Abby and Brittany Hensel stopped off for a snack with their newborn to grab a bite at McDonald’s before heading off to work. The dynamic duo were photographed walking around and holding a baby carrier … wearing a tank top and a pair of jean shorts. The three still haven’t come out publicly to say this is their child definitively … but, it certainly seems like they welcomed a little one into their lives recently TMZ reported

“A gigantic magnet to attract illegal immigrants and have them stay in the country. It’s outrageous that taxpayer money is spent on luxury hotels for illegals, because they are trying to import voters to win elections.” SpaceX  and Tesla CEO, Elon Musk.

Ooni, Alaafin And Yoruba’s Endless War The Nigerian TribuneSeptember 1, 2025. Lasisi Olagunju A race of giants. The Yoruba had been producing monumental men and women long before Nigeria became a country. Professor Adelola Adeloye’s ‘African Pioneers of Modern Medicine’ (1985) has a list of eleven Nigerians who qualified as medical doctors between the 19th century and 1901. Ten out of the eleven were Yoruba. Check out their names and the dates they qualified: William Davies (1858), Nathaniel King (1874), Obadiah Johnson (1884), John Randle (1888), Orisadipe Obasa (1891), Leigh-Sodipe (1892), Oguntola Sapara (1895), R. Akinwande Savage (1900), C. C....

The Päijät-Häme District Court found Ekpa guilty of inciting a public crime committed with terrorist intent and participating in the activities of a terrorist group, while also convicting him of aggravated tax fraud and violating the provisions of the Attorneys Act. The District Court found that Ekpa sought to promote the independence of the Biafra region in southeastern Nigeria by illegal means between August 2021 and November 2024. According to the District Court, he used social media to gain a politically influential position. The movement also established armed groups, which the district court deemed terrorist groups. According to the verdict,...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Sunday that the war in Ukraine could still last for a long time and ending it quickly at the country’s expense was not an option. In an interview with German public broadcaster ZDF, Merz, when asked whether a ceasefire might be possible this year, said he hasn’t lost hope but “harbors no illusions,” and emphasized that supporting the country to defend itself against Russia was an “absolute priority.” “We are trying to end it as quickly as possible. But certainly not at the price of Ukraine’s capitulation. You could end the war tomorrow if Ukraine surrendered and lost its independence,” Merz said....