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Investigators have identified two of the Leipzig suspects, are looking for at least four and doubt any will be arrested. Russia's Bonn consulate shut on 1 September and has promised a harsh response
Seven women sued celebrity hairstylist Frédéric Fekkai, his company and a salon employee in New York on 1 September 2026, alleging Jeffrey Epstein sent them to his Manhattan salons to be styled to look as young as possible.
Two lawsuits were served on the French state at the Paris Judicial Tribunal on 31 July and 21 August 2026, alleging gross fault in its handling of the French side of the Epstein investigation. The first hearings are scheduled for 2027.
Studies find excess infant and pregnant women's deaths across the 14 states that banned abortion after Dobbs, and an 11 per cent rise in maternal deaths in countries reliant on US aid.
Rep Massie named 14 people as Epstein co-conspirators on the House floor on 31 August 2026 and filed the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, that would give states, victims, and members of Congress standing to sue the Justice Department to force the release of all Epstein files.
Pete Hegseth’s boat strikes have murdered at least 227 civilians over the past year, while he has urged governments across the Americas to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. ICC’s founding chief prosecutor argues that the strikes could constitute crimes against humanity.
Roughly 100 US cities have torn out Flock Safety's licence plate cameras over federal immigration access. The company taking those contracts holds a $220m ICE procurement, works near-identically, and Trump's trust owns its stock.
Trump envoy Paolo Zampolli, tied to Jeffrey Epstein, is accused of selling UN diplomatic immunity at $250,000. His own filing counts 800 Dominica passports.
An unpublished FBI memo tells vetting staff that paying for sex, theft from an employer and bestiality no longer automatically disqualify applicants.
Ismail Sabri pleaded not guilty on 27 August to failing to declare RM169 million in 10 currencies, money the same judge forfeited to the Malaysian government in October 2025.
Former Armenian president Robert Kocharyan and his son were detained for two months on nine counts of abuse of office, bribery and money laundering.
A Ecuador Court sentenced former president Lenin Moreno and former Chinese Ambassador Cai Runguo to five years over $76.1 million Sinohydro bribes for the Coca Codo Sinclair contract.
A US federal appeals court ruled the First Amendment protects possession of AI-generated child sexual abuse material because “no real child appears in them.” The judges separately urged the Supreme Court to change the law.
A woman who was raped as a preschooler sued Elon Musk’s xAI. According to the lawsuit, the abuse was filmed, the files were fed to Grok, and Grok has since generated new images of her.
Judge Paul Engelmayer denied Ghislaine Maxwell's bid to vacate her convictions on 25 August, ruling the released Epstein files incriminate her. Clemency is her last route.
