In Bali, Indonesia, British sex worker Bonnie Blue, along with 14 men, has been arrested following a police raid. The arrests, stemming from alleged creation of X-rated material, occurred due to Indonesia’s strict morality laws. While most of the arrested men have been released, one Australian and two British men remain in custody. This incident follows Blue’s previous ban from Australia, and an OnlyFans ban, due to provocative content and plans to film explicit material.
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Recent data from Japan’s agriculture ministry indicates that the average retail rice price reached a new record high for the first time in three weeks. The average price of rice sold across approximately 1,000 supermarkets rose to ¥4,335 per 5 kilograms, with brand rice, primarily newly harvested, increasing to ¥4,551. Notably, blended rice prices saw a significant jump to ¥3,870, likely due to the incorporation of the 2025 harvest, contributing to the overall price increase observed across various retail outlets.
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In a significant development, the FBI has arrested a suspect connected to the pipe bombs placed at the Republican and Democratic party headquarters in Washington, D.C. on January 5, 2021. The arrest concludes a lengthy investigation into the incidents which occurred hours before the Capitol riot on January 6th. The suspect, whose motive is still under investigation, has been linked to statements suggesting support for an anarchist ideology. The FBI had previously offered a substantial reward for information leading to the suspect’s identification.
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The Department of Homeland Security initiated an immigration crackdown in New Orleans, focusing on arresting violent criminals. According to Homeland Security officials, the operation targets immigrants previously released after arrests for serious crimes like home invasion and armed robbery. The agency did not disclose the number of agents deployed. This action follows similar crackdowns in other cities, and Louisiana, under the leadership of Governor Jeff Landry, has been preparing for this type of operation.
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On November 23, 2025, Austin Trahan and James Houchins were arrested for defacing the former Pulse Memorial crosswalk with chalk and writing the word “Resist” nearby. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper responded to the scene after the Department of Transportation reported the incident, finding video evidence of the vandalism. Despite denying the act, the suspects were apprehended at a nearby Dunkin Donuts, matching the descriptions from the video and were taken into custody after providing their names and birthdays.
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Jair Bolsonaro was arrested at his Brasília residence on Saturday due to concerns about a potential escape, as his prison sentence for leading a coup attempt was imminent. Federal Police executed a preventive arrest warrant, authorized by the Supreme Court, citing the planned vigil organized by Bolsonaro’s son as a trigger. The court also cited reports of the violation of Bolsonaro’s electronic monitoring equipment. Bolsonaro was convicted earlier this year and sentenced to 27 years in prison for his role in plotting a coup and related charges.
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A fifth suspect linked to a Hamas terror network has been arrested in Germany, expanding the scope of an investigation into planned attacks across Europe. The individual is accused of supplying weapons for these attacks. This arrest follows previous detentions and highlights the ongoing efforts to dismantle the Hamas network and prevent potential acts of violence on the continent. The investigation is still ongoing.
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According to Miami police, former NFL player Antonio Brown has been arrested in Dubai on an attempted murder charge related to a shooting following a boxing event. Brown was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals and is being held in New Jersey pending extradition to Miami. The arrest warrant alleges Brown fired shots at a man after a prior altercation, with one bullet grazing the victim’s neck. A conviction for the second-degree attempted murder charge carries a potential 15-year prison sentence. Brown, who played in the NFL for 12 years, has faced previous legal issues, including battery, domestic violence charges, and failure to pay child support.
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Charges against Larry Bushart, who was jailed for over a month for a Trump meme, were unexpectedly dropped Wednesday. Bushart was arrested for threatening mass violence at a school because the meme, which quoted Trump, was misinterpreted as a threat to shoot up Perry County High School. The dismissal occurred after a NewsChannel 5 interview revealed investigators knew the meme referred to an Iowa shooting, not the local school. Furthermore, new video footage raised questions about the sheriff’s initial account of the encounter, ultimately leading to the nolle prosequi.
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A Tennessee man, Larry Bushart, was arrested and charged with making threats of mass violence after posting a meme referencing Donald Trump in a Facebook group memorializing slain right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, which was misinterpreted by members of the group as a threat against their local high school. Despite investigators acknowledging the meme was not a direct threat, Bushart was arrested and held for over a month. However, the charges against him have since been dropped, after an interview revealed authorities were responding to community anxiety rather than an actual threat. Bushart, who lost his job due to his imprisonment, had been arrested and charged in connection with the fallout from Kirk’s death, who had been assassinated on a college campus.
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