Vusimusi 'Cat' Matlala se declaró culpable de corrupción en un acuerdo con fiscales sudáfricanos.
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Rockstar Games will launch Grand Theft Auto VI as a digital-only title, with no physical disc available at release. According to sources, the physical edition will contain only a digital code — not a playable disc.
Former Olympic athlete David Hearn denied vandalising the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after his arrest on June 19, 2020, hours before President Donald Trump claimed the pool had been damaged.
A structural engineer involved in the Obama Presidential Center described the project's design as 'something unprecedented' despite online criticism calling it a 'monstrous insult to architecture,' according to Fox News.
Gunfire and explosions were heard at Niger's capital airport on Thursday, according to residents and witnesses.
Gunmen attacked Niger's largest airport on Thursday morning—the second assault on the facility in less than five months, according to the BBC.
Fans from over a quarter of World Cup participating countries are facing visa restrictions and bans, according to BBC analysis. This has caused frustration among supporters who hope to attend matches in the US.
Jhané was crowned MasterChef 2026 champion after a three-hour final cook-off judged by Anna Haugh and Grace Dent. According to Radio Times, she triumphed with bold flavors and confident food identity.
Media mogul Barry Diller’s People Inc said Monday it had proposed to buy MGM Resorts, valuing the casino operator at over $18bn, according to The Guardian.
An Italian court has ruled that a five-star hotel was acting lawfully when it refused to provide tap water to a tourist, according to BBC News.
The Miami Grand Prix has been moved to a 13:00 local start time due to forecasted heavy rain, according to a joint statement by the FIA, Formula 1, and the race promoter.
Carlo Petrini, founder of the Slow Food movement, has died at 76 in his Italian hometown, according to the BBC.
A person has died after jumping an airport perimeter fence in the US state of Colorado and being struck by a Frontier Airlines plane, according to authorities.
Airlines canceled 13,000 flights in May as jet fuel prices more than doubled since the start of the war, removing nearly two million seats from the market, according to BBC and The Guardian.
Retiring Spirit Airlines pilot Jon Jackson received an emotional send-off from Southwest Airlines after his final flight was canceled due to Spirit's sudden shutdown. According to a Facebook post from Southwest, the gesture included a water cannon salute and a bottle of bubbly.
Spirit Airlines abruptly shut down Saturday, marking the first time in 25 years a major U.S. airline has gone out of business due to financial trouble. All flights were canceled, and passengers were left scrambling for alternatives.
Six races were held at Goodwood before heavy rain forced the abandonment of the final two races, sparking frustration among fans and punters. Meanwhile, an electric hypercar crashed during a hill climb event at the same festival.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu visited a village bakery to buy several baguettes on Labour Day, reigniting a row with unions who argue that 1 May should remain a compulsory rest day, according to the BBC.
Air New Zealand will introduce Economy Skynest sleep pods in November 2026, offering economy and premium passengers limited access to rest areas during long-haul flights, according to Spiegel and Expreso.
Charlize Theron turned heads at the premiere of 'Apex' by wearing a Dior blazer with nothing underneath, according to AOL.com. The film, set to premiere on Netflix on April 24, 2026, showcases her as an action star and fashion icon.
Around 200 tourists were trapped on a hilltop in Rio de Janeiro during a police gunfight with a favela gang, according to local media.
A U.S. man is in Bahamian jail after his wife disappeared during a boat trip in the Atlantic waters, according to The Guardian.
The city of Flint has condemned an apartment building on North Saginaw Street and ordered all tenants to leave by Saturday, paving the way for the new Anna's House restaurant to open in its place.
The Artemis II crew is set to return to Earth with valuable data and 'all the good stuff' from their lunar mission, according to the BBC. Their spacecraft, Orion, set a record for human travel at 248,655 miles.
