Word of the Day: “If you fail to be a lizard in your own land, you will fail to be a crocodile in another land.” – Mozambique Proverb.

Today in history in 1937,
Mozambique’s national airline Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique begins operations.

News highlights from Africa and beyond (December 22, 2023).

Nigeria:

1. “Supreme Court Opened New Window For My Release” – IPOB Leader, Nnamdi Kanu: Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), believes the Supreme Court’s decision has opened a new legal window for his release. Read more
2. ‘They Brought Us International Disgrace’ — Nigeria Police Dismiss Officers For Extorting Dutch Tourist: Two constabularies, Jimoh Lukman and Kareem Fatai, were dismissed by the Nigeria Police Force for extorting a Dutch tourist. Read more
3. Manchester City 4-0 Fluminense: Julian Alvarez scores twice as English side win Fifa Club World Cup: Julian Alvarez scored twice in Manchester City’s victory over Fluminense in the Fifa Club World Cup. Read more
4. We Are Going To Occupy All The Oil Facilities and We Are Going To Shut Down The Country Economy – Kpokpo: Honourable Tamuno Kpokpo, Chairman of the Ijaw Youths Council, warns of potential consequences if Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State is not allowed to govern without interference. Read more
5. President Tinubu-led FG Announces Date to Begin Payment of New Minimum Wage: The Federal Government, led by President Bola Tinubu, announces the implementation date for the new minimum wage for Nigerian workers. Read more
6. CBN lifts Restrictions, allows Banks to Facilitate Cryptocurrency Transactions: The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has lifted its two-year-old ban on cryptocurrency, replacing it with a comprehensive regulatory framework aimed at harnessing its potential while mitigating risks. Read more
7. “We Will Occupy the Gov’t House” – Rivers Youths Dare Fubara over Tinubu’s Resolution [VIDEO]: Hundreds of Rivers State youths, students, civil society groups, labor unions, and even members of the Hausa community, on Friday morning, stormed the Government House in Port Harcourt to show solidarity with Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Read more
8. 24-year-old housewife stabs man to death in Kano, claims he attempted to stop her from committing suicide: The Kano State Police Command has arrested a 24-year-old housewife, Hafsat Surajo, for stabbing one Nafiu Hafiz to death at Unguwa Uku in Tauranin Local Government Area of the state. Read more
9. Transfer News: Barca and Real Madrid want to sign Greenwood, Chelsea make move to sign Diomande: Barcelona and Real Madrid are reportedly both keen to sign Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood during next summer’s transfer window. Read more
10. Flawless and classy African braids hairstyles you should consider: An article showcasing various stylish and classy African braids hairstyles. Read more

Kenya:

1. “Usikuje Huku Tena”: What residents said while chasing President Ruto after he allegedly did this: Residents in Kiambu chased away President Ruto after tractors, allegedly dispatched by him, demolished houses in the county. Read more
2. Watch Jeridah Andayi’s reaction after son’s surprise return after a year in the U.S.: Radio presenter Jeridah Andayi’s emotional reunion with her son, Victor Andeng’a, after his return from the U.S. Read more
3. How To Check KCSE 2023 Results Online Via KEMIS Portal, SMS 40054: Instructions on how to check the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results online or via SMS. Read more
4. “Prepare For Heavy Rains This Christmas If You Live In These Areas”: Weatherman Warns Kenyans: The meteorological department warns of heavy rains in several regions in Kenya during the Christmas season. Read more
5. Terrorist With Sh1.54bn Bounty, Who Led Deadly Attack in Kenya, Killed: Somali troops and US forces killed Maalim Ayman, a senior commander of the Al-Shabaab militant group, who was wanted by the United States. Read more
6. “I have Made a Decision” Mudavadi Declares his 2027 Stand, Reveals Kenya is Facing a Hard Time: Musalia Mudavadi has revealed that Kenya is facing a hard time economically. Read more
7. What a Deputy Principal Was Doing At Night Before Being Strangled To Death At Her Home (VIDEO): A bone-chilling trend of mysterious killings in Kenya, including the murder of Florence Sikolia, a 59-year-old deputy principal. Read more
8. “Forget About Balala, Two Other Ex -CSs Are Facing Arrest, I Have Seen Their Files” Sonko Alleges: Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko hints at an imminent crackdown on corruption, revealing that files at the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) point to the impending arrest of two Cabinet Secretaries. Read more
9. “We Shall Revisit In 2027” Kenyans Gang Up Against ODM Leader After Saying This About Ruto: Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris faces criticism for her birthday message to President William Ruto. Read more
10. James Kipsiele Tembur Appointed New NYS Director-general: President William Ruto has appointed James Kipsiele Tembur as the director-general of the National Youth Service. Read more

