Philadelphia Community Access Media founder Gretjen Clausing died at the age of 61 as the organisation navigated ongoing legal and operational challenges in the local media landscape.
Month: May 2026
ICE Violence Described as Subversion of Law and Order by Rights Activists in US
Rights activists described the escalating violence by ICE guards at Delaney Hall detention centre as a subversion of law and order amid growing calls for government accountability.
India Probes Rising Urban Crime Wave in Major Cities Amid Political Violence Reports
Indian security agencies are probing a rising wave of urban crime in major cities with multiple shooting incidents involving political affiliations prompting calls for stronger policing.
FBI Issues Violent Crime Press Releases in Run-Up to Memorial Day Weekend in US
The FBI issued several violent crime-related press releases in the run-up to the Memorial Day weekend as law enforcement agencies across the US heightened public safety warnings.
Pensacola Police Reinvestigate Deadly Crash After Driver Sped Through Red Light
Police in Pensacola Florida reinvestigated a deadly crash that occurred after a driver sped through a red light as new evidence and witness statements prompted a fresh probe into the incident.
Russia’s Role in False-Flag Vandalism Attacks on European Soil Exposed by OCCRP
Leaked documents published by the OCCRP exposed the Russian presidential administration’s direct role in orchestrating false-flag vandalism and sabotage operations in European cities.
Protest Driver Injures Police Officer Near US Federal Court in Deportation-Related Incident
A protest-related vehicle incident near a US federal court resulted in injuries to a law enforcement officer connected to ongoing demonstrations over the Trump administration’s deportation policies.
Two-Year-Old Girl Fighting for Life After Rattlesnake Bite in US
A two-year-old girl was fighting for her life after being bitten by a rattlesnake in the United States in a case that drew attention to the dangers of venomous snakebites in children.
Driver Caught on Camera Being Cited for Holding Phone but Raising Arm to Show No Right Hand
A woman in Palm Beach County went viral after being issued a citation for holding her phone while driving but raised her arm to reveal she did not have a right hand in a widely shared video.
Worldclear Financial Services Firm Exposed for Processing Sanctioned Entity Payments
A leaked internal data set from Worldclear showed the financial services firm processed payments for sanctioned clients including parties linked to illicit financial activity across borders.