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Strong mom who beat breast cancer fosters 25 kids & hopes to change beauty norms
A strong mom who survived breast cancer hopes to change beauty standards by competing in pageants. Marion Peake also has a heart of gold and fosters 25 kids.
US budget deficit drops by half in 2022 on pandemic recovery
The US budget deficit fell by half in the past year to $1.4 trillion on the back of a pandemic recovery and as relief spending eased, the government said Friday. The drop in the budget deficit marks the "largest one-year decrease," said the Treasury Department and White House budget office on Friday.
Limpopo police arrest suspected livestock thief following Intense car chase
The Limpopo police chased down two suspects after spotting the suspicious men on the R579 highway. One suspect was arrested & four cattle were found in the car.
Pro-Draghi League moderate named Italy economy minister
Giancarlo Giorgetti, named Italy's new economy minister on Friday, is considered one of the more moderate, pro-Europe members of Matteo Salvini's League party.
Italy's far-right 'Christian mother' Meloni
As a teen activist she praised Mussolini, but Giorgia Meloni has transformed herself and her post-fascist Brothers of Italy party from radicals on the political fringe to a national force now set to lead the government.
Hawks seize alleged Transnet kingpin's luxury cars, including a Mercedes-Benz and 3 Jeeps
The hawks have seized five luxury cars belonging to the Alleged Transnet fuel kingpin. The 'kingpin' was arrested on Wednesday, 19 October, for fuel theft.
UN Security Council agrees sanctions targeting Haiti gangs
The UN Security Council on Friday agreed unanimously on a sanctions regime targeting the gangs terrorizing the population in Haiti -- including an asset freeze on a powerful gang leader.
Kakhovka hydro dam: A strategic facility for Crimea
The Kakhovka hydroelectric dam in southern Ukraine was captured in the beginning of the invasion because of its strategic importance: it supplies the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula with water. Built in Soviet times in the 1950s, the Kakhovka dam pumps water into the North Crimean canal, which starts in southern Ukraine and crosses the entire Crimean peninsula.
India's Reliance reports mixed results as taxes hurt oil business
Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries reported mixed quarterly results on Friday, with weakness in its core oil-refining business hurting profits even as its retail and telecom arms posted strong earnings. Reliance's multi-billion-dollar fortune has been powered by oil and petrochemicals businesses, but the company has diversified into new areas including telecom and retail in recent years.
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