Nigerian Military Rescues 76 Hostages from Bandit Camp in Katsina

Nigerian Military Rescues 76 Hostages from Bandit Camp in Katsina

76 hostages, including women and children, were rescued by Nigerian forces from a bandit camp in Katsina state during a high-risk military operation. Over the weekend, the Nigerian military successfully rescued 76 hostages, including women and children, from the grip of armed criminal gangs commonly referred to as “bandits” in Katsina State, northwest Nigeria. The…

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Forbes Ranks, Dangote Tops World’s Richest Black Billionaires in 2025 — Jay-Z, Rihanna...

Forbes Ranks, Dangote Tops World’s Richest Black Billionaires in 2025 — Jay-Z, Rihanna…

Forbes 2025 List of Black Billionaires Reveals Global Surge in Black Wealth and Influence Forbes has officially unveiled its eagerly awaited 2025 ranking of the world’s Black billionaires, spotlighting an elite group of influential individuals who have shaped global industries including business, entertainment, technology, sports, and finance. This year’s list highlights not just personal wealth,…

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Spain and Portugal Battle Deadly Wildfires Amid Extreme Heatwave

Spain and Portugal Battle Deadly Wildfires Amid Extreme Heatwave

Southern Europe Burns Under Relentless Heat as Spain and Portugal Battle Unprecedented Wildfires Southern Europe is currently facing one of the most severe climate emergencies in recent memory, as a combination of record-breaking heatwaves and rapidly spreading wildfires wreak havoc across Spain and Portugal. According to the Spanish State Meteorological Agency (AEMET), over a quarter…

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Air Canada to Resume Flights Sunday After Ottawa Steps in to End Strike

Air Canada to Resume Flights Sunday After Ottawa Steps in to End Strike

Air Canada to Resume Flights After Government-Ordered Arbitration Ends Brief Flight Attendants’ Strike Air Canada has announced plans to resume flight operations starting Sunday evening, following a swift federal government intervention that put an end to a short-lived but disruptive flight attendants’ strike. The Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) issued a binding arbitration order late…

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Social Security’s 90th Anniversary Comes with a Big Warning for the Future

Social Security’s 90th Anniversary Comes with a Big Warning for the Future

Social Security’s 90th Anniversary: Facing a Financial Cliff Before Turning 100. Ninety years ago, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act, launching a program that has since provided monthly benefit payments to millions—retirees, people with disabilities, and their families. This landmark legislation laid the foundation for America’s modern social safety net. Social Security’s…

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