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  • Donald J. Trump became POTUS on 20 January, 2017, and political analysts have wondered if he will end America’s relationship with Iran or start a war with Russia. Media reports confirm that inasmuch as Trump wouldn’t want a nuclear, cyber, political or economic war with Russia, his decision will be born out of fear rather…

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  • A Liberian man has allegedly killed his blood brother and sister-in-law after the couple arrived home from the United States for Christmas and New Year celebrations. The suspect was contracted to help carry out a building project for his US-based brother until recently when their scam home was “completed”. Unknown to the investor, his trusted…

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  • The Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck made a statement on Monday, saying his office will not assist the federal government in its plan to deport illegal U.S. residents. Image: Charlie Beck Beck says the LAPD’s stand on enforcement of immigration laws will not change even as President-elect Donald J. Trump prepare for war against…

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  • One of Nigeria’s most respected stand-up comedians, Basketmouth, and Prof. Wole Soyinka, have come under fire for their earlier comments against Donald Trump just before the polls closed. Image: Prof. Wole Soyinka While celebrities in the U.S. shared mixed feelings on results from the presidential election, it’s all joy and no sorrow in Nigeria. A large…

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  • Donald Trump is now President-Elect of the United States as his inauguration has been scheduled for Friday 20 January 2017. The Republican was mocked for his controversial statements which include: Building a wall between US and Mexico Banning Muslims from entering the U.S. Bombing the hell out of ISIS And withholding funds on planned parenthood. While…

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  • Mazda dealerships’ service departments in the United States of America are facing a challenging task of recalling and replacing over 1.5 million potentially deadly Takata airbag inflators in its vehicles. The company confirms their affected cars are only those that were sold in the U.S., according to a report from AutoNews.com In order to lessen…

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  • The United States Supreme Court has decided to take up transgender rights for the first time after a Virginia school board prevented their student – a transgender teenager – from using the boys’ bathroom. Reports confirm the Supreme Court will listen to an appeal from Gloucester County school board in April and a final ruling is expected…

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  • U.S. Border Patrol at the boundary with Mexico once again busted some smart drug pushers who carefully filled watermelons with marijuana. The alleged drug traffickers were reportedly caught after a tractor they used for transporting their goods malfunctioned around the border area before police intercepted it for inspection. A routine check by the customs recorded…

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  • An American hacker popularly known as  Jester, whose signature poster appears below, has issued a warning to Russians, ordering them to think again before messing around with U.S. election. The heroic American vigilante hacker made his threats REAL by hacking a website owned by Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His message was simple and direct:…

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  • Harold T. Martin III, a former contractor with the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has been declared a security risk for allegedly stealing classified information from the American government. A federal judge ruled on Friday that he will remain in custody while prosecutors continue with investigations that will build a criminal case against him. A…

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  • Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has withdrawn the bold statements he made on breaking ties with the United States of America and consolidating a new political/economic alliance with the People’s Republic of China. The president was on a four-day visit to Beijing. Image: President Rodrigo Duterte Duterte arrived Davao, Philippines, around midnight on Friday and was…

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  • Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte, who’s currently on a four-day visit to China, has declared his “separation” from the country’s ever-present ally the United States of America. He made his decisions known in Beijing on Thursday. Duterte, who referred to U.S. president Barack Obama as “son of a whore” during earlier events scheduled at this year’s…

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  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States of America released a report on sexually related diseases October 18. The statistics show three sex-spread infections have hit another record high. Chlamydia (kluh-MID’-ee-uh) was the most common in the country. The report says more than 1.5 million cases of Chlamydia were reported last year,…

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  • “TOMORROW, I USE MY BODY AS CLICK BAIT TO HELP CHANGE THE WORLD,” Katy Perry posted on her Instagram page on Monday. The pop star has been a vocal supporter of the U.S. Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton since campaigns for America’s upcoming presidential election kicked off. Image: Katy Perry The politically active 31-year-old wants to sensitize American people…

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  • Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte made headlines around the world with his recent vulgar comments against the pope, president Obama and the United Nations. Why is he so vexed? Image: Rodrigo Duterte In his widely publicized warning to Obama as both were scheduled to meet at the G20 Summit in China, Duterte told reported that the U.S.…

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  • The American government, through the country’s banking system, is enacting laws that’ll force you to say goodbye to Financial Privacy by withdrawing your rights to control your money. Image: File Photo According to a financial report, government bureaucrats, central bankers, and Wall Street executives all have their own reasons for hating the cash in your…

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