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A man who the authorities say deliberately drove a Tesla carrying his wife and two children off a cliff in Northern California was charged on Monday with three counts of attempted murder, court records show.
Dharmesh A. Patel, 41, intentionally crashed a Tesla carrying his wife and two children, the authorities said. He was charged on Monday with three counts of attempted murder, court records show.
After months of startling revelations, the trial of Alex Murdaugh, an influential lawyer accused of murdering his wife and son to conceal years of his own financial crimes, is about to unfold in South Carolina. Follow live updates.
Prosecutors say Alex Murdaugh was trying to conceal financial crimes with the June 2021 killings, which led to investigations of other deaths close to his family. Follow opening arguments in the case.
WATCH: In the fourth installment of Purds vs Pats, Global Sports Reporter Brenden Purdy takes on Regina Pats Captain Connor Bedard in the golf simulators at Divot's Indoor Golf in Regina where one player had a distinct advantage.
READ: https://globalnews.ca/news/9435967/chl-top-prospects-game-connor-bedard/
A judge in Florida ordered Donald Trump and one of his lawyers to pay nearly a million dollars in sanctions for filing a frivolous lawsuit against Trump’s perceived political enemies, including Hillary Clinton and the former FBI director James Comey.
In a scathing ruling, the judge said the suit against Hillary Clinton and dozens of the former president’s perceived political enemies was “brought in bad faith for an improper purpose.”
A reader asks: “My husband and I built a luxurious house near ours for his sister and brother-in-law after we learned that they were starting a family. Our motive was admittedly selfish: As two men, we wanted to be part of a nuclear family and help raise their children. We are well off; our brother-in-law is a blue-collar worker, and my husband’s sister stays at home because of untreated anxiety. We agreed to pay the substantial annual real estate tax and not charge them rent. We are forgoing the $6,000 a month in rental income with the understanding that they will maintain the house. The problem is that they now expect us to pay for all repairs and upkeep, including simple appliance repairs. My husband’s sister, who surrounds herself with enablers, has become a recluse in her beautiful home and won’t even accept responsibility for meeting repair workers when they arrive. It is a source of tension between me and my husband. He feels that we can easily pay those expenses, while I think they should budget for them. Am I wrong to insist that my husband’s sister and brother-in-law either maintain the home as a condition of continued occupancy or allow us to sell it, recover the money invested and perhaps provide them with a more limited subsidy?”
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on the continued obligations we have while financially supporting our family members.
A New Brunswick man who has battled depression for years has found a new joy in dog sledding.
"They just have a way of making you live in the moment."
Musher Doug Stoakley from Havelock, N.B., seems care-free when he’s around his 16 dogs, but for years he's battled with depression.
More than 100 jobs will resume at a paper mill in Crofton after the province stepped in with millions in funding.
Between the two governments, funding of $18.8 million has been secured and will directly go towards funding more than 100 jobs at Crofton’s paper line.
: A second Liberal minister, Marci Ien, gave thousands in contracts to a foodie firm with family ties to a senior staffer in Housing Minister Ahmed Hussen’s office, Global News has learned.
Marci Ien gave Munch More Media two contracts for constituency communications while the sister of firm’s owner worked as senior staffer.
The company on Thursday disclosed a gain of 7.7 million subscribers during the October-December period.
Hastings, 62, had been Netflix's CEO for more than 20 years after taking over the role from his friend and fellow company co-founder Marc Randolph in the late 1990s.
The proposed development would include commercial, retail and 883 residential units and would be located in Rocky View County.
Critics are fighting back against a proposed development by the northwest Calgary city limits they say would destroy the rural-residential character of the area.
Matteo Messina Denaro, who was tried in absentia and convicted of dozens of murders, faces multiple life sentences.
Matteo Messina Denaro was captured at the clinic where he was receiving treatment for an undisclosed medical condition, said Carabinieri Gen. Pasquale Angelosanto.
"I find it insulting," said Marc Briere, national president of the Union of Taxation Employees.
On Friday, the Canada Revenue Agency filed an unfair labour practices complaint against the union claiming it is not bargaining in good faith.
Two New York City investigators responsible for rooting out sick-leave fraud and other corruption at the Rikers Island jail complex are now themselves under investigation over whether they abused sick time, officials said.
