See Ten most read topics in the news Initially, the officer who intentionally killed George Floyd was charged with third-degree murder. This applies if someone was mistakenly killed. After about 10 days of protest in the U.S, the charge has now been upgraded to second-degree murder. This applies if someone was intentionally killed. Derek Chauvin, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In an attempt to remove fake news from it’s social media, Twitter fact-checked President Tump’s tweet . Trump got annoyed and responded by tweeting that “Twitter is now interfering in the 2020 Presidential Election. They are saying my statement on Mail-In Ballots, which will lead to massive […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump’s critics have long called on Twitter to take action against his use of the platform. Of the 18,000-plus false or misleading claims Trump has made as president, more than 3,300 of them were made in tweets, according to The Washington Post. Recently, Trump falsely […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After news broke out that President Donald Trump is taking hydroxychloroquine in an attempt to ward off the coronavirus, CNN’s Anderson Cooper asked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi what she made of that decision. Pelosi replied that Trump should not take hydroxychloroquine because he is morbidly obese. In […]
See Ten most read topics in the news During a private call with the Obama Alumni Association, former President Barack Obama condemned the Justice Department over its decision to drop its case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn. According to Obama: “There is no precedent that anybody can find for someone who has been […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to Professor Curtis, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation – which has so far donated about $250 million worldwide to COVID-19 research, also made contact with his Australian group about a month ago and donated $10 million to them. The group is working on providing vaccines […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In the U. Some children receive free meals from their schools but the coronavirus pandemic has kept millions in their homes and children out of schools. Therefore, it is very difficult for some children to eat regularly as their parents are also asked to stay at home. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news At a White House news conference, President Trump claimed to have seen evidence to prove that the coronavirus pandemic had spread from a laboratory in Wuhan, China. However, he declined to detail what that evidence was. When a reporter asked the president if he had personally seen […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to prosecutors, Mickael Gedlu, a 36-year-old Texas man who pleaded guilty to threatening to assassinate President Donald Trump, has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison. Mickael Gedlu threatened to kill Trump Minutes before Trump arrived for a fundraiser in Dallas on May 31, 2018, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news <p> Sen. Bernie Sanders (78), has dropped out of the Democratic primary race, paving the way for Joe Biden to be officially declared the party’s nominee. While addressing his supporters in a livesteam, he said the decision to suspend his presidential campaign was “difficult and painful.” He […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Linda Tripp (70), who has been called a “whistleblower” for revealing the relationship between Clinton and Lewinsky died on Wednesday. Her secret conversations with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton in 1998. Contrary to the rumor that she died […]
See Ten most read topics in the news As COVID-19 continues to spread in the U.S, Mount Sinai Health System which operates eight hospitals in New York City and Long Island began banning visitors to its maternity and postpartum units in a bid to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus. Although the birth of […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump was quickly contradicted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials for perpetrating fake news after he announced that FDA has approved the common malarial drug hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of COVID-19. FDA further stated that more research needs to be conducted before the drug […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Zimbabwe’s vice president, Constantino Chiwenga, 64, a former army general was admitted in a South African hospital last year for a constricted oesophagus. He was later transferred from S.A to India when his condition deteriorated. Somehow, his condition did not get better in India. Therefore, he was […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a live broadcast, the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani’s inauguration ceremony was interrupted by the sound of explosions and ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack. The re-elected president who was delivering a speech at the podium outside the presidential palace in the capital Kabul when the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Xiaomi, a Beijing-based Chinese electronics company has donated tens of thousands of FFP3 anti-coronavirus face masks to Italy’s government to help stop the spread of the coronavirus and to curb a shortage in the country’s health materials. The masks would be sent to Italy’s Civil Protection Department. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Trump’s own officials are getting more frustrated with him due to his lies. In recent days, the president has dismissed criticism of his comments on the virus as a “hoax” and a political conspiracy concocted by Democrats. He has attacked the media, accusing them of putting out […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a complaint that was submitted to the Office of the Special Counsel and a portion was obtained by The New York Times, a whistle-blower complained that federal health workers in the U.S were sent into quarantine areas unprotected and unprepared. It further alleged that the federal […]
See Ten most read topics in the news While speaking at a major South Carolina Democratic event, presidential candidate Joe Biden mistakenly referred to himself as “a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate.” He said: “I’ve been saying for a long time, it’s not enough to beat Donald Trump. We have to keep the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The Islamic Revolutionary Guard has confirmed it fired 22 ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing US and coalition troops. The Erbil and Al Asad bases were targeted in retaliation for last week’s killing of Major General Qassem Soleimani in a US airstrike. President Trump announced that […]
