Новости за 01.03.2024

Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba faces a four-year suspension from soccer, revealed the Italian Anti-Doping Organization (NADO) on Thursday. The decision follows Pogba's failed drug test, marking a significant setback for the player and the club.

A man hired by Donald Trump and Kari Lake to find alleged voter fraud in Arizona is speaking out and debunking their claims by telling the public about what he actually found.

Authorities continue the search for a 13-year-old Florida girl missing since Monday. The mother's boyfriend, labeled a "prime suspect" by police, is in custody. The investigation is ongoing as concerns for the girl's safety heighten.

Citizens from Mexico wanting to go to Canada are getting some bad news as they will not be required to get a visa to enter the country.

Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, charged with leaking classified military documents online, has agreed to plead guilty, as per a recent court filing and sources. The agreement follows accusations of posting sensitive information.

A report by a group of human rights experts backed by the UN has accused the government of Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega of systematic human rights abuses.

Intense gunfire rattled Haiti's capital as a formidable gang leader declared intent to seize the police chief and government ministers. Prime Minister Ariel Henry, currently in Kenya, aims to solidify plans for deploying a foreign armed force to combat gangs in his absence.

SB4, the controversial Texas immigration law that allows police to arrest anybody they suspect is an illegal immigrant and for judges to deport them, has been blocked.