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Ghana’s former Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Thomas Oppong Peprah, faces money laundering allegations after paying US$1.3 million in cash for a mansion, bypassing banking laws and raising questions about asset declarations.

The U.S. Supreme Court allows Trump's mail-in voting order to proceed, but legal challenges could still block changes before November. What it means for the midterms.

Orimerunmu residents in Ogun State are demanding a secondary school and pedestrian bridge as children risk their lives crossing the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway daily. Parents say the government has ignored repeated appeals.

A new audit finds serious weaknesses in Washington state's childcare licensing, abuse investigations, and gift card oversight, despite a drop in child deaths.

India’s Vande Mataram is now mandatory in full six stanzas at all official functions, with up to three years in prison for insults. The move, coinciding with the song’s 150th anniversary, has sparked debate over secularism and state autonomy.

Houthi rebels escalate attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, threatening global energy markets as a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz nears completion.

NYU professor Scott Galloway calls out Mayor Mamdani's 'wanted poster' of 950,000 property owners, warning it endangers landowners and plays into conservative fears.

Japan's ruling LDP is torn over PM Takaichi's plan to cut food tax from 8% to 1% for two years. Supporters cite campaign promises; opponents warn of fiscal chaos. A test of political will and economic sense.

A remote Manitoba First Nation, left without power for four days in winter, files a class-action lawsuit against Manitoba Hydro and governments, alleging years of ignored warnings and a botched emergency response.

Philippine Senator Loren Legarda urges graduates to reject mediocrity, drawing lessons from Batangueño heroes and championing free education.

The Clinton Foundation launches the Clinton Policy Institute to help state governments find nonpartisan solutions on health, economic security, and democracy. Can it avoid big-government pitfalls?

The Emir of Potiskum's journey from a village boy to a traditional ruler is a story of resilience, education, and the belief that leadership is a sacred trust.

Gadi Eisenkot’s rejection of a Shas endorsement reveals a seismic shift in Israeli politics, where military conscription has replaced peace talks as the defining issue. The former IDF chief is keeping his coalition options open, testing whether identity politics on the Right can be broken.

Trump’s national address on 2020 vote conspiracy theories threatens U.S. midterm integrity, experts warn. No evidence of tampering exists.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission has found probable cause that Elon Musk violated state election bribery law by offering $1 million checks to voters. The case now heads to local prosecutors.

India is modernizing its arsenal to strike targets 1,000 km away. The shift to non-contact warfare, proven in Operation Sindoor, is reshaping South Asian military strategy.

Qatar mourns the death of Father Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani amid an Iranian missile attack on Doha. The UAE strongly condemned the assault, reaffirming Gulf security.

President Trump shares a searing video from Michael Savage calling for the criminalization and deportation of ‘hardcore communist bastards’ like NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, as socialist candidates gain traction in U.S. primaries.

Obi said many Nigerians who supported Tinubu based on political experience and previous records had changed their views after experiencing the realities of governance under the administration.