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Georgia man who allegedly pretends to be college football recruiter accused again in Virginia recruiting case
The York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office has charged Malcolm Xavier Walker once more, this time in York County, Virginia, for allegedly defrauding families out of thousands of dollars by pretending to be a college football recruiter. Investigators said the 40-year-old Georgia man persuaded a parent to give him over $20,000 for football recruiting services he never provided,…
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China launches global mediation body; 30 other nations show support
China has launched a new international mediation organization, backed by more than 30 countries,...
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Tanzania shifts focus to South Africa and Asia in new foreign policy strategy
Tanzania is shifting its foreign policy to strengthen relations with Asian countries, moving...
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Man sentenced after framing ex-wife for drug possession
A man accused of framing his wife for drug possession has been sentenced after admitting to...
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Woman dies in tornado while holding hands with her husband
For 25 years, Rena Scott-Lyles and her husband, Alan Lyles, resided at their house in the 1300 block of Bayard Avenue. As local block captains, the 60-year-old and her husband—who was also a church...
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Hiker found alive a day before her birthday after spending 3 weeks lost in California mountains
Tiffany Slaton relied on her survival instincts while stranded in the mountains of Fresno, California, for nearly three weeks. She was finally found alive on Wednesday. After nine days without hearing...
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Ramaphosa To Meet Trump In Washington To Ease South Africa-US Tensions
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will meet with United States President Donald Trump in Washington on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. The visit aims to reduce tensions and reset diplomatic relations between...
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Ali Bongo: Gabon’s Ex President Leaves Home Country For Angola After 2-Year Detention
Former Gabonese President Ali Bongo has left his native country and is now in Angola following his removal from political office through a coup in 2023. The Angolan presidency confirmed his arrival in...
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Mali’s Military Government Sparks Fears Of Authoritarian Rule As All Political Parties Get Suspended
Mali’s military government has suspended all political party activities, raising fresh concerns about the country’s democratic future. The decree, signed by transitional president General Assimi...
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Libya: What We Know So Far About Deadly Clashes And The Government’s ‘Cease Fire’ Call
Tripoli, Libya’s capital, returned to a fragile calm on Wednesday after days of the worst fighting the city has seen in years. Residents cautiously stepped out of their homes as the government’s...
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Trump Signs $200 Billion Deal With UAE To Boost Aviation, AI And Trade
U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday, May 15, announced new agreements with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) worth more than $200 billion. The deals were made after a meeting with UAE President Sheikh...
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Fan Sues NFL Over Shedeur Sanders’ Draft Slide; Cites Emotional Trauma
One fan is taking Shedeur Sanders’ draft-day drama personally with a $100M lawsuit. This lawsuit is by an unidentified NFL fan alleging that Shedeur Sanders’s surprising decline during the...
