Democrats fail to codify abortion rights in US Senate
The Senate failed in a 49-51 vote to codify abortion rights Wednesday afternoon in a bill that even some moderate abortion rights supporters said went too far.
US, other UNSC members condemn N. Korean missile launch but Russia, China
The UN Security Council (UNSC) convened an emergency meeting Wednesday to discuss North Korea’s recent missile provocations but failed to produce a tangible outcome due
(G)I-dle to hold first world tour
South Korean girl group (G)I-dle will hold a world concert tour for the first time since its debut four years ago, its agency said Thursday.
Arabic Travellers in the GCC Plan for New Travel Experiences, Says Expert During ATM 2022
Speaking during Day 2 of Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, consumer intelligence company D/A highlighted the important role GCC travellers have to play in tourism
Lagos Government urges residents on voluntary blood donation
The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Blood Transfusion Service (LSBTS), has tasked citizens to donate blood voluntarily in other to ensure availability of
Seven NYPD vehicles line a block in New York City’s East Village to remove a SINGLE homeless tent
The NYPD brought seven vehicles to line a block to get rid of just one homeless tent from the sidewalk in the East Village in Manhattan
Kielder Salmon Centre reopens after almost two years
The visitor centre, which underwent a £100,000 refurbishment and was officially opened by the Prince of Wales in September 2018, closed for the winter in
Ukrainian troops find Russian bodies left behind
After combing the forests and meadows west of Kyiv, a special Ukrainian unit finally found what they were searching for —- the body of a
Baby Lorch? Natasha Thahane shares first snap of newborn
Natasha Thahane announced that she is pregnant with a beautiful photoshoot shared to Instagram on 8 March. The actress is believed to have given birth
Boucher receives backing from ex-Proteas star: He will be extra motivated!
On Tuesday, Cricket South Africa (CSA) concluded that there is no basis to sustain any of the disciplinary charges, including those of racism, against Mark