
Property Crime Reporting Questioned as Federal Data Shows Most Incidents Unreported
City officials cite declining property crime rates while federal survey data indicates majority of victims don't report crimes to police.

City officials cite declining property crime rates while federal survey data indicates majority of victims don't report crimes to police.

Trump administration officials acknowledge disruptions from Iran conflict while Gaza disarmament discussions remain paused.

Committee Democrats want oversight chair to bring in acting AG and FBI director for questioning about Epstein document decisions.

Betty Brown, the oldest victim of the Post Office scandal, received an OBE and dedicated it to affected sub-postmasters, including those who have died.
A Turkish court unseated opposition leader Ozgur Ozel while the country's foreign exchange sales reached $6 billion following the ruling.

Vietnam has called on citizens to work from home to conserve fuel as the country faces supply disruptions and rising prices.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is advocating for increased Pentagon funding while facing questions about munitions supplies amid ongoing conflicts.

Lindsay and Craig Foreman, arrested in Iran during a motorcycle journey, have lost their appeal against a 10-year prison term.
Spotify launches physical book purchasing in US and UK while Amazon and Walmart update streaming devices with new features.

Pope Leo held discussions with Dame Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, during her visit to the Vatican.
Tobacco company Reynolds American made a large political donation shortly before the Trump administration announced a vaping policy the company had lobbied for.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani encounters criticism from grocery store owners and real estate executives over his policy initiatives.

Global bond markets experienced significant yield declines this week, with UK gilts posting their largest weekly drop of 2024 while US Treasury yields also fell.
Federal plans to convert warehouses into immigration detention centers have sparked protests and legal challenges in multiple communities nationwide.

The World Health Organization announced that suspected Ebola cases have decreased to 116 after hundreds of potential cases were ruled out.
Page 350 of 732 (10979 stories)