22-year-old Jalin White, who threw his 8-month-old baby against a wall because he was losing at an NBA 2K video game was sentenced to 12 years in prison, plus seven years of extended supervision White told the court, “My intentions were never to hurt my baby boy.” The baby was critically injured, lost a pulse,...
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Pakistan sentences journalists, YouTubers and ex-military officers to life over inciting violence
A court in Pakistan’s capital sentenced seven people, including three journalists, two YouTubers and two retired army officers, to life imprisonment on Friday, after convicting them of inciting violence during riots in 2023 and spreading hatred against state institutions. An anti-terrorism court judge, Tahir Abbas Sipra, announced the verdict in Islamabad after completing trials held...
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COURT ISSUES INTERIM ORDER ON TINTED GLASS PERMIT ENFORCEMENT
On 15th December 2025, the Nigeria Police Force announced the resumption of enforcement of the Tinted Glass Permit policy, to take effect from 2nd January 2026, in furtherance of its responsibility for public safety and internal security. However, subsequent to this announcement, the Nigeria Police Force was served with an interim order of court in...
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ISWAP Declares Christians Legitimate Targets After U.S. Airstrikes, Congressman Riley Reveals President Trump Is Still Working With The Nigeria Government To Eradicate Terrorism.
On January 1, the Islamic State West Africa Province—ISWAP– released propaganda showing a burning village, declaring all Christians in Nigeria legitimate targets and offering to spare them through conversion to Islam or payment of jizyah. The threats follow U.S.-Nigerian airstrikes on December 25, 2025, authorized by President Trump against ISIS-linked camps, which analysts link to...
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Australia’s Northern Territory Considers Passing Assisted Dying Laws For Second Time In 31 Years
he first place in the world to legalize voluntary euthanasia 31 years ago could this year become the last part of Australia to secure the same legal reform as the Northern Territory government on Friday announced plans to legislate for doctor-assisted dying for a second time. The Northern Territory’s world-first laws passed in 1995 were...
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Lagos Arrests 45 Street Beggars in Major Clean-Up Operation
The Lagos State Government has arrested 45 people involved in street begging across parts of the state. The arrests happened during a coordinated clean-up and enforcement exercise in Alimosho, Agege, and Oshodi. According to the Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, the operation was carried out by environmental officers as part of the...
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Illegal Nigerian Man living in U.S Await Deportation In Immigration And Customs Enforcement’s Custody
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, ARMED ROBBERY & DRUG SALES Ibrahim Tunde Ijaoba is a criminal illegal alien from Nigeria and former member of the Bloods — a notoriously violent street gang. He entered illegally and then racked up an extensive rap sheet that includes convictions for: • Aggravated assault on a police officer with a firearm •...
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Thieves Drill Into A German Bank Vault And Steal Tens Of Millions Of Euros Worth Of Property
Thieves stole tens of millions of euros worth of property from safety deposit boxes inside a German bank vault that they drilled into Monday during the holiday lull, police said. Some 2,700 bank customers were affected by the theft in Gelsenkirchen, police and the Sparkasse bank said. Thomas Nowaczyk, a police spokesperson, said investigators believe the theft was worth between...
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South Korean President Lee Returns To Presidential Palace Avoided By Predecessor
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Monday commuted to Cheong Wa Dae, the country’s traditional presidential palace, for the first time since taking office in June, more than three years after his ousted predecessor Yoon Suk Yeol moved the presidential office to the Defense Ministry compound. It was the first time a president had commuted to Cheong Wa...