Ethiopia:

1. I married a Dubai millionaire but my life is far from perfect – I’m not even allowed to sit in the front seat of the car: A housewife married to a millionaire in Dubai shares her experiences, revealing strict rules she must follow. Read more
2. Manoeuvring affective energies in politics: How Ethiopia’s Prime Minister DR. Abiy Ahmed used affective energies to achieve his political aspirations as a charming dictator: An analysis of how Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed used affective energies in politics to achieve his aspirations. Read more
3. Waking Up At 1 am, 2 am, 3 am, 4 am and 5 am? Spiritual Meaning Of Disrupted Sleep At Ungodly Hours At Night: An exploration of the spiritual meanings behind waking up at ungodly hours during the night. Read more
4. Enat Party denounces placement test of Addis Ababa City Administration: The opposition Enat Party in Ethiopia calls for an immediate stop to the placement test the Addis Ababa City Administration is conducting for civil servants. Read more
5. Woman who found wedding dress for $25 gets engaged: Emmali Osterhoudt discovered a designer wedding dress at a Goodwill store for only $25 and later got engaged. Read more
6. ​9 edible plants to decorate your home space​: A guide to nine edible plants that can be used to decorate your home space. Read more
7. Ethiopia accuses Egypt of ‘colonial mindset’ as Nile dam talks fail – The National: Ethiopia accuses Egypt of maintaining a colonial mindset, leading to the failure of talks on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Read more
8. Man City’s World Club Championship glory comes at a cost as key man Rodri hobbles off with apparent knee issue: Manchester City’s World Club Championship victory is overshadowed by an injury to key player Rodri. Read more
9. Norwegian cruise ship loses ability to navigate in North Sea after storm shatters windows: The Norwegian cruise ship MS Maud lost its navigation ability in the North Sea after a storm shattered its windows. Read more

Ghana:

1. Tears Flow As TikToker Kofi Miller Loses Life In A Fatal Accident On Accra-Kumasi Highway: Kofi Miller, a young Ghanaian man, tragically died in an accident on the Kumasi-Accra highway. Read more
2. “I Took My Wife To University, Built Her Mother A House – Emeka Ike Narrates How Marriage Ruined Him”: Nigerian actor Emeka Ike talks about the depression he suffered due to his wife’s betrayal. Read more
3. ‘They were throwing bananas’ – Samuel Inkoom recounts racial abuse in Ukraine: Ex-Ghana international Samuel Inkoom opens up about racial abuse he faced in Ukraine, including having bananas thrown at him. Read more
4. “Curves That Command Attention: Explore the Stunning World of Curvy Ebony Women!”: An article celebrating the beauty and confidence of curvy ebony women. Read more
5. Court stops ARS Church’s 84th anniversary celebration: The Sogakope High Court has ordered a halt to the 84th annual anniversary of the ARS Church. Read more
6. Five people in critical condition after gunmen attack vehicles at Walewale: Five people are in critical condition at the Upper East Regional hospital following a shooting incident in Walewale. Read more
7. Dollar to Cedi Exchange Rates Today, 22nd December, 2023: The exchange rates for the Dollar to Cedi as of December 22, 2023, are provided, with 1 USD fetching between 11.50 GHS and 12.21 GHS. Read more
8. Ghanaian Student Denied Admission Due to Dreadlocks Scores Straight As in Final Exams: Tyrone Iras Marhguy, a Ghanaian Rastafarian student denied admission to a senior high school due to his dreadlocks, excelled in his final exams with straight As. Read more
9. Mohammed Kudus reveals his closest footballer friend: Ghanaian international Mohammed Kudus names Kamaldeen Sulemana as his closest friend in football. Read more
10. Dr. Stephen Amoah Surpasses Colleague MPs as Most Eloquent Debater: Dr. Stephen Amoah, Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry and MP for Nhyiaeso, is recognized as the most eloquent debater and the most vocal first-time MP in Ghana’s 8th Parliament. Read more

