“Influencer King Mitchy Confronts Ex-Teacher Over Alleged Misconduct — His Reaction Sparks Outrage”

Instagram influencer and philanthropist King Mitchy has gone public with serious allegations against her former junior secondary school teacher, whom she identified as Uncle Raymond.

Mom Claps Back at Man Who Tried to Kick Out Her Laughing Baby — Internet Can’t Stop Talking

A Georgia mom has sparked a heated online debate after standing her ground when a stranger in a café tried to silence her baby’s joyful squeals.

Nigerian Prophetess Warns “Lesbian Colleagues,” Threatens Public Exposure

A Nigerian prophetess has sparked controversy on social media after releasing a fiery video warning women she described as her “lesbian colleagues” to stop attempting to lure her into their group.

Precious Oruche, “Mama Pee,” Attacked by Suspected Thugs After Confrontation With Labour Party Chairman Julius Abure

Nigerian activist Precious Oruche, popularly known as Mama Pee, says she was attacked by suspected thugs at Benin Airport on Friday after a heated confrontation with Labour Party’s factional National Chairman, Julius Abure.

Prince Harry Accuses “Saboteurs” of Undermining Reconciliation With King Charles

The Duke of Sussex has hit back at media claims that his long-awaited reunion with King Charles was “awkward” and overly “official,” warning that certain individuals appear determined to sabotage the fragile path toward reconciliation between father and son.

Argentina Shaken: Fifth Suspect Arrested in Live-Streamed Torture and Murder of Three Young Women

Argentina is reeling after one of the most horrifying crimes the country has seen in recent memory — the live-streamed torture and murder of three young women, their suffering broadcast to an audience of dozens. Authorities have now confirmed a fifth arrest in the case, but the outrage and grief across the country are only growing.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia Faces Human Smuggling Trial Amid Troubling ICE Detention Practices

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a 30-year-old native of El Salvador, was transferred on Friday to the Moshannon Valley Processing Center in Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania, amid his ongoing federal human smuggling case in Tennessee. Previously held at the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia, the transfer has sparked concerns from his attorneys over access, conditions, and the ability to prepare for trial.

Illinois Man Allegedly Shoots Ex-Girlfriend to ‘Prove His Love’ to New Partner

A 23-year-old man in Peoria, Illinois, remains in custody after allegedly shooting his ex-girlfriend in the feet to “prove his love” to his new girlfriend, authorities said Monday.

Nigeria’s Christian Genocide: Bill Maher Calls Out Global Silence and Government/ Media Complicity

The systematic killing of Christians in Nigeria has gone largely unreported, yet the numbers are staggering. Over 100,000 Christians have been killed since 2009, and more than 18,000 churches have been destroyed. Despite this, much of the global media remains silent, leaving the world unaware of the scale of the atrocities.

Abandoned on the Frontline: How Nigeria’s Military Leadership Is Starving Its Soldiers While Pocketing the Payoffs

There’s a word for what’s happening at Camp 5 in Warri South West: betrayal.

Men and women in uniform — soldiers sent to secure oil country for the nation — are living like prisoners of neglect. They’re going without medicine, without rescue boats in emergencies, and, unbelievably, without food. That’s not battlefield hardship. That’s an institutional scandal. And it points straight at the top

DSS Director Places ₦20 Million Bounty, Detains Officers Amid Promotion Exam Scandal

The Department of State Services (DSS) is in turmoil following a promotion examination scandal that has rocked the agency. Director-General Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi has reportedly placed a ₦20 million bounty on individuals leaking information about the controversy and ordered the detention of 16 DSS officers.

Jussie Smollett Faces Grueling Challenges on ‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test’ Season 4 Premiere

The desert of Morocco proved to be an unforgiving welcome for Jussie Smollett on Thursday night’s season four premiere of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test on Fox. The former Empire star quickly learned why the reality competition isn’t called World’s Easiest Test.

