Author: Elizabeth Jenrola Oso

Nigerian international and Nottingham Forest striker, Taiwo Awoniyi, has emerged from an induced coma after undergoing emergency surgery to treat a ruptured intestine sustained during a dramatic 2-2 Premier League draw against Leicester City on Sunday. The 26-year-old forward collided with the goalpost in a desperate attempt to connect with a cross from teammate Anthony Elanga late in the match, a move later ruled offside in the build-up. The injury, described by medical professionals as “potentially life-threatening,” sparked immediate concern both on and off the pitch. Forest confirmed that Awoniyi underwent the first phase of surgery on Monday, followed by…

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In an awe inspiring moment of faith and history, the remarkably well preserved corpse of 16th century Catholic saint, Saint Teresa of Jesus, was unveiled to the public for the first time in over a century. The display took place on Sunday, May 11, at the Basilica Annunciation of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Spain’s Salamanca province, drawing hundreds of emotional pilgrims, clergy, and researchers. The unveiling marked only the third public veneration ceremony of the saint’s body since her death in 1582, with the previous events occurring in 1760 and 1914. Saint Teresa, a Discalced Carmelite nun and…

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A South Carolina couple has been arrested after authorities discovered their 6-month-old twins covered in bite wounds allegedly caused by large rats inside their home. Akayla and Justin Bearden, both 24, are facing two counts each of unlawful conduct toward a child after sheriff’s deputies found their infant daughter bloodied and mauled in a bassinet on May 9. According to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, the child had suffered multiple bite marks to her arms, head, ears, and face. Her twin brother was also found with severe bite wounds, primarily on his feet. The couple reportedly told authorities that field…

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French President Emmanuel Macron has said that France and Kyiv’s allies “cannot abandon Ukraine,” even though the country will not be joining NATO. Speaking during an interview on the French TV channel TF1, he addressed a wide range of topics, including Ukraine’s future and ongoing peace negotiations. “The first guarantee of Ukraine’s security must be a strong Ukrainian army. We cannot abandon Ukraine, even if it will not join NATO. We must provide reassurance forces in areas far from the front line,” the French president said. Macron hails Kyiv He also praised Kyiv’s “clear-eyed” recognition of the limits of its…

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José Mujica, the former guerrilla fighter turned globally beloved president of Uruguay, has died at the age of 89. His death, attributed to cancer of the esophagus, was announced Tuesday by current President Yamandú Orsi, who hailed Mujica as a “president, activist, guide and leader.” Known around the world simply as “Pepe,” Mujica captivated audiences far beyond South America with his unvarnished philosophy, deep humility, and radical approach to leadership. As Uruguay’s president from 2010 to 2015, Mujica helped transform the nation into a progressive beacon, legalizing marijuana and same-sex marriage, expanding abortion rights, and pushing for renewable energy, policies…

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As threats against federal judges rise sharply across the United States, a disturbing new tactic has emerged: “pizza doxxing.” CBS News has learned that unknown individuals are sending unsolicited pizza deliveries to judges’ home addresses, often using the name of a slain judge’s son, as a form of psychological intimidation. In about two dozen reported cases, the pizzas were ordered under the name Daniel Anderl, the late son of U.S. District Judge Esther Salas. Anderl was tragically murdered in 2020 when a disgruntled gunman targeted the Salas family at their New Jersey home. Salas described the recent incidents as “psychological…

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China has issued a sharp warning to the United Kingdom over its newly signed trade agreement with the United States, accusing London of aligning with Washington in a way that could economically isolate Beijing. Chinese officials argue the deal imposes conditions that may force British companies to sideline Chinese products and suppliers from their supply chains. Signed last week, the UK-US trade deal offers Britain some tariff relief, most notably reducing U.S. tariffs on British car exports from 27.5% to 10% for up to 100,000 vehicles annually, and lifting duties on steel and aluminium. However, these benefits come with stringent…

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