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A Gombe State High Court has sentenced an employee of the Nigerian Immigration Service, Dabiet Gilbert, to one year in prison for a job scam. Gilbert was accused of defrauding Akoh Accoustic of N800,000 with the promise of securing a job placement with the Nigerian Correctional Services. Gilbert’s charge read, “That you Dabiet Gilbert on

A group of undecided Latino voters said they would support President Joe Biden over former President Donald Trump.

Crystal Palace have agreed a deal with AFC Wimbledon to send goalkeeper Owen Goodman out on loan.

Darius Fulghum once again settled for a win this time, with hopes to look good in his next fight. The unbeaten 27-year-old super middleweight labored through a ten-round decision victory over late replacement Vaughn Alexander. Scores were 98-92, 98-92 and 99-91 for Fulghum (12-0, 10 knockouts) in his first DAZN main event Thursday from Fantasy […]

MaXXXine is the latest in a canon of films about how Hollywood’s dream is killing us.

The Lagos Division of the Court of Appeal on Thursday upheld a previous ruling by a Lagos State High Court, confirming a five-year prison sentence for Nollywood actor Olanrewaju James, also known as Baba Ijesha, for the sexual assault of a minor aged 14. The Court of Appeal, in a judgment delivered by Justice Folashade

A WELL known ITV presenter has rebuffed the idea that she would ever replace a big name on the Britain’s Got Talent panel.

Aldi shoppers may notice changes to two key fruits on its shelves this week

The Lagos Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency has reported that an allegation of abuse involving a popular online influencer, Suraj Oyewale, widely recognised as #SirJarus, has been referred for investigation. The agency noted that Sir Jarus addressed the issue through a series of tweets, providing clarification on the incident involving him and his wife, Mrs

1. Over 300 Jan. 6 riot convictions now in peril after court rules on obstruction charge  The Independent
2. Supreme Court limits obstruction charges against January 6 rioters  CNN
3. Supreme Court throws out key Jan. 6 charge, could affect Trump case: Live updates  The Washington Post
4. Supreme Court rules in favor of Jan. 6 Capitol riot participant who challenged obstruction conviction  Fox News

"These mfs arguing about golf while people can’t afford groceries." – @Rhymestyle

Mayor Jyoti Gondek said Calgary’s water supply is still vulnerable, noting that usage had spiked to 500 million litres, the highest level since the crisis began. 

The National System to combat COVID-19 and the Unified Information Portal, coronavirus.bg, will cease operations starting July 1. Information about COVID-19 cases in Bulgaria will now be published weekly in the epidemic situation reports of the Ministry of Health and the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases. ...

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that judges have been giving too much deference to unelected bureaucrats and must reclaim some of that decision-making -- a decision that could slow the expansion of the administrative state.

Oscar Onley's road to the Tour de France has seen more twists and turns than a zigzagging hairpin-bend climb through the Alps or Pyrenees.

Social media users adored the postal worker's reaction, with one calling it "the cutest thing."

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a former police officer who is seeking to throw out an obstruction charge for joining the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, in a ruling that could benefit former President Donald Trump.

Summary and Key Points: Though depicted in movies, flying aircraft carriers are impractical targets in modern warfare. Similarly, submarine carriers, while once attempted by the Japanese Navy in WWII, are not feasible for launching and recovering modern jets.

The BBC has released the first trailer for its thrilling new four-part series, The Jetty, which sees Jenna Coleman play the role of tortured Detective Ember Manning

A judge has ruled the State Attorney's classification of black advocates under the age of 30 as not being "historically disadvantaged" was unconstitutional and disregarded "the cumulative and multigenerational economic, social and educational consequences of apartheid".