In response to worries of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia has denounced the United States for sending 3000 troops to Eastern Europe to protect Nato members. Russia has 100,000 troops stationed near Ukraine, despite denials that it intends to attack. On Monday, January 31, the Pentagon announced that 2,000 US troops would be… Continue reading ‘It’s harmful,’ Russia said of the US moving 3,000 troops to Eastern Europe in response to fears of a Ukrainian invasion.
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After a Covid diagnosis, the federal trial for three cops involved in George Floyd’s death has been postponed.
After one of the three other former police officers implicated in the death of George Floyd tested positive for COVID-19, the federal trial for them has been postponed. Following the diagnosis, US District Judge Paul Magnuson declared on Wednesday, February 2 that the trial would be postponed until at least Monday. The judge did not… Continue reading After a Covid diagnosis, the federal trial for three cops involved in George Floyd’s death has been postponed.
U.S. Army begins to discharge soldiers who refuse COVID-19 vaccination
Soldiers who refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19 will be discharged soon, according to the military branch on Wednesday, February 2. Soldiers who refuse to be vaccinated or who do not have an approved or pending request for exemption would be “automatically separated from the military,” according to the Army. Secretary of the Army Christine… Continue reading U.S. Army begins to discharge soldiers who refuse COVID-19 vaccination
US court postpones sentencing of Hushpuppi
A United States District Court for the Central District of California has postponed the sentencing of Nigerian fraudster Ramon Abbas a.k.a Hushpuppi until July 11, 2022. After Hushpuppi’s lawyers, led by Louis Shapiro, filed a request for a postponement, Justice Otis D. Wright approved the order. During the time of the postponement, he is anticipated… Continue reading US court postpones sentencing of Hushpuppi
Joe Biden orders 3,000 U.S. troops to Poland and Romania to counter Russia
According to US sources, US President Joe Biden has sent 3,000 troops to Poland and Romania to support Eastern European NATO allies in the face of what Washington perceives as a Russian threat to attack Ukraine. This comes as Russia builds up a force of over 100,000 troops on Ukraine’s borders. Moscow denies any plans… Continue reading Joe Biden orders 3,000 U.S. troops to Poland and Romania to counter Russia
‘I can’t stay motionless,’ says a boxing legend. Wladimir Klitschko joins Ukraine’s reserve army amid fears of a Russian invasion.
Wladimir Klitschko, the former heavyweight boxing champion, has joined Ukraine’s reserve army, claiming that his love for his homeland forced him to serve. Klitschko, the longest-reigning heavyweight champion in history, and his brother Vitali, who dominated the boxing world for nearly a decade, joined the reserve army on February 2. Ukraine has been prepared for… Continue reading ‘I can’t stay motionless,’ says a boxing legend. Wladimir Klitschko joins Ukraine’s reserve army amid fears of a Russian invasion.
Mason Greenwood, a Manchester United player, has increased security at his home after being bailed pending further investigation for rape, violence, and threats to kill.
Mason Greenwood, a Manchester United player, has beefed up security at his £14,000-a-month Cheshire property after being bailed ‘waiting further investigation’ by police on suspicion of rape, sexual assault, threats to kill, and assault on an 18-year-old student. The England striker, 20, was released from detention this morning after spending three nights in a cell… Continue reading Mason Greenwood, a Manchester United player, has increased security at his home after being bailed pending further investigation for rape, violence, and threats to kill.
FG approves resumption of Emirates flights, asks UAE to do same for Air Peace
Emirates flying operations to Nigeria have been authorized by the Federal Government. Recall that the Nigerian government and the UAE authorities were embroiled in a dispute over the treatment of a Nigerian carrier, Air Peace. Capt. Musa Nuhu, Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), wrote to His Excellency, Saif Mohammed Al Suwaid, Director General, UAE General Civil Aviation Authority, requesting that the authorities in the Middle East approve Air Peace’s request to resume passenger flights on March 1, 2022. ‘Re: Operations of Flights-UAE/Nigeria VV-COVID-19 Safety Decision Issue 24′ was the headline of the letter, which was dated February 1, 2022, and referenced NCAA/DG/CCAA/20/16/119. It was also noted that UAE’s safety decision issue has been accepted by Nigerian authorities after reviewing… Continue reading FG approves resumption of Emirates flights, asks UAE to do same for Air Peace