Prince Harry Says He Left Most Damaging Claims Out of Memoir
The prince told the UK broadsheet that he has enough material to write another book
Trump Organization Fined $1.6 mn For Tax Fraud
They were convicted on all 17 counts following a trial, marking the first time the companies had ever been found guilty of crimes.
Suspect Charged with Murder in Assassination of Japan’s Abe
Yamagami was arrested immediately after allegedly shooting Abe with a homemade gun as the former leader was making a campaign speech in July.
At Least 7 Dead as Severe Winds, Tornadoes Hammer US South
Authorities said a clearer picture of the extent of the damage and a search for additional victims would come Friday.
Newcastle’s Joelinton Charged With Drink-driving
Joelinton Cassio, 26, of Ponteland, has since been charged with driving whilst above the prescribed limit for alcohol
US Justice Dept Names Special Counsel For Biden Documents Probe
Garland said that Biden’s attorneys were the ones who reported the existence of the documents
Russia Replaces Ukraine War Commander after 3 Months of His Appointment
Gen Gerasimov replaces Sergei Surovikin who has overseen recent brutal attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
Biden Aides Find Second Batch of Classified Documents at New Location
The revelation that Biden potentially mishandled classified or presidential records could prove to be a political headache for the president.
WHO Seeks More China Covid Data, Praises US ‘Transparency’
“WHO still believes that deaths are heavily underreported from China,”
Flight Delays in US after FAA Computer Outage
The agency said in a tweet that it was working on restoring its Notice to Air Missions System.
Six Wounded in Paris Train Station Stabbing Attack
The incident caused delays to trains at the station in the early morning rush as police cordoned off the station
Longtime Trump Org Executive Sentenced to Five Months in Jail
Weisselberg, 75, was the chief financial officer of former president Donald Trump’s real estate and entertainment group from 2005 to 2021.
German Student Suspected of Stabbing Teacher to Death
The student called emergency services and did not resist arrest, police said.
After Hype and Controversy, Prince Harry’s Memoir Goes on Sale
The book comes on the back of the six-hour Netflix docuseries “Harry & Meghan”, in which the couple again aired their grievances with the royal family and the British media.
Biden, López Obrador, Trudeau Meet in Mexico City for Summit
The three-way gathering is held most years, although there was a hiatus while Donald Trump was US president.
China Suspends Visas for South Koreans in Virus Retaliation
The WHO and several nations have accused China of withholding data on its outbreak
Saudi Arabia Lifts Restriction on Hajj Pilgrim Numbers
The number of pilgrims will return to what it was before the pandemic, without any age limit
Outrage as Iran Hands Down More Death Sentences Over Amini Protests
Four executions have been carried out, while six of those convicted have been granted retrials.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro Hospitalized With Abdominal Pain
Bolsonaro “is under observation in the hospital, due to abdominal discomfort stemming from the stabbing attack he suffered in 2018”
Prince Harry Accuses Royal Family Members of ‘Getting in Bed with the Devil’
He also said it was, “important to acknowledge,” his past drug use after admitting taking cocaine, cannabis and magic mushrooms.
