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US Supreme Court to Rule on Trump’s Immunity Claim in Pivotal Decision

The US Supreme Court is expected to deliver a landmark decision on Monday regarding whether former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution. This highly anticipated ruling could significantly impact the trial for Trump’s alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results, a trial crucial as Trump seeks the Republican nomination for the upcoming presidential…

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NAFDAC Shuts 100 Enugu Shops for Fake Alcohol Sales

The National Agency for Food, Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has closed approximately 100 shops in Ogbete Main Market, Enugu State, for allegedly dealing in suspected fake alcoholic beverages. NAFDAC’s Director for the South-east, Martins Iluyomade, announced the closures, stating the action followed a raid by agency officials on Monday. “During the raid, a truckload…

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Western Artists Avoid Russia Amid Ukraine Conflict; Kanye West Seen in Moscow

Western artists have largely refrained from performing in Russia during its offensive in Ukraine, which has resulted in extensive US and European sanctions on Moscow and travel restrictions to the country. Kanye West, known for his controversial political statements in the United States and recently accused of praising Adolf Hitler, has previously expressed admiration for…

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Tensions Rise as US, South Korea, Japan End Joint Military Exercises

In the wake of three-day military exercises known as “Freedom Edge,” US, South Korean, and Japanese forces completed coordinated drills in ballistic missile and air defenses, anti-submarine warfare, and defensive cyber training. These annual drills were agreed upon during a trilateral summit last year, symbolizing unity against North Korea’s nuclear threats and China’s expanding regional…

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