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Ex-S. Korea leader apologises for martial law crisis

Ex-S. Korea leader apologises for martial law crisis

South Korea's former president Yoon Suk Yeol apologised Friday for the "hardship" caused by his 2024 martial law decree, one day after he was sentenced to life in prison for insurrection. The Seoul Central District Court on Thursday found Yoon guilty of leading an insurrection in

Ex-Philippine leader Duterte faces pre-trial ICC hearing

Ex-Philippine leader Duterte faces pre-trial ICC hearing

Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte faces a pre-trial hearing at the International Criminal Court from Monday over crimes against humanity allegedly committed as part of a brutal crackdown on drugs. The "confirmation of charges" hearing, taking place over four days, will determine whether there is enough evidence

Citing funding issues, U.S. Customs and Border Protection drops out of career fair

Citing funding issues, U.S. Customs and Border Protection drops out of career fair

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article incorrectly attributed comments regarding federal agents and self-defense to Daniel Bitton and stated that he was a member of the campus chapter of Young Americans for Liberty (YAL). Bitton is not a member of YAL, and the quotes in question

Prosecutors: California investigaton tied child sex abuse videos to Butte man

An investigation of crimes against children in California uncovered ties to an IP address and suspect in Butte, and he now faces 43 felony counts involving child pornography, including two that carry 100-year prison terms. James Herman Robert Johnson, 36, appeared for his arraignment Thursday via video from the

U.S. Supreme Court to revisit birthright citizenship in April

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on April 1 over whether to uphold birthright citizenship in the United States. Trump v. Barbara challenges President Donald Trump’s Jan. 20, 2025, executive order that denies birthright citizenship to children in the U.S. born after Feb.

Lawman turns tables on poachers by claiming trophies, but the prey is elusive

Lawman turns tables on poachers by claiming trophies, but the prey is elusive

Ben Krakowka has the heads of two big-horn sheep hanging in his office in the Butte-Silver Bow County courthouse. One is from the time he lucked out, drew a sheep tag and shot one himself. The other, he said, is from the time he successfully prosecuted a sheep

Lawman turns tables on poachers by claiming trophies, but the prey is elusive

Lawman turns tables on poachers by claiming trophies, but the prey is elusive

Ben Krakowka has the heads of two big-horn sheep hanging in his office in the Butte-Silver Bow County courthouse. One is from the time he lucked out, drew a sheep tag and shot one himself. The other, he said, is from the time he successfully prosecuted a sheep