Police are currently investigating whether there was an accomplice assisting Tyler Robinson, the suspected killer of Charlie Kirk. The FBI is examining new footage...

Dozens of high-ranking church officials have united to denounce the misuse of Christian symbols during a recent far-right demonstration led by Tommy Robinson in London. The group, including bishops and Christian leaders, expressed deep concerns over the appropriation of Christian imagery, particularly the cross, at the "Unite the Kingdom" rally. They highlighted that the presence of wooden crosses and religious icons carried by protesters caused anxiety and unease among many individuals and communities. While acknowledging the diverse motivations behind the march and the importance of free speech, the clerics and Christian scholars emphasized that the event incorporated elements of racism, anti-Muslim sentiments, and far-right ideologies. They emphasized their collective stance against the exploitation of Christianity, stating...

A professional basketball player from the United States is currently facing severe legal consequences in Indonesia for possessing cannabis gummies valued at $400. Jarred Shaw, a 35-year-old athlete hailing from Dallas, Texas, had been apprehended by undercover law enforcement officers in Indonesia five months ago. Shaw, who originally played college basketball for Utah State Aggies, later transitioned to the Santa Cruz Warriors in the NBA development league draft of 2015. His basketball career took him to various countries, including Tunisia, Argentina, Thailand, Uruguay, and Venezuela, before he relocated to Indonesia in 2022 to play for Prawira Bandung. Subsequently, he joined Satria Muda Peramina and eventually moved to the Tangerang Hawks in 2024. The arrest of Shaw occurred...