Sunday, May 25

The first trial of Sheikh Hasina-era officials begins in Bangladesh, focusing on crimes tied to protests that resulted in multiple deaths.

Saturday, May 24

Boeing reaches a deal to pay $1.1 billion to avoid prosecution for misleading regulators after two fatal 737 MAX crashes, angering victims' families.

Friday, May 23

Japan's rice crisis, marked by soaring prices and ministerial resignation, reveals economic struggles amid public frustration over food accessibility.

Friday, May 23

Mahmoud Khalil centers on a pro-Palestinian activist allowed to meet his newborn son amid extensive legal challenges.

Thursday, May 22

The Trump administration has announced the withdrawal of federal oversight and investigations from police departments in light of previous misconduct allegations.

Thursday, May 22

The Justice Department has initiated a criminal investigation into Andrew Cuomo regarding allegations of false statements related to COVID-19 handling as he campaigns for mayor.

Thursday, May 22

A Minnesota woman is suing after surgeons mistakenly removed her kidney instead of the intended spleen, leading to severe health complications.

Wednesday, May 21

The Justice Department has moved to withdraw from police reform agreements with Minneapolis and Louisville, impacting crucial oversight initiatives.

Wednesday, May 21

Rep. LaMonica McIver faces assault charges stemming from a protest outside an ICE facility, igniting political controversy over accountability and oversight.

Wednesday, May 21

Retired Navy Admiral Robert Burke found guilty of bribery charges for steering contracts to a company in exchange for a job post-retirement.