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Inkabi Records is facing criticism over its public statement about Lwah Ndlunkulu’s health and its response to allegations about the singer’s relationship with the label.
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DHS identified the suspect as Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, a Honduran national previously deported twice, who allegedly threatened to bomb a flight and attempted to enter the cockpit.
The Prime Minister's Office said Israel's strong economy allows it to gradually end US military assistance, pointing to Netanyahu's 1996 pledge to gradually cease Washington's financial aid.
The Eisenkot bloc secured a 63-50 victory in the first vote of the new Knesset, gaining a majority on a key committee that will shape parliamentary appointments and legislation.
KSL.com's list of 10 marathon Senate speeches, from Thurmond's 24 hours to Murphy's 14, and what each one stopped.
Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei said Wednesday that Tehran would attack US bases located in Europe if they were used to carry out bombing raids against the Islamic republic.
The Kaduna State Police Command said it has restored peace and calm in Unguwan Yero following reports of a religious clash in the community.
