The justices dismissed Alabama’s bid to revive an execution after lower courts found Joseph Clifton Smith intellectually disabled and therefore ineligible for the death penalty.
The Puntland administration says Somalia’s federal institutions have entered a transitional period and should no longer act as if their mandates are intact.
Security forces detained the mayors of Atlatlahucan and a former Yecapixtla mayor during Operation Enjambre and said they were still seeking the mayor of Cuautla, according to El Financiero.
Hungary's new administration proposed a constitutional amendment that would stop any future prime minister from serving more than eight years in total.
President Rodrigo Paz said he would reorganise his cabinet and create a social and economic council after weeks of unrest over fuel, wages and the country’s economic crisis.
Two officers who defended the Capitol say the settlement fund created from a Trump IRS deal is illegal and could end up rewarding people who attacked police.
Federal prosecutors disclosed charges in Florida against Cuba’s former leader and others tied to the deaths of four people aboard civilian aircraft in 1996.
A procedural Senate vote moved a measure aimed at ending military action in Iran, as lawmakers tested the president’s authority under the War Powers Act.
An opposition coalition says Hassan Sheikh Mohamud can no longer exercise key presidential powers, escalating a constitutional dispute over whether his term ended on 15 May or extends to 2027.
Turkish authorities launched a helicopter-backed search after a suspect was accused of killing six people and wounding eight others across multiple locations in Mersin province.
Police in San Diego said they are treating a deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego as a hate crime after three men were killed and the suspected attackers were later found dead in a car nearby.
Police said at least 12 shootings across Austin wounded four people and led to the detention of three teenage suspects after a weekend search that stretched across south and east neighborhoods.
Authorities in Tehuitzingo, Puebla, said armed attackers killed 10 people at a ranch on May 17, 2026 and later opened a femicide investigation into the deaths of women and a newborn.
Five unions representing more than 3,500 workers walked off the job on May 16 as talks with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority over a new deal broke down.