Metro Mar 10, 2023

Seven Killed in Shooting at Jehovah’s Witness Meeting in Hamburg

Seven people were killed and several others injured in a shooting at a Jehovah's Witness meeting hall in Hamburg, Germany. The gunman, believed to be a former member of the religious community, acted alone and is presumed dead. The motive for the attack is still unknown. The investigation is ongoing.

Finance Mar 8, 2023

Russia Considers Challenging US Nominee for World Bank Head

Russia is reportedly consulting with its allies about challenging the US nominee for the head of the World Bank, which could complicate the smooth succession process. Roman Marshavin, the executive director representing Russia and Syria, confirmed that they are still in the process of listing potential candidates and consultations with other countries are ongoing. Learn more about Russia's plan to challenge Ajay Banga's nomination for the World Bank head and how it could expose simmering tensions between the US, Western nations, and China.

Metro Mar 7, 2023

Americans kidnapped in Mexico, 2 dead and 2 safe

Four American citizens were kidnapped by armed men while driving into the city of Matamoros in the north-eastern state of Tamaulipas, Mexico, for cosmetic surgery. Two of them have been found dead, while the other two have been rescued and are now safe in the US. The investigation is still in the early stages, but it is believed that the Gulf Cartel, one of the oldest organized crime groups in Mexico, is responsible for the attack.

Politics Mar 7, 2023

China’s Foreign Minister Warns of Inevitable Conflict with US

China's new foreign minister, Qin Gang, warns of inevitable conflict with the US if Washington does not change its approach towards China. During a fiery press conference, he defended China's strengthening relationship with Russia and presented the US and its allies as a source of tension and conflict. Qin's comments provide valuable insight into China's perspective on its relationships with other nations and its place in the global community. Learn more about his views and China's foreign policy agenda in this article.

Celebrity Mar 6, 2023

Viral ‘Selfie Kid’ Ryan McKenna Accused of Hitting a Cop During Arrest

New video footage of Ryan McKenna's arrest shows police throwing him to the ground during the incident. The 18-year-old, who became famous for taking a selfie with Justin Timberlake at the Super Bowl, is accused of hitting a cop during his alleged drunken arrest. McKenna's mother has denied that he was drunk during the incident. This incident raises questions about police conduct and the use of force.

Local News Mar 5, 2023

Nigerian Elections Fell Short of Expectations, Says US Ambassador

The US Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, commends Nigerians for their dedication to democracy in the presidential polls, but says it failed to meet expectations. Leonard urges the Independent National Electoral Commission to address the challenges and undertake a broader review of the problems ahead of the March 11 gubernatorial elections. Read more about her call to action and the changing electoral landscape in Nigeria in this news report.

Celebrity Mar 4, 2023

Trump reportedly considering new nicknames for DeSantis

In the news article, Bloomberg reports on Donald Trump's plans to take down his political foe, Ron DeSantis, by giving him insulting nicknames, such as "Tiny D." The article also discusses how Trump's team is already carving out an attack plan against DeSantis and trying to dig up dirt on him.

Metro Mar 4, 2023

Former Lawyer Alex Murdaugh Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder of Wife and Son

Alex Murdaugh, a former lawyer, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife and son in South Carolina. Murdaugh was convicted of two counts of murder after a six-week trial, during which prosecutors argued he killed his wife and son to divert attention from his financial crimes and gain sympathy. Murdaugh's lawyers plan to appeal the life terms. The high-profile case has garnered national attention and shaken the community, casting a shadow over the legal dynasty that the Murdaugh family had occupied for decades.

Tech Mar 2, 2023

Tesla Reveals Plans for New Car and Battery Factories at Investor Day

Tesla's 2023 Investor Day in Austin, Texas, saw CEO Elon Musk share his "Master Plan 3" and discuss the company's plans to scale up amid increasing competition. Musk outlined Tesla's goal to produce 20 million electric vehicles annually by 2030, while executives presented on topics such as battery production, manufacturing efficiency, and market growth in China.

World Mar 1, 2023

George Floyd Protests: NYC Agrees to Pay $21,500 to Protesters Alleging Police Brutality

New York City has agreed to pay $21,500 to over 300 protesters who were allegedly beaten and boxed in by police during racial justice protests in 2020. The settlement, which still requires court approval, would become one of the largest amounts ever awarded per person in a mass arrest case. The class-action lawsuit accused the NYPD of a brutal response to protests that followed George Floyd's murder.

World Feb 28, 2023

US Warns China on Sending Aid to Russia for Ukraine War

The US warns China against providing lethal aid to Russia for its war in Ukraine. The situation is causing daily crises in diplomatic relations between the two superpowers. Read more about the fast-deepening showdown between the US and China in this report.

Tech Feb 25, 2023

Elon Musk’s Twitter Sued Again for Non-Payment of Vendor

Elon Musk's Twitter has been sued by a sixth company in California for non-payment of a vendor, raising red flags about the social media company's financial health. Since Musk's $44 billion buyout of Twitter in 2022, at least five other companies have sued the platform for non-payment and breach of contract. Finance experts suggest that non-payment and contract violations could indicate financial distress. Learn more about the latest legal complaint against Musk's Twitter and its financial challenges.