5 things learned in Falcons’ 27-20 win over Jets
Published by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution LONDON — Falcons fans were starting to get a little nervous. What was taking so long with the development of
Day: October 10, 2021
US couple arrested for selling nuclear warship information
Published by AFP Washington (AFP) – A US couple has been arrested in the state of West Virginia for allegedly selling information on nuclear warships
Thousands protest in Poland for the country to remain in the EU
Published by DPA Thousands of people across Poland demonstrated against a controversial ruling by the Constitutional Court and for their country to remain in the
The Quest for Alternative Cryptocurrency
Benin City Ignites leadership with Oduwacoin adoption in Africa What is OduwaCoin? Oduwacoin is an open-source cryptocurrency. The first indigenous Cryptocurrency was
No. 1 Georgia will face an undefeated Kentucky next
Published by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATHENS — The game everyone has been waiting for is finally here. It’s not Georgia-Florida. It’s not the Bulldogs vs.
Curry praises Lakers star James for longevity in NBA
Published by TDPel Media Four-time NBA champion LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers has set the standard for longevity in the league as the
Police parades crime suspects in Niger State
Published by TDPel Media The Nigerian Police in Niger state North Central Nigeria, has paraded 12 suspected criminals for committing various offences including Kidnapping and
UK Carrier Strike Group return to Singapore
Published by TDPel Media UK’s aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will visit Singapore tomorrow, reaffirming the deep and enduring SG-UK Partnership. Launching from the aircraft
These characters would have been the worst final DLC fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Published by Inven Global The Super Smash Bros. Ultimate community has been pretty content with Sora being the last DLC fighter. He was voted as
U.S. Navy engineer, wife charged with selling submarine secrets
Published by Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. Navy nuclear engineer and his wife have been charged with selling secret information about nuclear submarines to