Eagles memorabilia thieves go on trial for stealing ‘Hotel California’ lyrics
Three men are charged with conspiracy to sell ill-gotten notes by songwriter Don Henley for the hit album
Sinaloa cartel: Shootout in Mexico City raises fears of more narco violence
A clash involving a cell linked to drug lord El Chapo’s sons intensifies concerns that the big guns of the trafficking world are ensconced in the country’s financial and political heartland
How Europe’s windfall taxes target energy profits but leave out banking
The UK, Italy and Greece were the first to announce a specific levy on power giants, while Spain and Belgium recently proposed similar plans
Mickey Rourke on Tom Cruise: ‘He’s been doing the same part for 35 years. I got no respect for that’
When asked about the success of ‘Top Gun:Maverick,’ the actor called the Hollywood star ‘irrelevant.’ But he himself is rarely seen onscreen today
Bill Gates to donate entire fortune to his foundation: ‘I will drop off world’s richest list’
The Microsoft founder has announced a $20 billion gift to his charity organization, which will increase spending on global health, poverty and equality by 50%
Judge rejects Amber Heard’s request to declare mistrial in Johnny Depp defamation trial: ‘No evidence of fraud’
The actress had filed the motion after discovering that one of the jurors had not received a summons
Former CIA software engineer Joshua Schulte convicted of leaking documents to WikiLeaks
The 33-year-old has been found guilty of eight espionage charges and one obstruction charge over what prosecutors described as the ‘most brazen’ leak in history
Former Trump aide John Bolton admits he helped plan coups in other countries
The one-time national security adviser made the statement to CNN in passing, while discussing whether the ex-president had carefully plotted the January 6 attack on the Capitol
Archaeologists find previously unknown Roman city at the foot of the Pyrenees
Dated between the 1st and 2nd centuries, the urban complex had ‘buildings of enormous proportions’ and public services including baths, water supply, streets and sewers
Fifty years of Sofia Vergara, whose typecasting made her the best-paid actress on television
The Colombian conquered Hollywood without losing her accent, her sense of humor or her unique personality
‘Without the kissing disease virus, your risk of multiple sclerosis is practically zero’
Alberto Ascherio, professor of epidemiology at Harvard University, has discovered the main cause of one of the most enigmatic diseases
‘Kids’: The indie movie sensation with a darker side
The film was a hit when it was released in 1995, but 27 years later, another story has been told: that of the young and inexperienced actors who were pushed into the abyss