Corruption News & Breaking Stories

Sergei Shoigu, Russia's longest-serving defence minister, replaced after criticism over Ukraine assault and corruption accusations against deputy, impacting reputation.

Russian journalists detained on extremism charges for alleged ties to Navalny's group. Crackdown on dissent intensifies in Putin's Russia.

Ousted GOP speaker Kevin McCarthy hints at Matt Gaetz's involvement in ethics complaint regarding alleged relationship with a minor.

Former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas arrested at Mexican embassy in Quito, sparking diplomatic tensions. Mexican government plans to challenge move.

Muslim clerics in Kogi State urged to focus on societal issues during Ramadan, address corruption, injustice, and promote unity and peace.

Elsbeth Tascioni, a quirky legal fixer, shines in The Good Wife and The Good Fight, but struggles to carry her own show.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has moved four times due to threats against her life. Her father testified against Trump.

Fulton County, Ga. District Attorney Fani Willis faces corruption allegations and a conflict of interest in the Trump case.

Moldova's President reaffirms support for Ukraine after drone debris found near border, highlighting danger of Russian aggression. #StandWithUkraine #SupportMoldova

Stormy scenes expected in Lok Sabha as members discuss 'White Paper' comparing Congress and BJP economic management. Banking crisis highlighted.

Former Chinese national football team coach confesses to paying bribes and match-fixing in an anti-corruption documentary aired on state broadcaster.

Former child factory worker Lee Jae-myung rose to become a presidential contender in South Korea, fighting inequality. He was recently stabbed.

Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas threatened to quit before receiving cash and favors from ultra-rich supporters, according to a new report.

House of Representatives votes to formalize impeachment inquiry into President Biden. Republicans allege influence peddling, but no clear evidence presented.

Right-wing economist Javier Milei was sworn in as Argentina's president. As he takes office, his radical plans face fierce opposition.

Federal High Court dismisses National Broadcasting Commission's motion to set aside judgment restraining fines on broadcast stations.

Big Ten suspends Jim Harbaugh for sign-stealing scandal. Big Ten's explanation holds water. Michigan's alleged sign stealing scandal is pervasive.

FBI raids NYC Mayor Eric Adams' fundraising chief's home, forcing him to cancel meetings. Investigation details remain unclear.

Rep. George Santos survives a vote to expel him from the House as Republicans and some Democrats withhold punishment pending his trial and ethics investigation.

The US Treasury Department has announced that it will temporarily lift sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports and gold for six months, with the option to amend or revoke the authorizations if President Maduro fails to fulfill his commitments. The move has drawn criticism from Republicans, who argue that it supports oppressive regimes and threatens US national security. However, Latin American scholars and energy analysts see it as a positive step towards stabilizing Venezuela's oil industry, which has been plagued by underinvestment and mismanagement.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a member of the famous Democratic family, has dropped his primary bid and will run for president as an independent in the 2024 race. Kennedy wants to declare independence from corporations, the media, and the two major political parties.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's extramarital affair with a donor's employee is at the center of his impeachment trial.

The Economic Community of Central African States condemns the use of force in Gabon and calls for a return to constitutional order.

Attorney General Merrick Garland has appointed a special counsel, David Weiss, to oversee the investigation into Hunter Biden.

Foreign nationals from organized crime groups are suspected in the assassination of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio. The shooting has caused shock and raised concerns about rising violence in the country.

Presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio was shot and killed at a political rally in Ecuador, sparking concerns about rising violence and drug trafficking in the country.

Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio was shot and killed at a political rally, sparking concerns over rising violence and drug trafficking in the country. President Guillermo Lasso vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice, suggesting organized crime was involved. Other candidates demanded action and expressed their outrage over the assassination.

Diablo 4 Season 1, Season of the Malignant, introduces new features and content, including capturing Malignant Hearts, replayable dungeons, and a new boss. Players can also participate in the Season Journey and unlock rewards through a battle pass. The patch for the new season has received mixed reviews from players.