South Africa:

1. Shebeshxt faces jail time in Botswana: South African musician Lehlogonolo Chauke, known as Shebeshxt, faces prison time in Botswana for failing to honor a performance booking. Read more
2. “Fear women” check what this lady was doing that left people talking: A viral video shows a woman in a standoff with a snake, sparking discussions online. Read more
3. Zahara’s sisters have finally addressed the accusations made against them: Zahara’s sisters respond to rumors and accusations circulating about them in a heartfelt video. Read more
4. My Husband Wants to have It Almost Every Minute And it’s Affecting My Job: A woman shares her struggles with her husband’s high sexual demands and its impact on her job. Read more
5. TD Jakes in Scandal: Fallout with Mase Reveals Secret Cult and Diddy’s Extravagant Parties: TD Jakes and Mase are embroiled in a scandal involving allegations of secret cults and extravagant parties hosted by Diddy. Read more
6. “They must be fined” 2 female officers exposed after they spotted doing this inside police station: Growing discontent echoes across South African social media platforms, with citizens voicing concerns about the perceived decline in police service quality. Read more
7. House of Zwide’s Nkosi and Shoki are getting married in real life: Shoki and Nkosi from “House of Zwide” are reportedly dating in real life, sparking curiosity among fans. Read more
8. Video of a domestic worker and her employer dancing together is trending on TikTok: A video clip of a domestic worker joining her employer in the Mnike dance challenge is trending on TikTok. Read more
9. “The smartest of them all is President Zuma” — Koko Matshela Drops Another Bombshell: Koko Matshela praises former President Jacob Zuma for his perceived intelligence and skill. Read more
10. Man arrested at road block with no number plates and R90,000 cash he claims is for buying Christmas clothes: A man was arrested at a roadblock in KwaZulu-Natal for driving a vehicle without registration plates and carrying R90,000 in cash. Read more

Uganda:

1. BREAKING NEWS: NUP Names New Leader Of Opposition, Other Leaders In Parliament: The National Unity Platform (NUP) has announced new leadership changes in Parliament, including appointing Joel Ssenyonyi as the new Leader of Opposition. Read more
2. Berbatov gives prediction for West Ham vs Manchester United: Former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov predicts a 1-1 draw in the upcoming match between West Ham and Manchester United. Read more
3. Israel deploys world’s toughest all-female ‘Cheetah Battalion’ on secret op in heart of Gaza to hunt for Hamas’s leaders: Israel has deployed its elite all-female Cheetah Battalion for a special operation in Gaza against Hamas leaders. Read more
4. ‘No, the Pope did not approve gay marriages’, African Catholic Bishops remain defiant and steadfast: African Catholic Bishops clarify that Pope Francis’ recent statement does not condone same-sex marriages. Read more
5. Reshuffle! Ssenyonyi named new LOP as Mpuuga takes on Zaake’s role as Parliamentary Commissioner: Joel Ssenyonyi is named the new Leader of Opposition in Uganda’s Parliament, while Mathias Mpuuga takes on the role of Parliamentary Commissioner. Read more
6. Uganda loses a great entertainer in Omugeye Moses Kawooya: The renowned Ssanyu African Music and Dramatic Society (SAMADS) dancer, Omugeye Moses Kawooya, who performed at President Museveni’s functions, has passed away at the age of 65. Read more
7. Athletics review: Kiplangat’s gold in Budapest caps huge year: Victor Kiplangat’s gold medal at the World Athletics Championships in Hungary marks a significant achievement for Ugandan athletics. Read more
8. Man Steals 7 Billion Shillings from Airtel: A man was charged with electronic fraud and theft for transferring 7.6 billion shillings from Airtel Money Uganda Ltd to various mobile numbers. Read more
9. See how much you’ll have to pay as upcountry transportation costs increase: Transportation costs in Uganda have increased significantly, with the price from Kampala to Mbarara now at 50,000 shillings, up from 30,000 shillings. Read more
10. Sports Facilities: Magnificent multi-purpose Eritine complex officially launched in Najeera: The Eritine sports complex, featuring a swimming pool, squash court, gymnasium, and other amenities, was officially launched in Najeera. Read more

