There are conflicting reports over the number of Ghanaians to be deported from the United States of America this year.
Trump Sued For Blocking Twitter Users
U.S. President Donald Trump has been sued by a free-speech group, which claims his practice of blocking Twitter users violates the First Amendment.
US Military Plane Crashes In Mississippi, Kills 16
A US military plane crashed into a field in rural Mississippi on Monday night, killing at least 16 people on board and spreading debris for miles, officials said.
SkyWest Airlines Plane crash lands at Denver International Airport
The left engine of SkyWest Airlines flight 5869 from Aspen Colorado was engulfed in flames on Monday while attempting to land at the Denver International Airport. The Airport is reputed to be the largest airport in the United States and the sixth busiest by boarded passengers.
Former Brazilian President, Lula, Convicted of Corruption Charges
According to AP, the former president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who brought Brazil to prominence on the world stage, has been found guilty of corruption and money laundering — a historic judgment underscoring that no one is out of reach of this Latin American country's sprawling graft investigation.
As Trump Launches Media Smackdown, Obamacare Repeal Hits a Wall
President Trump's Twitter attacks on some of the media have been dominating headlines, but Senate Republicans are trying to stay on course with a key element of the president's agenda: repealing and replacing Obamacare.
The GOP faced some setbacks on replacing President Obama's Affordable Care Act last week, so now they're considering a new strategy.
U.S Allies in NATO Ready to Stop Russia in Baltic
NATO’s new easternmost deployments, intended to deter Russia from striking U.S. allies in the Baltic, are now “fully operational” ahead of Russia’s mass drill in the region.