Kenyan pastors appear in court over deaths of parishioners
Two pastors based in coastal Kenya have appeared in court over the deaths of more than 100 of their congregants
Day: May 2, 2023
Findings on Sue Gray departure held up after her refusal to cooperate
Head of civil service Simon Case faces fresh questions after ministers fail to publish outcome of inquiry Sue Gray is refusing to cooperate with a government inquiry into her departure from Whitehall amid concerns that the investigation is politically …
U.N. struggling to strike balance in Afghanistan amid humanitarian crisis
The organization increasingly finds itself at the center of a debate over red lines in international support for the country.
AOC calls on Dianne Feinstein to resign
The call comes as the Democratic Senator continues to be absent
Microsoft has seemingly stopped work on bug fixes or features for the Surface Duo after the Android 12L update in October 2022, possibly due to recent layoffs (Zac Bowden/Windows Central)
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Microsoft has seemingly stopped work on bug fixes or features for the Surface Duo after the Android 12L update in October 2022, possibly due to recent layoffs — Lack of resources and recent layoffs aren…
House Republican Threatens to Cut VA Budget over Agency’s Warnings About Budget Cuts
House Republicans are floating investigating the Department of Veterans Affairs or cutting its communications budget as they fume about the Biden administration’s messaging on the House GOP’s debt limit proposal.
Djokovic can return to US Open; vaccine mandate ends May 11
Novak Djokovic can return to the U.S. Open this year after missing the tournament in 2022 because the federal government’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate for foreign air travelers ends next week.
AP source: Packers extend QB Jordan Love’s deal through 2024
A person familiar with the situation says the Green Bay Packers and quarterback Jordan Love have agreed to terms on a one-year contract extension that makes his deal run through 2024, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Nigeria Reported To Be The First Export Customer For Indigenous Light Combat Helicopters ‘Prachanda’
Nigeria will be the first country to buy unspecified numbers of indigenously built Light Combat Helicopters (LCH) from state-run HAL through soft credit. Six officers from the Nigerian Army have already completed training on Dhruv helicopters at HAL’s Rotary Wing Academy as per a unconfirmed report by WLVN Analysis.An official statement by either the MoD or HAL would bring much clarity to this