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Leon Black must testify under oath on 16 July and produce his NDAs with women, after walking out of a House Oversight interview about Jeffrey Epstein
Two players are facing rape trials, a third is under police investigation and a match official has been cut from the tournament, while federations, coaches and broadcasters keep the accused on the pitch.
ICE shot an unarmed Houston construction worker and father of 3 as he drove to a job site. His family, members of Congress and human rights groups want an investigation
ICE detained 10,000 people in five days on a White House order, pushing detention above 63,000, amid record contractor profits and rising deaths in custody.
A Russian war veteran posted a viral video warning the army could turn on the Kremlin over alleged abuse of soldiers, retracted it a day later, and has been detained.
A federal judge has ordered the US Justice Department to strip the redactions off a set of Jeffrey Epstein records by 2 July or defend in court why the law lets it keep them hidden.
Three ICC judges sued Trump over US sanctions imposed for their rulings, arguing the measures exceed emergency-powers law and are meant to coerce the court.
Commission of inquiry says the killing of at least 20,179 children since October 2023 was part of a strategy to destroy the Palestinian group in Gaza. Israel rejected the report as a libellous sham.
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, the former DUP leader, has been found guilty at Newry Crown Court of 18 historical child sexual offences including rape, and remanded in custody to await a long prison sentence.
The ICC has set Rodrigo Duterte's crimes against humanity trial for 30 November 2026 and unsealed a warrant for his former police chief, now a fugitive senator.
Bill Gates told US congressional investigators that Jeffrey Epstein tried to use knowledge of his affairs to pressure him back into contact. Gates denies any wrongdoing.
The annual report verified cases against Palestinian detainees and Ukrainian prisoners of war, placing both countries' armed forces alongside Hamas and ISIS.
Thirty-six states and the EU signed the founding agreement that gives the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine its governing body. It was the last document the tribunal needed before it can open.
The warrant application, filed 2 April, would be the first issued by any international court specifically for the crime of apartheid. Smotrich held a press conference, called it a declaration of war, and signed an eviction order for Khan al-Ahmar before he finished speaking.
UN experts formally assessed the Epstein files and applied one of the most serious categories in international criminal law. Governments were put on notice. The US has not acted.