Tanzania:

1. Danielle Colby announces big career move overseas after American Pickers’ ratings tank as she gushes she’s ‘so excited’: Danielle Colby from “American Pickers” is making new career plans overseas as the show’s ratings decline. Read more
2. 8 Immediate Things Men Find Attractive In A Woman (And The Real Reasons Why): An article discussing the immediate things men find attractive in women and the real reasons behind these attractions. Read more
3. Young Africans arrive in Dodoma ready for Premier League encounter: Young Africans have arrived in Dodoma for their Premier League match against Tabora United. Read more
4. Golden retriever helps raise African painted dog pups after their own mother wouldn’t care for them: A golden retriever at the Potawatomi Zoo in Indiana helps raise a litter of endangered African painted dogs. Read more
5. We’re a family of EIGHT living inside a double decker bus… it has a massive shower, washing machine & roof deck: A family of eight shares their experience living in a converted double-decker bus with luxury amenities. Read more
6. Pregnant Rhian Sugden shows off her blossoming baby bump: Rhian Sugden displayed her growing baby bump in a green lingerie bodysuit on Instagram. Read more
7. The 12 greatest goals in Premier League history (Ranked): A list of the top 12 Premier League goals of all time, including Alejandro Garnacho’s bicycle kick and Wayne Rooney’s overhead kick. Read more
8. New lands ministry directive to shake up real estate industry: The Tanzanian government requires all private real estate transactions to be finalized at government offices to prevent scams. Read more
9. ​Top 10 Fastest Animals In The World: A list of the world’s fastest animals, including the Golden Eagle and the Sailfish. Read more
10. Performance delights CCM: The ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party in Tanzania expresses satisfaction with the government’s response to public concerns. Read more

Senegal:

1. Les vertus santé de la pastèque : Sept bonnes raisons d’en manger: Discover the health benefits of watermelon, including its high water, sugar, fiber, and essential nutrient content. Read more
2. Pouponnière ‘Yeurmandé’, l’audition de Ndella Madior, la grosse découverte des policiers: Ndella Madior Diouf, owner of the “Keur Yeurmandé” nursery, is under police custody following allegations of mistreatment and trafficking of children. Read more
3. Guy Marius Sagna dénonce une « injustice » après le rejet du pourvoi en Cassation de Barthélémy Dias: Guy Marius Sagna criticizes the Supreme Court’s rejection of Barthélémy Dias’ appeal in a case involving the death of Ndiaga Diouf. Read more
4. Présidentielle 2024 : Voici la liste des candidats qui ont déjà déposé leur caution: A list of candidates for the 2024 presidential election in Senegal who have already deposited their caution, including Karim Wade and Cheikh Abdou Mbacké. Read more
5. USA : L’actrice Amy Léa exhibe sa poitrine pour la première fois: Actress Amy Léa showcases her style and enjoys her stay in the United States, participating in the first edition of STARS MEET in Columbus, Ohio. Read more

Cameroon:

1. Gendarme-led gang of armed robbers, dismantled in the West Region: A gang of armed robbers led by a gendarme officer was dismantled in the Upper Plateaux division of the West, thanks to a joint operation by the Company Commander of the Baham Legion and the Brigade commander of Bangou. Read more
2. Obscene music in Cameroon: Mani Bella’s Dagobert title, a bad example: Concerns are raised about the influence of obscene music in Cameroon, with Mani Bella’s “Dagobert” cited as an example. Read more
3. Pope Francis has weaved truth with error to baffle the faithful on ‘blessings’ for homosexual couples: Analysis of Pope Francis’ document allowing the blessing of irregular unions and same-sex couples, seen as a departure from Catholic teaching. Read more
4. Why do women prefer men with beards?: An exploration of the reasons why women are often attracted to men with beards. Read more
5. Hongla’s strained relationship with national team reason for omission from AFCON squad?: Martin Hongla expresses disappointment at being left out of the AFCON 2023 provisional squad, hinting at strained relations with the national team. Read more

Liberia:

