Caleb Flynn, a former American Idol contestant and pastor, has been found guilty of murdering his wife, Ashley Flynn. The killing took place at the couple's home in Ohio. Flynn was convicted of shooting Ashley dead. He wept in court as the verdict was delivered.
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More than 400 people have been detained in France as student protests continue to escalate across the country. The demonstrations, which began last week, are centered on high schools. Students have been voicing concerns over conditions and resources within their educational institutions. Authorities have responded with a significant number of detentions as the unrest grows.
Lindsay Clancy appeared in court as her defence attorney moved to have her murder case dismissed. Clancy is accused of killing her three children in 2023. Her lawyer argued that the case against her should not proceed, seeking a full clearance of charges. Prosecutors, however, contended that the state had already sufficiently established her guilt. The legal proceedings continue as both sides dispute the strength of the evidence presented.
Morocco has appointed its first female prime minister following her party's success in recent elections. The appointment was made by the king, in line with the country's constitutional process. She becomes only the second woman ever to lead a government in the Arab world, marking a historic milestone. The development is seen as a significant step for women's political representation in the region.
The head of the company operating the Eiffel Tower has announced plans to resign following a controversy over the treatment of female employees. Earlier this month, women staff members were replaced by male colleagues during a religious group's visit to the landmark. The company managing the tower publicly condemned the incident, calling the removal of female staff 'unacceptable.' The episode has sparked significant backlash and raised concerns about workplace equality and the accommodation of religious requests at public institutions.
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