A number of investigators responsible for cracking down on jail officers who lie about being sick have themselves been absent from work for significant periods.
Despite his massive loss, Elon Musk is still considered the second-richest person in the world.
Much of Musk's wealth is tied up in Tesla stock that saw a historic plummet amid a shaky market and investors' concerns over his polarizing takeover of Twitter.
For over 40 years, Saskatoon artist Patricia Leguen has been creating works for the world to see and even used the snow for her latest piece.
Recently, when Saskatoon was dumped with over 30 cm of snow during the last week of December, she put her skills to use by creating a sculpture of a woman carrying a child.
Rioters ransacked Brazil's capital on Jan. 8, swiftly and effortlessly overwhelming an outnumbered police presence. A New York Times examination pieces together what happened — and reveals how extremism is threatening Latin America's largest democracy.
The storming of Brazil’s capital failed to overthrow the elected government. But an examination of the attack reveals how extremism is threatening Latin America’s largest democracy.
Breaking News: Iran said it had executed Alireza Akbari, a former high-ranking official, on charges of spying for Britain, a move likely to escalate tensions with the West.
Alireza Akbari, previously a senior military and defense official, had moved to Britain a decade ago. He had been detained since 2019.
Legal experts say Trump faces considerably more legal peril than Biden.
Legal experts say there are stark contrasts between the two cases, but agree that neither Trump nor Biden should have had any classified material in their possession.
Breaking News: The federal budget deficit fell to $1.4 trillion for the 2022 calendar year, down from $2.6 trillion a year ago, the Treasury Department said.
Borrowing remained elevated last year as spending fights loom in a divided Congress.
There are significant differences between the discovery of classified documents in President Biden’s private office and Donald Trump’s hoarding of sensitive government records. Here’s a closer look.
The discovery of classified documents in President Biden’s private office and home has prompted comparisons to former President Trump’s hoarding of sensitive government records.
'There was evidence that at least three of the dogs had eaten parts of a blanket from the floor, desperate for anything to eat to try to stay alive.' | Globalnews.ca
'Some of the dogs were kept outside all day, in sub-zero temperatures, with no shelter from the elements, no food and water bowls frozen over.'
“If you want to live here, be a Christian.” In recent years, the rise of Montana’s Christian right has been enabled by the weakening of the state Democratic Party. What happened to a state known for its political independence?
What happened to a state known for its political independence?
Authorities suspect the controversial influencer and his brother of running "an organised crime group" along with two Romanian nationals.
For all its juicy details about royal sexcapades, shoving matches and drug use, “Spare” may be most intriguing for its revealing, if at times cryptic, look at how the institution of the monarchy operates behind closed doors.
Along with the juicy tidbits Prince Harry offers up in his new memoir, there is also a revealing look at how the royal family, and its staff, operate behind closed doors.
This hunk of ice on Kalamalka Lake isn’t giving anyone the cold shoulder anymore. A group in Vernon decided help it look on the bright side of winter.
Nexus interviews with U.S. border agents will soon begin taking place at Canadian airport facilities that already provide pre-clearance services for travellers heading stateside, the two countries announced.
The deal, reached on the sidelines of the North American Leaders' Summit in Mexico City, is intended to further reduce the backlog of applicants for the trusted-traveller program.
House Republicans, in one of their first legislative moves, will seek to cut billions in funding for the IRS that Democrats passed last year to help the agency crack down on tax cheats.
Their first legislative move will seek to cut billions in funding that Democrats passed last year to help the agency crack down on tax cheats.
Republicans passed the rules that govern how the House operates, just days after a marathon round of ballots to elect Kevin McCarthy as speaker. Here's how each representative voted on the House rules package.
See how the House voted on the rules that govern how it operates, which include a series of concessions to a group of ultraconservative Republicans.
Breaking News: House Republicans narrowly approved an overhaul of operating rules for the new Congress amid concerns over Kevin McCarthy’s concessions.
After initially balking at a package of changes to House rules that would enshrine concessions the speaker made to ultraconservative members, Republicans united to push them through.
By the time the current economic cycle is complete, home prices in Canada will have fallen by between 20 and 25 per cent from their peak, one expert predicts.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board said Thursday that the average price sat at $1,051,216 in December, a 9.2 per cent fall from a year ago.
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