Paul Bernardo, a Canadian serial killer and rapist, will soon be getting married to a university-educated woman from Ontario.
The accused in Australia’s most harrowing incest case flee from Melbourne to the UK
An international Facebook scam has reportedly made use of the IDs of top Australia and New Zealand military. According to officials, Australia and New Zealand are currently investigating whether the identities of top military officers were being used in an online scam.
The Universal Church for the Kingdom of God in New Zealand was told to remove the ad saying it can heal "incurable diseases" and other health problems in prayer sessions. The controversial church was ordered by the Advertising Standards Authority to take down the ad after a complaint was filed.
Health investigators claimed on Thursday that the late BBC presenter Jimmy Savile sexually abused corpses in a hospital where he was a volunteer.
The Australian Privacy Commissioner has found Cupid guilty of breaching the privacy of its thousands of members
Leonardo DiCaprio is being link to the suicide of suitcase model Katie Cleary
Pope Francis has excommunicated members of the Italian mafia on Saturday, calling them people who adore the devil.
Two female porn stars are currently hugging the limelight for different reasons. One is getting her 15 minutes of fame for engaging in marathon sex sessions with strangers every time the Chilean team wins in the ongoing World Cup games in Brazil, while another one's chopped body was discovered at the bottom of a river in Italy.
A Canadian armoured car guard was seriously injured during a shootout outside a bank.
The Australian High Court declared on Thursday in a landmark decision that the school chaplain programme is invalid because it is not supported by a head of constitutional power.
The rape of 207 male teenage recruits at the Australian naval vessel HMAS Leeuwin from 1960 to 1984 is within the scope of the current Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. The confirmation came from Len Roberts-Smith, chair of the Defence Abuse Response Taskforce.
A paraplegic man from Repentingy, Quebec in Canada is suing the Le Gardeur Hospital for negligence and indescribable anguish, and he is asking for $142,000 damage. The lawsuit is for a botched surgery that resulted in his penis becoming shorter by one inch.
Canadian police have seized marijuana weighing more than 400 pounds.
The Al Shabaab, a Sunni Islamist militia based in Somalia and believed to have links with al-Qaeda, has claimed responsibility for attacks on Sunday that killed 49 single men and women watching the World Cup matches in a Kenyan hotel.
American low-cost airline JetBlue Airways is currently in hot seat after one of its flight attendants has denied a toddler's potty use while the flight sat on the tarmac.
The advent of San Francisco-based Uber taxi app in European Union (EU) countries sparked massive strike across various cities such as London, Berlin, Paris, France, Barcelona and Madrid. Traditional taxi drivers mounted large-scale strikes across the various cities that commuters are beset with chaotic days of heavy traffic.
The government of Ireland on Tuesday announced the launch of a full-scale probe into existing Catholic-run homes for unmarried mothers following the discovery of a septic tank mass grave that revealed the bodies of 800 babies and children.
The Australian Navy will impose sanctions on eight sailors from the HMAS Ballarat who were involved in 2013 in hazing rites with sex assault. Some of them are in danger of being kicked out of service, said the Ministry of Defence in a statement.
Another Mayweather is in trouble with the law for stabbing her boyfriend with a butcher's knife. Kenyia Townsend, 35, and cousin of undefeated American boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr, waived on Tuesday her right to a probable cause hearing.
Archbishop Robert Carlson said that he was not sure if sex with children was a crime.
British Prime Minister David Cameron's household is embroiled in a nude photo scandal that the police had to be called to investigate.
Parents of Saba Button left paralysed by flu vaccine agrees to a settlement with Fluvax manufacturer
Gottfrid Svartholm’s, founder of The Pirate Bay, computer had been hacked reveals new evidence made public during the court hearing. TPB founder remains in custody for hacking into the mainframe computers of an IT company.
The Canadian police officers were shot dead in New Brunswick. Two others were injured while conducting a manhunt for a man who had been seen wearing military camouflage clothes and carrying a rifle.
The Japanese Parliament is scheduled to approve an anti-child pornography law before the current Diet ends its session on June 22. However, the law would exclude Anime and Manga.
The powerful Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) sought on Wednesday to ban the popular boy band One Direction from the Philippines in the light of the scandal involving the group, reports Pep.ph.
The Football Federation of Australia considers re-submitting bid to host the 2022 World Cup
British authorities held over the weekend the deportation order for 31-year-old Nigerian migrant Afusat Saliu back to her homeland. She and her two daughters, 2-year-old Rashidat and 4-year-old Bassy, were supposed to be forcibly sent back to the African nation on Thursday evening which she opposed because of fear that genital mutilation would be forced on her daughters.
Officers of the New York Police Department are likely to carry emergency antidotes for heroin overdose so that they can possibly save several lives.
