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Crown Princess Mette-Marit has gone public, saying she was manipulated and deceived by Jeffrey Epstein. She admits poor judgment, denies knowing he was a convicted sex offender, and faces questions after files naming her were released.
The bestselling book and Hollywood movie turned a chaotic 2005 mission into a tidy heroic tale. Two decades later, veterans, documents and on-the-ground accounts reveal a messier truth: bad planning, mixed chains of command, and decisions that cost lives.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been sending paid-for Cameo messages as a side income. An analysis of more than 4,000 of those clips shows some were commissioned by a neo-Nazi group and by someone who took part in a riot.
Prosecutors in Milan asked for a trial against Amazon EU sarl and four executives, accusing their algorithm of ignoring EU tax rules and costing about €1.2B.
The Justice Department has published FBI interview notes from 2019 containing graphic sexual assault allegations against Donald Trump, though the documents lack substantiation and context.
A House panel's move to subpoena Pam Bondi over Epstein files, crossing party lines, highlights a rare moment of bipartisan urgency in a politically charged investigation.