“Gordon was a gentle man with no history of violence. Ill-health, however, had seen him become increasingly vulnerable - something Campbell, a selfish and self-serving man, took advantage of. It is hard to make sense of Campbell’s actions; however, I can only hope that today’s sentence can go some way in providing a sense of justice to Gordon’s family.”

“Oghenochuko Ojiri wilfully obscured the fact he knew he was selling artwork to Nazem Ahmad, someone who has been sanctioned by the UK and US Treasury and described as a funder of the proscribed terrorist group Hizballah."

Earl Morin-Briton, 36, of Rosehill, Sutton, was found guilty on Friday of murdering 32-year-old Theo Porteous and possession of a knife following a trial at Kingston Crown Court. At his sentencing on Monday, he was sentenced to life imprisonment to serve a minimum of 27 years.

Oluwamayowa Ayomipo Agoro, a cybersecurity expert from Spiro Mobility Solutions, states, "Cloud security is no longer just a technical issue. It's a business imperative. Organisations need to prioritise cloud security to protect their sensitive data and applications from cyber threats."

Another June 12 celebration is around the corner. Almost every box of that epic moment in the annals of Nigeria's history has been ticked. We are of firm belief you will tick the remaining boxes this June 12, 2025. It has been 30 awful and agonising years for us. In our last open letter to you, dated March 12, 2025, we made humble appeals. As in that letter, we are in this letter, repeating the same urgent request, we can't stop believing you will make it happen.

Treason? The word echoed in his mind. As they roughly handcuffed him, Oloruntoba's mind raced through his 23 years of impeccable service. Hadn't he just received a commendation weeks before for his work on indigenous weapons systems? How could a man who dedicated his life to strengthening Nigeria's defence capabilities suddenly become an enemy of the state? What followed was a nightmare of torture, solitary confinement, and a death sentence—all for "a coup that never existed."

The Civil Rights Division’s Employment Litigation Section opened the investigation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, national origin, and other protected characteristics.

The motion came just hours after the department filed a complaint in the Northern District of Texas seeking to enjoin enforcement of Texas laws that required colleges and universities to provide in-state tuition rates for all aliens who maintain Texas residency, regardless of their legal status.

Effective immediately, the order suspends and limits the entry of foreign nationals seeking to enrol in a course of study at Harvard University under F or M visas, or participate in exchange visitor programs at Harvard under J visas.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu doubled down on her disgusting, dangerous attacks on law enforcement yesterday when she compared Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to neo-Nazis — just days after the so-called “sanctuary city” mayor smeared ICE and other federal agents as “secret police.”