People began to notice problems as soon as Nigeria’s first ever digital electoral register was uploaded to the internet. Digital amateurs discovered many voter cards with photos of children. Some of the others on the preliminary list appeared to have registered more times than once by simply changing their facial expressions, clothes, or how they sat. … Read more
According to authorities, a Mississippi man attacked another man after a round of golf that they had played together. Mark Wells, 51 years old, is accused of putting his teeth in the victim’s throat in a casino parking lot on Monday night. He then fled the scene with a Tesla and turned himself in to … Read more
Biden administration employee, and one of the first gender nonbinary federal officials in government — was accused of stealing the luggage of a Minneapolis traveler in September. According to court papers, Sam Brinton, deputy assistant secretary for spent-fuel and waste disposal at the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy was charged with felonious theft. … Read more
With this counting, there’s no sleeping! For 12 consecutive days, hundreds of sheep in northern China’s Inner Mongolia have been walking in circles for 12 straight days. This bizarre behavior was captured on surveillance video and shows large flocks of people marching around in a circle almost perfectly round a farm. ou can sometimes see … Read more
Hunter Biden’s previous employer, Boies Scheiller Flexner, was granted $10 million in forgivable pandemic loans by the federal government. They also gave nearly $1million to Democratic candidates, an independent investigation found. Boies, one of the 300 largest law firms, took the $10.14m loan from the Paycheck Protection Program. This program was established by the Trump … Read more
Adidas’ long-time executive said that he promoted a Black employee to a managerial post so that the company could “contribute to diversity,” according a report. Roland Auschel (head of sales, German-based sports apparel company) reportedly made this comment in a meeting with 200 managers, according to the Financial Times. According to FT, one employee at the … Read more
The outcome of the Georgia Senate election could determine the fate of Gigi Sohn’s prospects to become a Federal Communications Commission member. She is a controversial nominee who supports restoring internet neutrality rules. Insiders say Sohn — a progressive activist who has been met with suspicion by Republicans for supporting “defunding the police” movements, and … Read more