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  57 Bangladeshis Jailed For Protesting In UAE: Report

  Technology - Central City (Colorado) - July 22, 2024

  Dubai, United Arab Emirates:  An Emirati court has sentenced 57 Bangladeshi expatriates to lengthy prison terms for protesting against their government in the Gulf country, where demonstrations are banned, state media reported Monday. Protests h...

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  35-Year-Old Brazilian Singer Dies Of Electrocution After Hugging Soaked Fan On Stage

  Technology - Arivaca (Arizona) - July 22, 2024

  Ayres Sasaki, a 35-year-old Brazilian rock singer, died of electrocution during a live performance on July 13, as per a report in the Independent. The incident took place at the Solar Hotel in Salinopolis. The singer touched a soaking-wet fan, w...

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  Hunter Biden Drops Lawsuit Against Fox News For Airing "Revenge Porn"

  Technology - Egegik (Alaska) - July 22, 2024

  Hunter Biden has dropped his lawsuit against right-wing Fox News, filed after the US broadcaster used nude images of him in a fictional drama concerning the president's son, court filings showed. The voluntary dismissal came on Sunday, the day Joe Bi...

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  Kamala Harris Races To Wrap Up Democratic Party Nomination After Biden Drops Out

  Technology - Ariton (Alabama) - July 22, 2024

  US Vice President Kamala Harris raced Monday to lock in Democratic support and secure the party's nomination to take on Donald Trump in November after President Joe Biden's sensational exit. Armed with Biden's endorsement, the 59-year-old has quickly...

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  Bangladesh Cut-Off From Rest Of The World As Protests Escalate, 110 Killed

  Moving - Storage - Woodland (Washington) - July 20, 2024

  Dhaka:  Bangladesh soldiers patrolled the deserted streets of the capital Dhaka on Saturday and set up roadblocks during a curfew meant to quell deadly students-led protests against government job quotas that have killed at least 110 people this...

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  US School Teacher Accused Of Sending Sexually Explicit Photos To Teen Student

  Moving - Storage - Coeburn (Virginia) - July 20, 2024

  A former teacher at Saint Mary Magdalen School in Wilmington, Delaware, has been accused of sending explicit photos to a former student. According to the New York Post, Alanis Pinion, a 24-year-old eighth-grade teacher, was a...

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  France Recalls Contaminated Olympic-Branded Water Bottles For Children

  Moving - Storage - Connellsville (Pennsylvania) - July 20, 2024

  Paris:  French authorities have recalled Olympics-branded water bottles for children containing excessive levels of endocrine disruptor Bisphenol A, a week ahead of the Paris Games' opening. The reusable bottles made by the Vilac company have "l...

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  Newborn Saved From Dead Mother's Womb After Israel Strikes Gaza Hospital

  Moving - Storage - Clayton (Indiana) - July 20, 2024

  Palestinian Territories:  A Gaza hospital said Saturday it saved a baby boy from his mother's womb after she died from wounds sustained in an Israeli strike. Ola Adnan Harb al-Kurd, who was nine months pregnant, barely survived a punishing night...

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  Yemen Claims "Series Of Strikes" By Israel Day After Houthi Drone Attack

  Moving - Storage - Volcano (Hawaii) - July 20, 2024

  Hodeida, Yemen:  Israeli warplanes struck the Houthi-controlled Yemeni port of Hodeida Saturday, a day after a Houthi drone attack killed a civilian in Tel Aviv, the rebels said.In a statement on social media, top Houthi official Mohammed Abduls...

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  Justin Trudeau Appoints Steven Mackinnon As New Labour Minister

  Moving - Storage - Aurora (South Dakota) - July 20, 2024

  Ottawa:  Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday appointed Steven MacKinnon, a Liberal member of parliament from Quebec, as the new labor minister, filling a vacancy created when Seamus O'Regan stepped down for personal reasons. MacKinn...