1. Amid Appeal To President-elect By President Weah Not To Audit His Officials, Boakai Vows Officials Will Be Audited: Despite President George Manneh Weah’s request to President-elect not to prosecute or audit his officials, the incoming president has vowed to hire international auditors to audit all former officials of government. Read more
2. Liberia: Former Chief Justice Gloria Scott, Three Others Found Guilty for the Death of Charloe Musu: Former Chief Justice Gloria Musu Scott and three others were found guilty of the crimes of Murder, Criminal Conspiracy, and raising a false alarm to Law Enforcement Officers in the death of Charloe Musu. Read more
3. 4 reasons some women become ‘loose’ after childbirth and 3 ways to resolve it: An article discussing factors contributing to the perception of increased vaginal width after childbirth and ways to address it. Read more
4. S/Court declares Alex Tyler winner: The Supreme Court of Liberia declared Bomi County Senator-elect J. Alex Tyler as the winner of the 2023 senatorial election in the county, ordering the National Elections Commission to certificate him. Read more
5. Kamara Gets 14 Months Ban for Violent Conduct: Samir Kamara, CEO of Pepper FC, received a 14-month suspension from all Liberia Football Association-related activities for physically attacking an assistant referee during a match. Read more

Benin:

1. Bénédiction des couples homosexuels : Un évêque béninois fait une précision sur la décision du Pape François: Bishop Pascal N’Koué of Parakou, Benin, clarifies Pope Francis’ decision on blessing same-sex couples. Read more
2. Des chercheurs découvrent de l’or dans les feuilles d’eucalyptus: Australian researchers discover gold in the leaves of some eucalyptus varieties, exploring this unusual phenomenon. Read more
3. Marc Vizy, Ambassadeur de France au Bénin: « Toutes les entreprises françaises paient leurs impôts au Bénin »: French Ambassador to Benin, Marc Vizy, asserts that all French companies in Benin pay their taxes, discussing the economic relationship between France and Benin. Read more
4. Niger – Devant les réalités du peuple, le Président béninois Patrice Talon se ramollit: President Patrice Talon of Benin softens his stance in response to the realities faced by the people of Niger, particularly regarding the coup that ousted Mohamed Bazoum from power. Read more
5. Championnat national du jeu de Balle au Tambourin: Après la cérémonie d’ouverture, la suite des rencontres au menu: The national championship of the game of Balle au Tambourin continues in Cotonou, Benin, following the opening ceremony. Read more

Haiti:

1. Super League: un gros conflit d’intérêts à venir pour la Ligue 1?: The European Union’s Court of Justice ruled that FIFA and UEFA’s rules on creating football competitions, including the Super League project, violate several European Union laws. This decision could lead to significant conflicts of interest for Ligue 1. Read more
2. Guerre Israël-Hamas: l’ONU adopte une résolution pour améliorer l’aide humanitaire à Gaza, sans appel à un cessez-le-feu immédiat: The UN Security Council demanded large-scale humanitarian aid for Gaza but did not call for an immediate ceasefire, despite international pressure. Read more
3. Inquiétudes sur l’avenir du magazine « 60 millions de consommateurs »: Concerns are growing about the future of the “60 millions de consommateurs” magazine, two years after a social plan that shook the publication. The future remains uncertain, with an audit ordered by the French Minister in charge of small and medium-sized enterprises. Read more
4. Un avion transportant plus de 300 Indiens immobilisé dans la Marne pour des « soupçons de traite d’êtres humains »: A plane carrying 303 Indian passengers was grounded at Vatry Airport in Marne due to suspicions of human trafficking. The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation. Read more

Global news headlines:

