Najaf Ali

Several parts of Ukraine are still being bombed on day 52. While many have died in the war, others have been forced to flee. The bodies of more than 900 civilians have been found in the area around the Ukrainian capital since Russia left. Most of them were killed, police said Friday, which means that … Read more

 UTAH man is accused of killing his wife by running her over at the Salt Lake City airport, police say. According to new details released by authorities, Shawn’s alleged chilling last words to Charlotte Sturgeon were captured on camera. It all started with an altercation, according to Fox 13, which was caught on camera by … Read more

In April 2021, a friend poured ethanol on a table heater to make it spark, leaving videographer April Charlesworth, 28, with horrific burns. She now resembles her former self. Unknown to April and her cousin, an alcoholic bottle lit on fire near the heater and exploded. During the incident, an alcoholic bottle near the heater … Read more

CIA Director William Burns said Thursday that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may force President Vladimir Putin to use a tactical or low-yield nuclear weapon. “None of us can take lightly the threat posed by a potential resort to tactical nuclear weapons or low-yield nuclear weapons,” Burns said during a speech in Atlanta, “given the potential … Read more

A terrifying police bodycam video shows a nearly naked man holding a woman hostage at gunpoint after allegedly breaking into her San Diego home and assaulting her. According to the Times of San Diego, Demetrius Trussell, a 40-year-old parolee, allegedly broke into four other homes before breaking into the 53-year-old woman’s residence on Viacha Drive, … Read more

Michael Patrick Turland, 43, of Arizona, admitted to freezing some of the animals alive. He faces 94 counts of animal cruelty. Herde spokesperson Anita Mortensen described the scene as “absolutely disgusting and heartbreaking.” “As an animal lover, I was crying just looking at them,” she told the BBC. A woman told police she had left … Read more

According to new government plans, some asylum seekers will be flown to Rwanda to have their applications processed. On Thursday, Home Secretary Priti Patel is expected to sign a migration agreement with the African nation. According to BBC home editor Mark Easton, single men arriving in Britain via the Channel could be deported. Rethinking the … Read more

Gov. Greg Abbott and Gov. Samuel Alejandro Garca Seplveda of Nuevo León announced an agreement Wednesday to help ease commercial traffic at the Laredo-Colombia bridge, one of at least four international ports of entry slowed since Abbott ordered Texas state troopers to inspect cargo more thoroughly. So long as Nuevo León has checkpoints along its … Read more

Russian troops forced Ukrainian citizens into a basement for weeks, causing stress, deprivation, and death. Russian soldiers forced 300 residents of Yahidne, near Kiev, into a school basement in March. During their captivity, they suffered stress and deprivation, and some died. “An old man died nearby, and then his wife,” Valentyna Saroyan, a survivor, told … Read more

When Vladimir Nesterenko was a child, all he wanted to do was play basketball. In the village where they lived in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, the brown-haired 12-year-old dribbled and shot hoops with his father Oleh. Michael Jordan, the NBA legend, was his hero. His mother Julia Nesterenko was happy to encourage the habit. “We … Read more

Andrzej Duda, Polish president, referred to the conflict in Ukraine as “terrorism” on Wednesday, saying that those responsible for crimes must face justice, including those who gave the orders that led to those crimes. On Wednesday, Polish President Andrzej Duda labelled the Ukraine war “terrorism,” stating that those responsible for crimes must be brought to … Read more

Ukraine’s fightback against Russian aggression extends not only to the battlefield, but also to the legal arena. Across this shattered country, testimony and evidence are being gathered for a goal that may not come until long after the guns have fallen silent – international justice. The pursuit of it is being led by Ukraine’s Prosecutor … Read more

The mother of a 3-year-old boy who was fatally shot last month has been charged with manslaughter, Dallas police said. Lacravivonne Washington, 26, had bonded out of the Dallas County jail after being arrested March 30 on charges of tampering with evidence and endangering a child in connection with the shooting of Jalexus Washington Jr. She was … Read more

The National Weather Service issued the watch for 27 counties in North and Central Texas. In Rockwall, Kaufman, and Hunt counties, the watch had ended by 7:30 p.m. The watch runs out at 11 p.m. A severe thunderstorm warning for Dallas-Fort Worth expired around 7:30 p.m. The alerts came just before thunderstorms hit the area … Read more

Food inflation pushed Ghana’s March 2022 inflation rate to 19.4%, the highest since August 2009. Oil and fats (28.2%), water (27.1%), cereal products (25.0%), vegetables (23.8%), fish and other seafood (23.7%), fruits and nuts (22.1%), soft drinks (20.5%), live animals (20.2%) and meat (20.2%) all had higher inflation rates than the national average. According to … Read more

As part of their visit to Nigeria on Monday, the EU Ambassador to Nigeria, Samuela Isopi, as well as ambassadors from France, Italy, Portugal and Spain met with the leadership of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). The EU is looking for its first African LNG supplier. The EU ambassador to Nigeria, Samuela Isopi, met … Read more

A boat carrying 28 people capsized in northern Nigeria as they attempted to cross the Shagari River to fetch firewood. At least 28 people died as a result of the accident. Following the recovery of the bodies from the River Shagari in Sokoto state by emergency workers and volunteers, regional government official Aliyu Dantani stated … Read more