Texas Man Set to Be Sentenced for Wife’s Murder Dies in Court After “Medical Emergency”

A Harris County courtroom turned chaotic Friday when James Paul Anderson, 39, who was set to accept a plea deal for allegedly murdering his wife, suffered a sudden medical emergency and died, authorities confirmed.

ICE Agent Relieved of Duties After Video Shows Him Shoving Woman at NYC Courthouse

A disturbing video from a federal courthouse in New York City has led to an ICE agent being relieved of his duties while the Department of Homeland Security investigates the incident. The video shows the agent pushing a woman against a wall, causing her to fall as her young children watch in distress.

Serena Williams Sparks Conversation Over Cotton Decor and Post-Baby Transformation

Serena Williams is back in the spotlight, not just for her fashion-forward appearances, but also for stirring conversation with her candid observations. The retired tennis icon, 43, has been hitting major fashion events, including a SKIMS launch in New York, where Nike premiered its collaboration with Kim Kardashian’s brand.

Bruce Springsteen Calls for Trump to Be Impeached a=And Send To the Trash Heap of History

Bruce Springsteen isn’t holding back when it comes to Donald Trump. The legendary rocker recently voiced his support for impeachment and didn’t mince words about the former president’s place in history.

Raising Cane’s Fires Employees for Mocking Charlie Kirk Supporters

A Raising Cane’s in Fort Collins, Colorado, confirmed Friday that it has fired employees who openly cursed and mocked supporters of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

$100K H-1B Fee Puts U.S. Tech Innovation at Risk: Immigrant Founders Speak Out

Last week, the Biden administration blindsided the tech world with a new executive order slapping a $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications. The move sent shockwaves across Silicon Valley, Seattle, and every tech hub that depends on highly skilled immigrant talent. For many, it wasn’t just a policy change—it was a direct threat to the pipeline of innovation that has fueled the U.S. economy for decades.

Maurene Comey Sues Over “Politically Motivated” Firing, Demands Her Job Back

Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, is taking the U.S. government to court over her abrupt firing in July, claiming it was unlawful, unconstitutional, and politically motivated. The federal prosecutor, known for her work on high-profile sex abuse and corruption cases, is seeking reinstatement and a declaration that her termination violated the Constitution’s separation-of-powers protections.

How a U.S. Air Force Veteran Escaped Poverty and Found Freedom Living in Vietnam

Markeiz Ryan, 36, had a solid childhood in Maryland, but everything changed when the 2008 financial crisis wiped out his mother’s job just as he was finishing high school. With no safety net, Ryan made a decision that would shape his life: he joined the U.S. Air Force in 2010 to protect his family from further financial strain.

Former Cop Busted Impersonating Police Officer — Claims “By Habit”

A Florida man with a history in law enforcement is facing new trouble after authorities say he impersonated a police officer—using an old badge and a fake backstory about tracking a missing girl.

Rudy Giuliani Quietly Settles Dominion’s $1.3 Billion Lawsuit After Spreading Trump’s Big Lie

Donald Trump’s loyal bulldog, Rudy Giuliani, has once again been forced to eat his words — this time by quietly settling the $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit Dominion Voting Systems filed against him for peddling Trump’s baseless lies about the 2020 election.

FBI HUNT: Jamaican Woman Accused of Stealing $34M in COVID Relief Funds

The FBI is on the hunt for Elaine Angene Escoe, a Jamaican woman accused of masterminding a massive COVID-19 relief scam that siphoned tens of millions from programs meant to keep struggling Americans afloat during the pandemic.

Amazon Busted: $2.5 Billion Settlement for Tricking Prime Customers

Amazon just got slapped with a massive bill from the FTC—$2.5 billion—for tricking millions of customers into Prime subscriptions they didn’t want and then making it nearly impossible to cancel.

Justice Reform Fraud: Nonprofit CEO Busted as Crack Dealer

The so-called “justice reform” leader in Massachusetts has been unmasked as nothing more than a drug dealer hiding behind a nonprofit.