What a would-be assassin’s internet history looks like
Prosecutors detailed Nicholas Roske’s disturbing online searches before his attempted attack on Justice Kavanaugh, fueling debate on social media liability.
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Charities sever ties with Sarah Ferguson following Epstein controversy
Several UK charities cut ties with Sarah Ferguson after reports of an email praising Jeffrey Epstein as a “supreme friend.”
Trump to sign executive order targeting Antifa as terrorist group
Trump plans to sign an order designating Antifa a terrorist group, sparking debate over its definition and political violence in the U.S.
3,000-year-old Pharaoh’s bracelet stolen and melted down for gold…
A rare 3,000-year-old gold bracelet belonging to Pharaoh Amenemope was stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo on September 9, sold through a chain of dealers, then melted down into new jewelry, leading to the arrest and confession of four suspects.
Benue attack leaves 16 security operatives feared sead, search ongoing for missing officers
Sixteen security operatives are feared dead and several others missing after suspected herdsmen, aided by local militia, ambushed a force moving into Agu Centre in Katsina-Ala, Benue State.
Governor Wike’s age at 50th birthday raises allegations of forged INEC documents in 2015
Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has been accused of submitting forged or inconsistent birth- and age-related documents to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in 2015, following his claim of turning 50 in December 2017 despite earlier records suggesting a different date of birth.
Florida Attorney General petitioned by UK forensics expert over Wike family real estate transactions
A UK forensics expert has formally requested the Florida Attorney General investigate alleged money laundering and corruption involving property purchases in Florida attributed to Nigeria’s Minister Nyesom Wike and his family.
Charlie Kirk’s wife, Erika Kirk, forgives individual who took her husband’s life
Erika Kirk said her late husband Charlie’s mission was to save young men like his killer, whom she has chosen to forgive.
Journalists must pledge not to release unauthorized info, Pentagon says
The Pentagon now requires journalists to pledge not to publish unauthorized information, drawing sharp criticism from lawmakers and press advocates.
Thousands protest in Manila over alleged corruption
Tens of thousands protested alleged corruption in Manila on Sunday, with clashes leading to arrests and injuries as authorities urged calm.