Southern Colorado Starts June with Warmth and Evening Storms
Southern Colorado enters June with 80s temperatures, but storms are on the way tonight. Individual forecasts for cities like Colorado...
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Stylist Testifies About Cassie and Michael B. Jordan’s Relationship After Diddy Abuse
In a trial against Sean "Diddy" Combs, stylist Deonte Nash testified about the introduction of Cassie Ventura to Michael B....
Brazil Sues BYD Over Alleged Slave Labor Conditions at Construction Site
Brazilian prosecutors are suing BYD and two contractors for alleged slave labor conditions affecting 220 workers at a construction site...
Brazil Sues China’s BYD Over Allegations of Slave Labor Conditions
Brazilian prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle company, for alleged labor exploitation and human trafficking....
South African Woman Sentenced to Life for Selling Her Young Daughter
Racquel Chantel Smith was sentenced to life in prison for selling her 6-year-old daughter, Joshlin, who went missing in February...
Peruvian Activists Challenge Germany in Landmark Climate Change Case
Activists from Peru are suing Germany over climate change impacts, claiming the country’s policies disproportionately affect vulnerable communities. This case...
Oshana Region Reports 26 Drowning Cases in Just Five Months
The Oshana Region has recorded 26 drowning cases from January to May 2025, with 16 occurring in two months. The...
Cuba Braces for First Tropical Wave Bringing Rain and Storms This Week
The first tropical wave of the season is set to bring rain and thunderstorms to Cuba starting Tuesday. Meteorologist Raydel...
Cholera Death Toll in Africa Surpasses 2,400: South Sudan and DRC Most Affected
Cholera outbreaks in Africa have led to over 2,400 deaths in 2025, primarily in South Sudan, DRC, Angola, and Sudan....
Connected Minerals Plans Next Steps After Promising Uranium Drill Results
Connected Minerals has completed a successful drilling program at its Etango North-East Uranium Project in Namibia, discovering potentially economic uranium...
