Afghan refugee women’s team to play first official matches in UAE
FIFA has confirmed that Afghanistan’s refugee women’s team will play its first competitive matches in October at a four-nation tournament in Dubai.
FIFA has confirmed that Afghanistan’s refugee women’s team will play its first competitive matches in October at a four-nation tournament in Dubai.
U.S. attorney Nancy Larson said notes found at Dallas shooter Joshua Jahn’s home showed he planned to terrorize ICE agents, though his attack killed one detainee and injured two others.
Former Arsenal academy striker Billy Vigar has died aged 21 after suffering a brain injury while playing for Chichester City.
FRSC Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed has said road safety operatives may need arms to enforce traffic regulations.
Rep Obi Aguocha has praised the DSS and Attorney General for swiftly facilitating medical care for detained IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
Peter Obi reflected on leadership conduct during his U.S. trip, contrasting the humility and simplicity of Atlanta’s Mayor Andre Dickens with the ostentation of Nigerian public officials, while stressing that “A New Nigeria is POssible.”
A recent AP-NORC poll finds that a majority of Americans now prefer streaming new movie releases over going to theaters.
Saudi Arabia’s new defense pact with Pakistan underscores Gulf states’ mounting doubts about U.S. security commitments after an Israeli airstrike.
Author Brandon Ambrosino, in an interview with Sojourners, discusses his new book that challenges traditional theological concepts of a God’s omniscience, arguing that a more hopeful and compassionate view of God can be found by understanding him as a “fellow sufferer” in a world of tragedy.
Liverpool will host Crystal Palace while Arsenal face Brighton in the Carabao Cup fourth round, with Newcastle set for a tough test against Tottenham and Grimsby Town continuing their fairytale run against Brentford.