Hossein Pedaran during televised confession Reported by: Cherry Meigh TimbolNews Content Editor Published September 19, 2026 it Iran has executed a man convicted of espionage and intelligence cooperation with Israel, according to Iranian authorities, which [...]
Air Force Maj. Jason Watson appeared at a preliminary hearing in the first step before a service member’s case can be referred to a general court-martial.
Abbott, Burrows and Patrick announced their plan for the Legislature to enact laws next year to implement greater state oversight of local prosecutors, stating there is “a clear pattern of certain local prosecutors releasing repeat offenders..."
Christian Castro, 52, is the first federal immigration officer to be prosecuted by the Justice Department for actions that occurred during Operation Metro Surge in the Twin Cities.
She said a similar incident happened to another student two weeks ago, and she plans to talk with campus authorities to warn this could happen again if the college or police don't act.
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte appears at the International Criminal Court during the third status conference in the case of The Prosecutor v. Rodrigo Roa Duterte, September 16, 2026. Handout/ICC via Flickr Reported by: Cherry Meigh [...]
A Nigerian national living in Massachusetts is accused of falsely claiming U.S. citizenship on voter registration forms and casting ballots in two elections. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera reports on the lack of a state verification process to confirm whether someone registering to vote is a U.S. citizen.
A Brooklyn woman facing three criminal charges for allegedly swiping a three-month-old kitten from a Park Slope bodega says she plans to sue, even as she admits she took the cat home. Mary Sierra walked out of a New York City courtroom without bail after her arraignment on charges of petty larceny, criminal possession of […] The post Brooklyn woman charged with stealing bodega cat insists she did nothing wrong appeared first on American Almanac .
A Brooklyn woman facing three criminal charges for allegedly swiping a three-month-old kitten from a Park Slope bodega says she plans to sue, even as she admits she took the cat home. Mary Sierra walked out of a New York City courtroom without bail after her arraignment on charges of petty larceny, criminal possession of stolen property, and "companion animal stealing," a violation under New York State Agriculture and Markets Law that makes it illegal to remove or cause to be removed a dog or cat or to take ID tags from the animals. She was not contrite. She was furious. Sierra told the New York Post she intends to sue over the accusation. The cat's owner, 60-year-old Imad "Jimmy" Innab, had a different reaction. "She's gonna sue who?…Open
The shooting occurred in November 2023, about a month after the start of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
The Nigerian national residing in Massachusetts is alleged to have twice registered to vote, affirming her citizenship.