Reports have that Right fielder Juan Soto turned down a mouth-watering agreement extension offer from the Washington Nationals, and the team is now open to trading him. According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, Soto rejected a 15-year, $440 million deal, marking
Ontop a strip of grass in front of the shattered & charred remains of the Jubilee department store is a pink pushchair lying on its side, smeared with blood. It belonged to a Four-year-old girl called Liza. The little girl is among
Ripudaman Singh Malik, who was acquitted over the bombing of a 1985 Air India flight, has been shot dead in his car in Surrey, British Columbia—According to Police Reports. Mr Malik denied involvement in the terror attack that killed 329 people. He was
Amid a surge in COVID-19 Virus and chronic food shortages, according to state media, North Korea is currently battling an intestinal disease outbreak. Epidemiological investigators and Medical crews have been assigned to a province in the country. So far, Over 700 families have
Summer is here (yay!), and I am thrilled to finally wear the season’s fashion staples, like dresses, shorts, and tank tops. I’m equally delighted about basically Never layering again! But the hot temperatures can affect your energy levels, and sometimes you want
My name is Winnie Linet, I survived Lebanon’s Kafala System. I grew up in a family in west Kenya. I left Kenya for the first time in 2013 to work as a domestic worker in the Kafala system in Lebanon. After I
Historians have announced in Florida that lots of small children’s bones were buried underneath a wine shop. The Florida Wine Shop is located in St. Augustine, which is America’s oldest city. what about those bones? They are as old as the city. Archaeologists believe that
American history is well known for stories of presidential elections conducted and won by white males. However, not many know that Black women have been running for the presidency for years. In 1972, Gerrald Ford was the winner of the presidential candidacy.
Before his demise in 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. survived a close shave with death years earlier. In the course of a public signing for his book, titled “Stride Toward Freedom”, King Luther was stabbed in the chest by a woman named
Because of her Amazing Gift, Mary Jackson eventually became the first Balck female engineer at NASA. Born in 1921, Jackson spent her young life excelling in mathematics and eventually becoming a math teacher. NASA reveals that Jackson bravely took on many challenges
