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Mothers told the BBC they struggled to secure support through Britain’s Child Maintenance Service, while fathers said the agency wrongly charged them thousands of pounds.
Delayed payments and unresolved errors can reduce money available for children’s food and housing while prolonging conflict between separated parents.
Documents reviewed by Reuters show Binance gave customer information to Moscow that was later used to charge a Russian client over donations to Ukraine.
Exchange customers can face prosecution when identity records attached to their transactions move from a compliance department to state authorities.
Multiple people died in Indiana after more than 11 inches of rain fell in some areas over three days beginning Aug. 11, causing record floods and inundating Indianapolis suburbs.
The death toll puts drainage, public alerts, dispatch, road closures, rescue capacity and household checks under scrutiny after the water recedes.
President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to scale back joint exercises with South Korea, citing Seoul’s refusal to assist in the Iran war and his relationship with Kim Jong Un.
Linking Korean Peninsula readiness to South Korea’s conduct in an unrelated war could weaken deterrence, strain the alliance and encourage Pyongyang to seek further concessions.
A UL Research Institutes study of electric-vehicle battery fires found that pouring large amounts of water onto the enclosure does not stop thermal runaway.
Fire departments, garages, towing operators and storage sites may need new training, equipment and procedures as damaged electric vehicles become more common.
Italian police announced the recovery of three paintings stolen near Parma on Friday, and thieves took four works from a separate museum in Sicily by Saturday night.
The rapid reversal puts museum security, staffing, inventories, alarms and building maintenance alongside the celebrated police work of recovering stolen art.
Former Major League pitcher Tommy John died at 83, decades after a pioneering 1974 operation reconstructed the elbow ligament he tore at age 31 and extended his career.
John’s recovery helped turn a once career-ending elbow injury into a treatable condition for generations of athletes, while his name came to obscure the team behind the procedure.
A Friday-night emergency alert sounded on millions of phones in Britain, prompting domestic-abuse campaigners to warn that the noise could expose devices hidden from abusers.
Discovery of a concealed phone can cut off access to support, reveal escape planning and place a person experiencing domestic abuse in immediate danger.
Trump Media is pulling back from loss-making side ventures while offering paying customers faster delivery of President Donald Trump’s social-media posts.
Earlier delivery could give traders, campaign professionals and journalists a practical advantage when presidential statements affect markets, policy expectations or the daily news cycle.
Ukraine launched hundreds of drones across Russia, killing at least six people and striking a Wildberries logistics hub, as Russia also conducted deadly overnight attacks on Ukraine.
Mass drone attacks can strain logistics at relatively low unit cost, but they also expose more civilians, burden air defenses and widen the opportunities for miscalculation.
Lala weakened from a Category 1 hurricane after passing south of Hawaii without landfall, while hurricane-force gusts, heavy rain and flooding continued across the Big Island.
Power failures, damaged roofs, flooded roads and hospitals on generators require local inspection and repair long after a lower storm category reduces public urgency.
Facebook users circulated AI-generated anti-Muslim imagery and violent posts after far-right activist Jake Lang announced a “Christian Crusader March” in Dearborn, Michigan.
Repeated synthetic threats can endanger Muslim Americans while Meta’s recommendations, reporting tools and moderation queues determine how widely and how long the material circulates.