US Supreme Court rules Trump can’t be removed from ballot over Jan 6 Capitol riot
The United States, US, Supreme Court has unanimously sided with former President Donald Trump in his challenge to the state
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Wike Hosts PDP Stakeholders, Says G5 Govs Saved Nigeria
ShareThe Federal Capital Territory ( FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike on Monday evening hosted “Concerned PDP Stakeholders” across 36 States and
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Police neutralise seven kidnappers, nab robbery suspects in Delta, Kaduna operations
The Nigeria Police Force has confirmed the elimination of seven suspected kidnappers and the arrest of five robbery suspects in
Ernest Victor
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Eriksen, Lindelof, Evans Headline Manchester United Summer Mass Departures
Manchester United have announced a wave of summer departures, confirming that midfield maestro, Christian Eriksen and centre-backs Victor Lindelof and
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10 Presidential Mysteries That Are Still Unsolved
There’s no shortage of mysteries and unsolved uncertainties when it comes to the various presidents who have run the United
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Yorke: Sealy a ‘special talent’ | Regional Sports | trinidadexpress.com
Dwight Yorke has described United States-born winger Dante Sealy as a special talent. Dante is the son of former FC
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New questions emerge from the new charges in Kilmar Abrego Garcia case
The sudden return of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia to the United States on Friday to face federal charges of smuggling migrants across
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Van Cliburn win still feels ‘surreal’ to Aristo Sham
Hong Kong pianist Aristo Sham says winning the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in the United States was a "surreal"
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China’s consumer prices fall for fourth month amid weak demand, trade tensions
China’s consumer prices declined for a fourth straight month in May, highlighting persistent deflationary pressures driven by sluggish demand and
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Troops sent by Trump reach protest-hit Los Angeles over governor’s wishes
United States National Guard troops began arriving in Los Angeles early on Sunday after being deployed by President Donald Trump,