1. Nikki Haley closes to within four percentage points of Trump in surprise New Hampshire poll: In a New Hampshire Republican primary poll, Nikki Haley is just four percentage points behind Donald Trump. Read more
2. Mother accused of starving 10-year-old son is charged with murder: A North Carolina mother has been charged with murder and negligent child abuse in the death of her 10-year-old son. Read more
3. Trump pushed Michigan election officials not to certify 2020 results in phone call: report: Former President Trump allegedly tried to persuade Michigan election officials not to certify the 2020 election results. Read more
4. IDF says soldier who shot hostages felt ‘threatened’ before they opened fire: The IDF claims a soldier felt threatened before opening fire in a hostage situation. Read more
5. The Supreme Court must take charge of the US political and legal mess, but it isn’t in a hurry: The Supreme Court faces pressure to address the political and legal turmoil in the U.S., particularly regarding Donald Trump’s election controversies. Read more
6. Original Mickey And Minnie Mouse Will Enter Public Domain Next Week—Here’s What It Means For Creators: The original versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse are set to enter the public domain on Jan. 1, allowing creators to use these characters for new projects. Read more
7. Neighbor accused of assaulting actor Charlie Sheen at his Malibu home: Charlie Sheen was attacked by a neighbor who forced her way into his Malibu home. Read more
8. Trump on ‘poisoning the blood’ remarks: ‘I never knew that Hitler said it’: Donald Trump defends his remarks about immigrants “poisoning the blood” of America, claiming he was unaware it was language used by Adolf Hitler. Read more
9. Beauty queen charged in ex-NFL hubby’s Bahamas murder plot allowed to return home for holidays: Lindsay Shiver, accused of plotting her husband’s murder, is allowed to return home for the holidays. Read more
10. Oscar-nominated actress tears up while talking about almost leaving career: Taraji P. Henson breaks down in tears discussing her struggles with pay disparity in the entertainment industry. Read more
11. Shipping costs are rising after Red Sea attacks force vessels to take longer routes: Maersk and CMA CGN have introduced new charges for transporting goods along many of the world’s busiest shipping routes due to risks in sailing through the Red Sea. Read more
12. Lower inflation brings high hopes for 2024: The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index in the U.S. dropped to a 2.6 percent annual gain in November, signaling lower inflation and raising hopes for 2024. Read more
13. Wrongful convictions overturned across U.S.: Several wrongfully convicted men in the U.S. have been exonerated and are finally able to walk free. Read more
14. Greece to offer exclusive Acropolis visits outside of regular hours — for a steep price: Starting April 1, 2024, Greece plans to offer exclusive guided tours of the Acropolis outside normal opening hours, with prices up to 5,000 euros. Read more
15. World’s richest lottery ‘El Gordo’ dishes out $2.8B in prizes: The world’s largest lottery, ‘El Gordo,’ in Spain, has dished out $2.86 billion in prizes, with each ticket costing around $22. Read more
16. Prices finally fell last month after 3.5 years of increases: For the first time since April 2020, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Index in the U.S. showed a decline in prices, indicating an improving picture on inflation. Read more
17. Horrifying moment female driver gets out of her car to throw an object at a Ute… only to be RUN OVER and left with gruesome injuries: A woman was run over by a ute after throwing an object at the driver in a road rage incident in Australia. Read more
18. Trump Gets Revenge After Colorado Removes Him From 2024 Ballot: Donald Trump responds to the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling that removed him from the 2024 ballot, citing the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause. Read more
19. Charlie Sheen attacked by neighbor who forced her way into his house: Charlie Sheen was attacked by a neighbor who forced her way into his Malibu home. Read more
20. ‘Zombie deer’ disease has been reported in more than half the US: What to know about CWD: Chronic wasting disease, also known as “zombie deer disease,” has been identified in over half of the U.S. states. Read more
21. Trevor finally Expose why Meg forced him to hide 19yrs secret & destroy any evidence of her wedding: Trevor Engelson, Meghan Markle’s ex-husband, reportedly reveals the reason behind their secret wedding and efforts to conceal evidence of the ceremony. Read more
22. UK traveler saw massive wave hit Norwegian cruise ship before being ordered to hunker down for hours: A British traveler witnessed a massive wave hitting a Norwegian cruise ship before passengers were ordered to hunker down for hours. Read more
23. Chilling moment Brazilian lawyer purchases food eaten by her ex-boyfriend’s father and grandmother before they died that cops claim she POISONED: A video shows a Brazilian lawyer purchasing food allegedly used to poison her ex-boyfriend’s father and grandmother. Read more
24. Gypsy Blanchard planned her mother’s murder eight years ago. She wants to meet Taylor Swift upon her release: Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who planned her mother’s murder, expresses her desire to meet Taylor Swift after her release from prison. Read more
25. Donald Trump’s team forced to deny that he ‘smells’: Donald Trump’s team denies claims by a former Republican congressman that Trump has a bad odor. Read more

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