In a stunning event, former President Donald Trump agreed to an FBI interview following an assassination attempt. Multiple sources described the chaotic scene, as Trump was whisked away with an injury to his ear. The 20-year-old shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, acted alone, leading to two deaths and two injuries. The Secret Service's response is now under scrutiny.
In a gripping night at UFC 304, Belal Muhammad triumphed over Leon Edwards by unanimous decision to clinch the welterweight title. The bout, taking place at Co-op Live in Manchester, England, showcased Muhammad's strategic prowess and marked a satisfying revenge for his 2021 no-contest encounter with Edwards.
Aubrey Norton, the leader of Guyana's opposition, has recently arrived in Lagos, Nigeria. This visit is poised to create opportunities for cross-cultural exchange and cooperation between the two countries. Norton's trip is expected to fortify ties and promote mutual understanding, potentially offering benefits to both nations.
President Bola Tinubu's government in Nigeria has enacted a new minimum wage law, pegging the monthly minimum wage at 70,000 naira ($44) after extensive negotiations with labor unions. Initially demanding much higher figures, unions grudgingly accepted the lower amount due to accompanying benefits and the promise to review the wage law every three years. This move is aimed at mitigating potential strikes amidst escalating living costs and inflation.
Steve Harvey, the Emmy Award-winning TV host and radio personality, joins Creative Artists Agency to further his career. This partnership emphasizes Harvey's influence in the entertainment industry and opens new opportunities in hosting popular TV shows and events.
Sonya Massey, a 36-year-old mother, was fatally shot by former deputy Sean Grayson after reporting a suspected intruder. Grayson faces multiple charges including first-degree murder. The incident, condemned by Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden, has reignited calls for police reform.
Musalia Mudavadi, Prime Cabinet Secretary, reassured the public that there are no plans to sell the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). During his presentation to the Budget and Appropriations Committee, he stressed the importance of parliamentary approval and a comprehensive public process for any such decision. The government aims to enhance JKIA through modernization efforts rather than selling it.
The ongoing murder trial of former South African soccer star Senzo Meyiwa in the Pretoria high court has seen some significant events. Two men on trial have raised concerns about their conditions at Kgosi Mampuru II Correctional Centre. Forensic supervisor Pinky Vythilingam's testimony confirmed that a SIM swap was performed on Meyiwa's phone hours after his death.
Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race showcases a significant lesson in leadership for CEOs. His choice to support Kamala Harris demonstrates self-awareness, prioritizing the greater good over personal ambition, and making tough decisions. This move highlights the essence of effective leadership.
In a significant escalation, Israel conducted air strikes on Hodeidah, targeting areas affiliated with the Houthi group. The strikes were in response to deadly drone attacks by the Houthis in Tel Aviv and aimed to curb the group's expanding influence in the region. Six people were reported killed, as the international community watches with concern.
Manchester United is actively pursuing the transfer of a Nigerian-born striker currently at Arsenal. While the striker's identity remains undisclosed, the move highlights United’s ambition to bolster their squad with promising talent.
Inter Miami clinched a pivotal 3-1 win against Toronto FC, regaining the top position in the Eastern Conference. Despite Lionel Messi's absence due to an ankle injury, Fede Redondo scored twice and Diego Gomez netted another goal. This victory showcases Inter Miami's resilience and depth, underscoring their capability to excel even without their star player.