Month: June 2024

By Maxwell Radwin A sweeping reform package introduced by the new government in Argentina is drawing criticism from conservation groups, who say new state programs and weakened regulations could endanger the environment. Congress passed the massive ref…

A torrential rain accompanied by violent wind has led to the death of a 7-year-old boy in Tsohon Garin Nangere in Nangere Local Government Area of Yobe State. Reports emerging from the community indicated that 20 people were seriously injured, while ab…

(The Center Square) — A federal judge is weighing whether to grant a preliminary injunction to halt a Georgia law targeting organized online retail crimes set to take effect on Monday. Earlier this month, NetChoice filed a lawsuit over Senate Bill 472,…

Here are the latest celebrity sighting photos — from paparazzi shots of a celebrity shopping to a star walking on the red carpet to a celebrity on stage at an award show. Melissa McCarthy at the ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ show studios in Los Angeles, CA on J…

The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) will introduce modern communication gadgets from the 2024/25 season. DAILY POST reports that the NPFL chairman, Gbenga Elegbeleye, announced the new initiative during his interaction with the media. “There is …

The Supreme Court on Friday narrowed the interpretation of a federal criminal law under which many January 6 rioters have been charged, throwing hundreds of such cases into at least partial uncertainty. It was yet another 6–3 decision. But despite the …

Two Algerian journalists have been remanded in custody after broadcasting interviews criticising a minister, the National Committee for the Release of Detainees (CNLD) said Friday. “The director of Algeria Scoop, Omar Ferhat, and his editor-in-chief, S…

The Supreme Court shook up the Justice Department’s prosecution of several January 6 defendants on Friday with a ruling that they couldn’t be charged with obstruction simply for rioting at the Capitol — and former President Donald Trump is trying to ca…

The Supreme Court shook up the Justice Department’s prosecution of several January 6 defendants on Friday with a ruling that they couldn’t be charged with obstruction simply for rioting at the Capitol — and former President Donald Trump is trying to ca…

The Supreme Court shook up the Justice Department’s prosecution of several January 6 defendants on Friday with a ruling that they couldn’t be charged with obstruction simply for rioting at the Capitol — and former President Donald Trump is trying to ca…