The guilty verdict in his hush money trial would not stop the Republican candidate from running for the top job, or being sworn in from prison if he beats Biden.

New York jury finds former American president and presumptive Republican nominee guilty on all 34 counts in hush-money case.

Lau Kwok-kei, Zafar Tai and two teenagers admitted abducting victim in broad daylight outside Stanley Prison on December 17, 2022.

Readers discuss how organisations can outsmart the scammers, the post office’s ‘user pays’ principle, tackling food waste as a start, and the vandalism of the grave of a beloved Hong Kong musician.

The 41-year-old was sentenced to six years and seven months’ jail and eight strokes of the cane.

Wang Yunhe allegedly amassed at least US$99 million in profits by reselling access to a ‘zombie network’ of malware-infected computers in nearly 200 countries.

These seven men and five women are tasked with deciding if the ex-US president is guilty of any of 34 felony counts of falsifying his company’s records.

The jury has begun deliberations on the first-ever trial of an ex-US president, even as he makes a bid to return to the White House.

A nine-member jury at the Court of First Instance found Sit Yi Ki, Lam Wing Ki and Tam Cheuk Hang guilty of manipulating the shares of Ching Lee Holdings.

Mariko Takeuchi was the first Japanese national to be sentenced to death for drug trafficking in Malaysia. She could now walk free by 2029.

Vietnamese authorities last year issued arrest warrant for former Cyberport chairman Lee George Lam in connection with country’s biggest financial fraud.

Police say fake customer services staff frauds an ‘increasing trend’, with HK$4.16 million the biggest single loss logged.

Closing arguments offered both sides a final chance to score points with the jury before it starts deliberating the first felony case against an ex-US president.

NGOs that work with migrants such as domestic helpers say cases of them becoming involved in money laundering have increased fourfold in two years.

Police took Pegi Setiawan into custody and insisted he was the last fugitive linked to the deaths of teenagers Vina Dewi Arsita and her boyfriend Eky.

Among those detained is activist Chow Hang-tung, security chief Chris Tang reveals.

London museum said last year that more than 1,000 items including jewellery, gems and Greek pottery, had been stolen. FBI’s efforts include contacting people who bought items on eBay.

The country’s social welfare agency has found Facebook pages involved in the sale of children, with some being peddled by their parents themselves.

Syndicate lured domestic helpers with as little as HK$1,000 each to set up bank accounts to launder HK$10 million in criminal proceeds in six months, force says.

Society for the Protection of Children says extra floor to be added to its headquarters will be dedicated to care and training for children and counselling for parents.

Being drunk and apologising for one’s misbehaviour are, it seems, steps on the path to absolution in the eyes of many Japanese.

The March suicide bombing killed five Chinese engineers near the border with Afghanistan. On Sunday, Pakistan officials said the arrested men belong to local Taliban group TTP.

Post examines the latest trends and ways to guard against online fraudsters.

Mother, 53, sustained injuries to left hand, back, neck and right ankle while daughter hurt head, back and fingers.

Motorcyclist, 21, and passenger, 22, thrown off their vehicle by impact and died in hospital about an hour later.

Blasphemy is a sensitive subject in Muslim-majority Pakistan, where an accusation can lead to a street lynching.