In a controversial move, a New York judge has released two individuals, Kareem McClary and Izayiah Jessamy, without bail after they were arrested for assaulting
Month: November 2023
Xi Jinping Signals New Panda Arrivals in the U.S. Following Summit with Biden
Chinese President Xi Jinping has indicated that China will send new pandas to the United States following his summit with President Joe Biden. This announcement,
Assault Suspects Walk Free: NYC Judge Releases Attackers of NYPD Officer Without Bail
In a controversial move, a New York judge has released two individuals, Kareem McClary and Izayiah Jessamy, without bail after they were arrested for assaulting
Dev’t organisation underscores need for media credibility, trust building
By Patricia Amogu Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI ) for reporters without borders has emphasised the need to build trust and set credibility standards for better
Plant-Derived Molecule Shows Promise in Slowing Aging: Breakthrough Study from Buck Institute
Researchers at the Buck Institute in California have uncovered a promising “drug-like” molecule that appears to decelerate the aging process by maintaining the health of
Luxury Fashion Brand Dior Sparks Backlash with Baby Cosmetics: Skin Health Experts Express Concerns
Renowned luxury fashion house Dior, known for its extravagant ballgowns and iconic handbags, has ventured into an unconventional territory—baby cosmetics. The company’s announcement of new
Wike seeks partnership with Daewoo on luxury hotels to promote tourism
By Philip Yatai The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mr Nyesom Wike, has sought partnership with Daewoo for the construction of five-star hotel
F1’s Las Vegas Return Marred by Chaos: Practice Session Cut Short by Damaged Track
The inaugural Formula One practice for the Las Vegas Grand Prix encountered turmoil when a broken drain cover damaged the cars of drivers Carlos Sainz
Abuja Enterprise Agency empowers 4,224 women entrepreneurs in 5 years
By Philip Yatai The Abuja Enterprise Agency (AEA) says it has provided business development and support services to 4,224 women entrepreneurs in the past five
New Evidence Challenges Historical Belief: Princes in the Tower Might Have Fled
New evidence has emerged challenging the long-standing belief that the Princes in the Tower, sons of Edward IV, were murdered by their uncle Richard III.