See Ten most read topics in the news How well organized are the Iranians? This is strange but true. According to Iranian State TV, after President Trump assassinated the Revolutionary Guard General Qassem Soleimani , over a million Iranians flocked to his funeral procession and a stampede erupted, which led to the death of 56 […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Some photos can be very embarrassing especially if one is a president. Below are some of President Donald Trump’s most ridiculous presidential photos. Donald Trump’s hairs fly away while he was boarding Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, en route to Palm Beach […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Recently, the 19-year-old Jazz Jennings decided to fully display her scars from gender confirmation surgery in a swimsuit photo. Along with the photo, she wrote on her Instagram page: “These are my scars on full display in #2019. I’m proud of my scars and love my body […]
See Ten most read topics in the news US district judge Loretta Biggs has formally blocked North Carolina’s new voter identification law because of its discriminatory intent. Under the new law, voters are required to present one of 10 forms of acceptable identification, such as a passport, driver’s license, or military ID in order to […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A Christian village near the town of Chibok where almost 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped in Borno state, Nigeria was raided by Muslim jihadists on Christmas Eve and seven people were killed. It has become a routine for Muslims to be attacking Christians in Nigeria during Christian festivities […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A British family got stranded abroad after they accidentally left their passports on a plane. The family of 5 flew to Geneva on a skiing holiday with EasyJet airline. The 29-yr-old Victoria Walker said her daughter had put the passports in the seat in front of them. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to U.S. police, Nicole Marie Poole Franklin,42, was charged with attempted murder after she told the police that she intentionally struck a 14-year-old girl with her car in Clive, Iowa because she thought the teenager was a Mexican. Chief Venema said the girl’s family requested privacy. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Unlike other presidents, Donald Trump is fond of going on Twitter tirade. President Trump was impeached because he wanted to play a fast one on Joe Biden by withholding almost $40M which was approved (by Congress) to be given to Ukrain as military aid. Trump wanted Ukraine […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump has been asked to resign before impeachment vote takes place. Former President Richard Nixon is the first and only U.S. President to resign from office. He resigned in August 1974 when he stepped down before facing almost certain impeachment over the Watergate scandal. Democratic […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to various state media, In an unprecedented move in a country where armed forces members are often considered immune from prosecution, former Pakistan military ruler, Pervez Musharraf has been sentenced to death in absentia for treason. Radio Pakistan tweeted that: “Special Court Islamabad has awarded death […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The impeachment inquiry came about because Trump wanted to play a fast one on Joe Biden by withholding almost $40M which was approved to be given to Ukrain as military aid. Trump wanted Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden before releasing the fund but it backfired against him. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The U.S. is said to have the world’s highest number of billionaires with total wealth of $3 trillion. The economy of the United States is still the world’s largest economy by nominal GDP and net wealth. The U.S. dollar is the currency mostly used in international transactions. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A Twitter spokeswoman has told media outlets that Danielle Stella’s personal and campaign accounts were shut down for “repeated violations” of the social media platform’s rules. Danielle is a Republican challenger to Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar. She was banned from Twitter after suggesting on Twitter that the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump recently tweeted a doctored photo of his head on shirtless Sylvester Stallone’s body from the classic film “Rocky”. The President’s tweet sparked confusion, criticism and a whole lot of jokes. Up till now, neither Trump nor the White House has given any explanation as […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to numerous German newspapers, thieves succeeded in stealing over $1 billion from a German museum. the perpetrators ignited a fire at a nearby power distributor at about 5 a.m. to cut the museum’s electricity supply. This automatically disabled the alarms. The thieves then bent the iron […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Although, given the fact that Hillary Clinton is a Democrat who lost to President Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, we don’t expect her to say anything that will exonerate Trump from being impeached. Not only did Clinton support the impeachment, she lashed out at Trump […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Some Washington reports suggested that President Donald Trump was having chest pain and that his medical checkup was unscheduled and had been triggered by Trump suffering chest discomfort. However, Trump’s doctor has lebelled the reports to be untrue. In a statement issued by the White House, according […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Devin Nunes, a ranking Republican member on the House Intelligence Committee, is reportedly threatening to sue CNN and The Daily Beast after they reported damaging allegations that could implicate him in the ongoing impeachment probe which is being conducted by the committee. It was alleged that Nunes […]
See Ten most read topics in the news 1. Try to know about their reputations – Before employing anybody, you will definitely try to know as much as possible about him or her. Check out their LinkedIn profile and read the recommendations of others carefully. If there aren’t any, that’s also a big warning sign. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news It seems Germany is trying to make good the infamous 1884 Berlin Conference that was aimed at deviding Africa among the colonial masters. German Chancellor Angela Merkel launched the G20 Compact with Africa (CwA) in 2017 during Germany’s G20 presidency with a promise to generate additional private […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Russell Travers, acting director of the National Counterterrorism Center told an audience in Washington, D.C that “For almost two decades, the United States has pointed abroad at countries who are exporters of extreme Islamist ideology. We are now being seen as the exporter of white supremacist ideology. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to various Turkish news media, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that the late ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s wife and sister have been captured in Syria. However, it is not clear which of his wives was arrested because Baghdadi had many wives. His sister that […]
