Author: Holly Fortini

The absence of Close Circuit Television Cameras, coupled with a low fence, caused the jailbreak experienced at the Kuje Custodian Centre on July 5, 2022, the Nigerian Army has said. The Army disclosed this on Wednesday during the investigation instituted by the House of Representatives Joint Committees on Reformatory Institutions, Justice, Police Affairs, Interior, and […]

The Philadelphia Eagles may look to veteran Calais Campbell to provide quality snaps along the defensive line following Fletcher Cox’s retirement.

Hannah Dodd is taking over the role of Francesca Bridgerton in the new episodes, replacing Ruby Stokes.

The International Labour Organization's recent report titled 'Profits and Poverty: The economics of forced labour' from Geneva reveals that sex traffickers make $27,252 per victim, contributing to a total of $236 billion in illegal profits annually. This information was uncovered by AMBusiness.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill seeking an extension of the implementation period for the 2023 supplementary budget. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Wednesday urged the House of Representatives to extend the period for the implementation of the capital segment of the 2023 appropriation bill from March 31, 2024, to June 30, 2024. […]

A experienced Manitowoc radio host known as Tom Craig is one of the two individuals who passed away in a deadly car accident in Wisconsin.

Vietnam’s President Vo Van Thuong has resigned after just one year in the job, state media announced Wednesday, as the communist country mounts a sweeping anti-graft purge. The Vietnam News Agency said Thuong was guilty of “violations and shortcomings” and his resignation was accepted by the party’s central committee. The 53-year-old’s dramatic fall comes as […]

The Minnesota Vikings remained active in the latter stages of free agency, signing this former Pro Bowler to a contract.

The Minnesota Vikings appear to have designs on dealing up for a QB in next month’s NFL draft, but there are teams who can disrupt their path.

YATESVILLE —Pittston Area School District students will need to go to school in June. During a short monthly meeting, the School Board shifted the last day of the current school year and graduation from May 31 to June 6. The board also designated March 28 as an Act 80 afternoon day, and June 4, 5, and 6 as early release days. Superintendent Kevin Booth explained that this change was necessary because the district did not utilize Flexible Instructional Days, a relatively new state option for making up missed school days due to weather or emergencies.