Ithaca has temporarily stopped issuing new event permits to Cornell-affiliated groups and called for city police to handle investigations of violent sex crimes. The move follows a former student’s lawsuit alleging a 2024 fraternity-house assault.
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Two Latvian men were arrested inside RAF Molesworth after police found a breach in the base’s perimeter fence. Counterterrorism officers are investigating and say nothing so far suggests a link to events at RAF Fairford.
Stephen Miller addressed an FBI counterterrorism training session days before a man was charged with cyberstalking his wife. Former Justice Department officials questioned the appearance; the White House and FBI defended it.
A High Court judge says warrants used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s homes were unlawful. Police retain seized material for now, and their investigation into alleged misconduct in public office continues.
Able seaman Teddy Young, 24, faces two National Security Act charges involving protected information and an unnamed foreign power. Police say the case is unrelated to the RAF Fairford investigation.
A BBC and NPR investigation found that former Syrian general Bassam al-Hassan is receiving protection and financial support in Lebanon while providing information about missing journalist Austin Tice. Syrian officials say they want Hassan returned to face trial.
A federal appeals court is considering Saudi Arabia’s challenge to a ruling allowing 9/11 families’ claims to proceed. Judges raised questions about unresolved facts and did not say when they would rule.
A federal judge ordered Wanying Zhang held pending trial after prosecutors said she posed a flight risk. She is accused of surveilling Taiwan’s president’s son near his Seattle-area home for Chinese officials.