The fourth shutdown in a decade threatens the U.S. as Congress misses the funding deadline. Potential impacts on air travel, national parks, and government services. Most government employees face unpaid furloughs, affecting their livelihoods. The United States faces the imminent threat of yet another government shutdown as Congress is set to miss the midnight Saturday … Read more
Six fatalities and 15 people trapped in a mine shaft collapse in Zimbabwe. Bay Horse gold mine in Chegutu, 100 km west of Harare, was affected. Over 30 individuals were believed to be trapped; 13 miners escaped or were rescued. A mine shaft collapse in Zimbabwe has resulted in six fatalities and the entrapment of … Read more
Over 100,000 people have fled Nagorno-Karabakh following its seizure by Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan aims to reintegrate the region, but Armenia disputes this claim. The conflict has resulted in at least 200 ethnic Armenian deaths and dozens of Azerbaijani soldiers. Armenia reports that more than 100,000 individuals have evacuated the Nagorno-Karabakh region, representing nearly the entire population … Read more
Charles Littlejohn charged with leaking tax info, likely belonging to Donald Trump. He worked as an IRS contractor. Accused of sharing data with media outlets. An individual in the United States, Charles Littlejohn, has been formally charged with the unauthorized disclosure of tax information belonging to a prominent government official, widely believed to be former … Read more
Tragic boat incident off Sydney, Australia, as boat allegedly struck by whale. One person was deceased, and another was hospitalized; police responded to a distress call. The vessel was retrieved for forensic examination. In the early hours of Saturday morning, a tragic incident occurred in the waters off Sydney, Australia, where a boat, allegedly struck … Read more
UN to send mission to Nagorno-Karabakh after 30 years. Azerbaijan’s rapid victory ends prolonged conflict in the region. Over 100,000 people flee Nagorno-Karabakh, representing 80% of the population. The United Nations is preparing to dispatch a mission to Nagorno-Karabakh this upcoming weekend, marking its first entry into the breakaway region in roughly three decades. This … Read more
The arrest was made in connection with the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas. The individual in custody was identified as Duane Keith Davis, also known as “Keffe D.” July search of Davis’ wife’s home part of ongoing investigation In connection with the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, an arrest has … Read more
NYC Mayor Eric Adams declares a state of emergency due to heavy rainfall. Possibility of up to 8 inches of rain by day’s end. Widespread transportation disruptions in the tri-state area. New York City’s Mayor, Eric Adams, has declared a state of emergency and issued a warning for residents to exercise extreme caution as the … Read more
Tragic M53 motorway incident: 14-year-old girl and bus driver lose lives. A school bus carrying students from West Kirby Grammar School and Calday Grange Grammar School overturns at 08:00. This morning, a tragic incident occurred on the M53 motorway in Merseyside, resulting in the loss of a 14-year-old girl and the bus driver. The coach, … Read more
Ukrainian children fleeing to other countries are facing significant challenges in adapting to new schools, according to says EU. Language barriers and teacher shortages are hindering the integration of these children into the education system. Access to mental health care is another major obstacle for these young refugees. Children who have fled Ukraine are encountering … Read more
Putin meets with Libya’s military leader Haftar in Moscow. Haftar’s previous Tripoli offensive relied on Russian Wagner mercenaries. Talks covered Libya’s situation and broader regional issues. In Moscow, President Vladimir Putin engaged in discussions with Khalifa Haftar, the military leader of eastern Libya. During Haftar’s unsuccessful offensive on Tripoli four years ago, his forces heavily … Read more
The US is deeply concerned about Ethiopia’s Amhara and Oromia conflicts. Urgent call for political dialogue, emphasis on human rights. Ethiopia Peace Observatory reports 26 clashes in Amhara. The United States has expressed deep concerns over the ongoing conflicts in Ethiopia‘s Amhara and Oromia regions and has called for immediate political dialogue to resolve the … Read more
Militant attack in southwestern Niger claims 12 soldiers’ lives. Seven soldiers were killed in combat, and five in a road accident during the response. Counter-offensive results in over 100 militants killed. In the southwestern region of Niger, a town was targeted by a substantial group of Islamist militants on motorcycles, resulting in the loss of … Read more
Gulnara Karimova was accused of leading a money-laundering network from 2005 to 2013. Assets worth SFr 780 million were seized; she denies bribery charges tied to telecom contracts. Karimova, once influential in Uzbekistan, had various businesses and a pop music career. Swiss prosecutors have officially accused Gulnara Karimova, the daughter of Uzbekistan’s former president, of … Read more
Dianne Feinstein, pioneering California senator, dies at 90. Governor Gavin Newsom to appoint her successor, committed to a Black woman. Feinstein’s 30+ year career included being San Francisco’s first female mayor. Dianne Feinstein, the California senator who dedicated over thirty years to public service and made significant strides for women in American politics, has passed … Read more
Trudeau reiterates commitment to stronger Canada-India ties. Dispute centers on alleged Indian involvement in Sikh leader’s murder. Diplomatic tensions escalate with expulsions and visa suspensions. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has emphasized his country’s commitment to strengthening its relationship with India, despite the current diplomatic dispute. These comments come amid a period of strained relations … Read more
Dutch authorities were aware of the Rotterdam shooter’s troubling behavior. An email from the Dutch public prosecution service warned the hospital where one victim was shot. The shooter, Fouad L, had a history of psychotic behavior and a prior animal cruelty conviction. Dutch authorities were aware of the individual responsible for the tragic shooting in … Read more
Putin meets former Wagner commander Troshev, now with Russian Defense Ministry. Troshev was tasked with overseeing volunteer fighter units in Ukraine. Meeting follows Wagner group’s failed mutiny in June. Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, recently had a meeting with Andrei Troshev, a high-ranking former commander associated with the Wagner mercenary group. The Kremlin has … Read more
