Explosion at L.A. Sheriff Training Facility Kills at Least 3 Deputies
An early-morning blast at the L.A. County Sheriff’s training facility killed at least three deputies as officials deploy local and federal teams to investigate.
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China, Myanmar, Thailand Unite to Crush Telecom Scam Rings
China, Myanmar and Thailand intensify efforts to dismantle telecom fraud hubs, repatriating over 5,400 suspects and building on past crackdowns near the Chinese-Myanmar border.
Lone Shooter Killed After Ambush on Idaho Firefighters
A lone shooter was found dead after ambushing firefighters battling a blaze in northwestern Idaho. Sheriff Richard Norris says no further threat to the community.
NYC Anti-ICE Protest Sees 86 Arrests as Tensions Flare
On June 10, 2025, 86 people were arrested during an anti-ICE protest in NYC, highlighting rising tensions between law enforcement and immigration activists.
Myanmar Hands Over 920+ Telecom Fraud Suspects to China
Myanmar law enforcement handed over over 920 telecom fraud suspects to China, spotlighting intensified cross-border cybersecurity cooperation since last November.
China Boosts Crackdown on Telecom Fraud with 54% Rise in Prosecutions
China intensifies its fight against telecom fraud in 2024, achieving a 54% increase in prosecutions and enhancing cross-border crime guidelines.
Washington D.C. Closes Streets as Inauguration Day Approaches
Washington D.C. closes major streets and ramps up security measures as inauguration crowds and President-elect Trump rally gather in the capital.
China Reports 25.7% Decline in Criminal Cases in 2024
China’s Ministry of Public Security reports a 25.7% decline in criminal cases in 2024, highlighting achievements in public safety, economic crime reduction, and road traffic stability.
South Korea’s Top Army Generals Indicted in Martial Law Probe
South Korea’s top army commander and head of its special warfare unit have been indicted on charges of insurrection and abuse of power related to last month’s martial law imposition.
Historic Move: South Korea Seeks Arrest of Impeached President Yoon
South Korean authorities are moving to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol over his December martial law, marking the first such move in the nation’s history. Around 3,000 police have been deployed.