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Germany's 'Black Forest Rambo' nabbed after six-day manhunt

Three French police charged over chokehold death

Such camps have exploded in China since 2008 and have frequently come under scrutiny for abuse and even fatalities.

Former India navy officer refuses to appeal spying death sentence

Russia seeks 15 years jail for Gulag historian

Peter Mallory was found guilty of 60 counts of child exploitation. During his sentencing in 2013, the judge called Peter Mallory the most prolific collector of child pornography.

After 'reconciliation': Syria regime's silent crackdown

Canada warns citizens new HK law poses risk of 'arbitrary detention'

US must free migrant children from detention, court says

The Kalamazoo, Michigan county medical examiner ruled the death of 16-year-old Cornelius Fredericks as a homicide from “restraint asphyxia.”

Venezuela calls US warship presence 'a provocation'

Nearly half of the city's immigrants are unemployed.

Ethan Melzer passed on classified information about his unit's location, movements, weaponry and security to the Order of the Nine Angels.

Volar started having sex with Kizer when she was 16 years old and even sold her to other men.

Snail-inspired video opera launched to aid jailed Turkish civic leader

District Court Judge Darren Simpson rejected a plea deal from Amanda Katherine Steele who was accused of having sexual relations with teenage boys. Steele had been under investigation since 2017.

The teacher was charged with sexual solicitation of a minor, prostitution and human trafficking of a minor among other charges.

Prosecutors question Italy PM over handling of virus crisis

Mason James Lira shot a sheriff’s deputy and wounded three other officers in a series of attacks in Central California.

After the video went viral, several people have been conducting marches in front of the Florissant Police Department.

Police have not identified the shooter, but described him as an armed male in his 20s or 30s.