Lucia Stein

There is fire and fury on the streets of one of America's richest suburbs as its high-profile residents come to terms with the loss of their homes and the possible impact fire department funding cuts and cancelled insurance policies might have had on the disaster.

Once dismissed as "the Paris Hilton of Canadian politics", Justin Trudeau defied expectations by holding onto power for almost a decade. But his tumultuous period in office was often defined by scandals of his own making. 

John Stonehouse was on a business trip in the United States when he vanished after going for an afternoon dip in the Atlantic Ocean. He was presumed dead until police found him alive and well in Melbourne, Australia on Christmas Eve.

Decades after the Zodiac Killer rained terror over the San Francisco Bay Area, dedicated true crime sleuths continue to pore over the details of his murders, the letters he sent to news outlets and the puzzling codes that accompanied them. Will the mystery ever be solved?

After a year in which the royal family endured illness, conspiracy theories and embarrassing financial revelations, the last thing King Charles needed was a December surprise. But a scandal involving Prince Andrew and a foreign spy suggests the Windsors will not be able to leave the drama behind in 2025.

With the Assads potentially headed to a luxe haven for exiles in Moscow, Vladimir Putin is left scrambling to save his two bases in Syria and maintain his foothold in the region.

Joe Biden just broke a vow to never pardon his son. Here's why he changed his mind and how the act of clemency will impact his son and Joe Biden's political legacy.

Americans unhappy with the US election result are being encouraged to move to Italy. But will anyone take up the offer?

Prince William has laid out his vision for his future reign but he is grappling with looming problems, including recent reporting over his inherited duchy, a squabble over a sweetheart rental deal and an ongoing feud with his brother Prince Harry.

Wealthy aristocrat Lord Lucan was accused of killing his nanny and attacking his wife inside his London home. But after half a century of speculation about his whereabouts, his female victims have been forgotten.