The International Olympic Committee will require athletes in the female category to undergo SRY gene screening starting with the 2028 Los Angeles Games. The policy limits participation to biological females to ensure fairness and safety in sports.
A B.C. judge has dismissed a SLAPP lawsuit against a journalist, effectively shielding reporting on the unsolved 2020 murder of Bo Fan. The ruling marks a major victory for press freedom and public interest scrutiny.
A B.C. scientist reports visible glacier retreat and ecosystem changes while collaborating with Chile on a state-of-the-art Antarctic research expedition. The study comes as new data confirms massive, accelerated ice loss across West Antarctica.
A preliminary inquest has opened into the death of boxer John Cooney, who suffered a fatal brain injury in February 2025. The proceedings will examine whether current safety regulations are sufficient under human rights standards.
A tragic hit-and-run death of a 22-year-old psychiatric patient has sparked calls for an independent review of safety protocols and staffing at Vernon Jubilee Hospital.
A father and son were sentenced to significant prison terms following a drunken road rage incident in Kent that killed a four-year-old boy and left his father paralyzed. The defendants deliberately rammed the family's vehicle after a high-speed chase.
A two-part special of 24 Hours in Police Custody has sparked outrage and shock as it follows the investigation into the murder of 74-year-old Annette Smith by her trusted lodger, Scott Paterson.
A coordinated search is underway at Pride Park for 18-year-old Paul Pike, who vanished during a Birmingham City match. Authorities are seeking dashcam footage.
Noelia Castillo Ramos, a 25-year-old paralyzed by a 2022 suicide attempt following a gang rape, is undergoing medically assisted death today in Barcelona. Her case highlights growing controversy over the scope of Spain’s 2021 euthanasia laws.
Aurin Makepeace has been convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend in a Macclesfield flat after a trial that exposed her attempt to cover the crime with a false 999 call.
Two British men arrested for the arson attack on Golders Green ambulances have been released on bail as counter-terrorism police continue their investigation. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned the incident as an antisemitic act.
Examining the 1937 marriage of a 22-year-old man to a nine-year-old girl that shifted American marriage laws and provoked a national outcry.
