged rape and murder of a 12-year-old girl in Raiganj was killed in a police encounter. Police said Dilip Roy opened fire on the team sent to arrest him, prompting retaliatory firing.
Shivakumar promises minority outreach meet, assures more support for Urdu Academy
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has announced a meeting next week with representatives of various minority communities. This meeting aims to address their concerns and discuss enhanced financial support for the Karnataka Urdu Academy. The Chief Minister emphasized the government's commitment to safeguarding the rights of minorities and fulfilling election manifesto commitments. Furthermore, he noted the cultural significance of Urdu in connecting diverse communities.
397 burn injury cases reported at major Delhi hospitals during Diwali
During Diwali, hospitals in Delhi treated nearly 400 patients with burn injuries related to celebrations. Major hospitals reported a range of injuries, from minor burns to severe cases needing surgery and ICU care. AIIMS-Delhi recorded 42 burn injuries, and 135 additional cases were treated at Safdarjung Hospital over two days. The Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital noted that no deaths were reported among burnt patients.
Police kill man accused of raping and murdering niece in West Bengal, CM says police can retaliate in self-defence
Dilip Roy was killed in a police encounter while allegedly trying to flee. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece, whose body was found in a forest. Police had been searching for Roy for four days before tracking him down near the Bengal-Bihar border. Following his attack on the police, they retaliated in self-defense, resulting in his death.
Moral judgments can be manipulated using magnetic waves. How MIT scientists discovered a way to change people's sense of right and wrong
Scientists at MIT discovered that magnetic pulses targeting a specific brain region can temporarily influence how people judge right and wrong. In an experiment, participants became more likely to consider harmful actions acceptable when the intended harm did not occur, revealing how the brain processes intentions and outcomes when making moral decisions.
Utah teenager, kidnapped in 2025, uses an online game to rescue herself from captivity after 500 days of intense search; here’s how it unfolded
A teenager from Utah, was kidnapped and held captive for over 17 months. During her captivity, she revealed her situation while playing an online game. This revelation prompted another player’s mother to inform the FBI about the situation. Law enforcement monitored a call with Arellano to gather evidence and coordinate a rescue operation. Soon after, she was rescued from her captor's home in Oregon and received medical treatment.
Food delivery worker from UP gets 20 years in jail for abducting, raping 6-year-old girl
A 25-year-old food delivery worker was sentenced to 20 years in prison for abducting a six-year-old girl. The crime occurred while the child was playing near a brick kiln in Sikandrabad. The accused offered her biscuits and took her away on his motorcycle on February 8, 2025. Following an investigation, he was arrested on February 12, 2025, and later convicted.
Google sued over suicide-related AI chats on school computer
The parents of a 13-year-old girl have sued Google claiming she planned a potential suicide and funeral using its AI technology on a school-issued computer. Developers of fast-evolving AI technology are facing a litany of similar lawsuits in the US. OpenAI faces several wrongful death suits, including from the parents of 16-year-old Adam Raine, a teenager who committed suicide allegedly using methods advised by ChatGPT. Google and the startup Character.
Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats after earlier hoaxes
Several flights across Europe were diverted and made emergency landings due to bomb threats received recently. Airports in Prague, Sofia, and Evreux were among those involved in these emergency responses. Inspections revealed no hazardous materials on board the flights after their safe landings. Authorities suspect these incidents may be hoaxes linked to heightened geopolitical tensions in the region.
YouTuber EDP445 arrested from Las Vegas months after admitting to making attempts to meet a 13-year-old girl: How did a documentary lead to his arrest?
EDP445, or Bryant Moreland, has been apprehended in Las Vegas amid serious sex crime allegations. His arrest stems from a reopened case following a documentary highlighting his attempts to solicit minors. Currently, he is being extradited to Kern County, California, facing grave charges that include the attempted lewd acts with a child aged under 14, marking a significant turn in his ongoing legal troubles.
'Breaking Bad' actor Dean Norris and wife Bridget Norris file for divorce as big financial trouble and insolvency issues loom large; all you need to know
Actor Dean Norris and his spouse Bridget have initiated divorce proceedings in Riverside County, California, citing irreconcilable differences. The couple, who share five children, are also entangled in financial difficulties stemming from their restaurant, Swing Inn Cafe, which has filed for bankruptcy. Bridget seeks custody of their children along with spousal support.
Ballot questions 2026 results: From Marijuana, abortion rights, transgender athletes, to voter ID -- all polls verdicts are out
Massachusetts ballot questions 2026 results are out and voters have rejected midterm elections attempt to repeal the legalization of Marijuana.
Panchkula school shocker: Boy played PUBG, which may have influenced assault on 6-year-old girl, claims victim's uncle
Panchkula school news: The uncle of the six-year-old girl assaulted at a Panchkula school has claimed that the eight-year-old accused boy played PUBG and other aggressive video games, which may have influenced his behaviour. Police are investigating the incident, while the boy has been sent to an observation home following a psychological evaluation. The school principal and two teachers have also been suspended.
Panchkula school case update: Boy used brick kept as doorstop to hit KG girl, lied to parents that someone else attacked her before confessing she used to tease him
Panchkula School Case News: A Class III student allegedly attacked a six-year-old KG girl at a Panchkula government school using a brick kept as a classroom doorstop. He initially blamed other students but later confessed, claiming she used to tease him. Police have also flagged security lapses, while the school principal and two teachers have been suspended.
Telugu movie Irumudi controversy explained: Why has Telangana Labour Department issued a notice to Ravi Teja's film?
The Telugu film Irumudi, starring Ravi Teja, finds itself in the spotlight amid a controversy surrounding child actress Baby Nakshathra. After C Mahesh Babu's complaint, the Telangana Labour Department has launched an investigation into whether appropriate permissions were obtained for her to work. Read on to know what actually happened.
Out on parole, Asaram fails to return to Jodhpur jail on time; action initiated
The Ratanada police registered a case against the convicted godman under the Prisons Act on Tuesday night for failing to surrender within the stipulated time, even as the jail authorities refused to admit him due to the late hour.
Who are the Alexander brothers and how did an Australian woman’s lawsuit expose their ‘sex trafficking scheme’ that led to 30-year prison sentences?
The Alexander brothers have been sentenced to 30 years in prison after being found guilty of sex trafficking and the assault of multiple women, including minors. This grave outcome stemmed from an Australian woman's courageous lawsuit in 2012, which catalyzed a wave of other victims to come forward. Their significant wealth and status had kept their dark activities hidden for far too long.
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