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Pittsburgh lawyer charged with helping son conceal evidence in cocaine case
A prominent Pittsburgh attorney, Paul Robinson, has been indicted for allegedly helping his son conceal evidence connected to a major cocaine trafficking operation run by Penn State students. Robinson, aged 59 and managing attorney at a well-known local law firm, faces felony charges of tampering with evidence and hindering apprehension. His son, Thomas Robinson, 24,…
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First-year student dies after alcohol poisoning at unauthorised fraternity party
Anthony Joseph Blas, an 18-year-old student who had just begun his first semester at California State University, Fullerton, died from apparent alcohol poisoning after attending a party at an unrecognised fraternity chapter. He was dropped off at an emergency room unresponsive in the early hours of 13 September and was pronounced dead despite life-saving attempts.…
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‘Just look at this monstrosity!’ Inside Britain’s bilious back yard shed wars
The popularity of luxury garden sheds and rooms has surged since the pandemic, as homeowners seek additional office, gym and living space. However, this trend has sparked significant neighbour disputes, with tensions rising over building size, positioning and planning permission breaches. The case of Linda illustrates the conflict: her garden room infringed planning regulations on…
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Milei threatens legal action unless Falklands oil exploration stops within two weeks
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has given the UK two weeks to halt the Sea Lion oil project near the Falkland Islands, threatening international legal action if it continues. The ultimatum raises tensions over the islands’ sovereignty and rights to resources in the surrounding waters. Milei said Argentina would seek international arbitration and could take the…
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Man shot in the leg at Liverpool apartment block in Sydney
A man in his 30s was shot in the leg at an apartment block in Liverpool, Sydney, in a broad daylight attack on Tuesday. He was taken to hospital, and his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening; police have established a crime scene. Police were called to the Charles Street block at about 12.45pm…
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Two pilots rescued after ejecting during mishap aboard US carrier
Two US Navy pilots were rescued from the water after ejecting from an aircraft following an unspecified mishap aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. Both returned to the carrier and were assessed by medical staff; four shipboard personnel were also injured, and one sailor was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred at…
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Former Newington teacher charged over alleged abuse of under-16 student
Former Newington College teacher Deandra Kontou, 32, has been charged with nine offences relating to the alleged rape, sexual touching and grooming of a student who detectives believe was under 16 at the time. The case matters because the allegations concern a teacher accused of abusing a position of authority and using an electronic device…
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Dennis Haskins Dies: ‘Saved By The Bell’s Mr. Belding Was 75
Dennis Haskins, best known as Principal Richard “Mr” Belding in Saved by the Bell, has died aged 75. His agent confirmed his death to Deadline and described him as a much-loved friend who always made time for fans; the cause of death was not disclosed. Haskins first played Belding in Good Morning, Miss Bliss in…
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Senate backs college sports bill by 77 votes to 22
The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act by 77 votes to 22, sending the bipartisan bill to the House of Representatives. If the House approves it, President Donald Trump has said he will sign it; he has urged lawmakers to act before Congress’s summer recess. The proposal would give the NCAA greater protection from…