Connecticut Couple Arrested for Lewd Conduct on JetBlue Flight

July 25, 2025

Connecticut Couple Arrested for Lewd Conduct on JetBlue Flight

A Connecticut couple, Trista Reilly and Christopher Arnold, was arrested for alleged lewd acts on a JetBlue flight, leading to their permanent ban from the airline. The charges include lewd exhibition in the presence of minors, with their arraignment scheduled for August 15.

Impact of Post-Conviction Testimonies on Political Narratives: A Look at Ghislaine Maxwell and Others

July 25, 2025

Impact of Post-Conviction Testimonies on Political Narratives: A Look at Ghislaine Maxwell and Others

US Congress considers subpoenaing Ghislaine Maxwell for testimony. This move highlights the role of powerful figures in shaping political narratives after criminal convictions. Explore the impact of figures like Michael Cohen, Michael Milken, Jack Ruby, and Joseph Valachi testifying before Congress.

Former Junior Hockey Players Acquitted in Sexual Assault Case

July 25, 2025

Former Junior Hockey Players Acquitted in Sexual Assault Case

Five ex-junior hockey players, including Michael McLeod and Carter Hart, acquitted of sexual assault charges from a 2018 incident. Judge cited inconsistencies in the complainant's testimony and contradicting video evidence. Prosecution to review the decision.

Key Political, Sports, and Crime Updates: Free Trade Agreement, VP Search, Air India Violations, Plane Crash, and More

July 24, 2025

Key Political, Sports, and Crime Updates: Free Trade Agreement, VP Search, Air India Violations, Plane Crash, and More

Key highlights include India and UK signing a free trade agreement, BJP searching for the next Vice-President, Air India facing violations, a Russian plane crash, Supreme Court's stay on a verdict, arrest of a fake 'diplomat', ECI controversy, Enforcement Directorate raids, India's call for Gaza ceasefire, and Rishabh Pant's injury update.

Senior Advocate Urges Supreme Court to Lower Age of Consent to 16 Years

July 24, 2025

Senior Advocate Urges Supreme Court to Lower Age of Consent to 16 Years

Senior advocate Indira Jaising has urged the Supreme Court to reconsider the age of consent, arguing that criminalizing consensual relationships between adolescents aged 16 to 18 violates their rights. Jaising's submissions highlight the need for legal reform to protect adolescent autonomy and prevent unnecessary prosecutions under current laws.