Amidst cheers and jubilation from crowds of protesters outside South Korea’s parliament, President Yoon Suk Yeol made a dramatic late-night announcement on national TV, imposing martial law to safeguard against perceived threats from North Korea and eliminate anti-state elements. The unexpected order led to turmoil in Seoul, prompting thousands of protesters to gather at the National Assembly, with some lawmakers ...

This December, the airwaves of 106.1 Next Radio are buzzing with anticipation as the Next Radio Dash returns to delight listeners. This thrilling annual reward campaign offers lucky winners the exhilarating opportunity to dash through Eco-Mart Supermarket and fill their carts with all their Christmas essentials in a mere 1 minute and 6 seconds! Throughout December, leading up to the ...

In a groundbreaking ruling that has garnered widespread attention, Judge Kathaleen McCormick of the Delaware court decisively rejected the reinstatement of Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s extraordinary $56 billion pay award. This landmark decision comes after a prolonged period of intense legal wrangling and controversy surrounding the approval of the unprecedented compensation package by shareholders and directors, sparking profound discussions on ...

In Mbarara, Uganda, a significant rise in HIV self-testing is observed among young people and men, with 5,000 individuals in Mbarara City opting for this initiative. Recently, on the occasion of World AIDS Day, hundreds of university students from Mbarara University of Science and Technology gathered for a voluntary HIV testing and counseling event, showcasing their commitment to health awareness. ...

President Joe Biden ‘s recent decision to grant his son Hunter a pardon has ignited a firestorm of debate, particularly in light of his previous firm stance against offering clemency. Hunter, who was on the brink of sentencing for tax violations and unlawful possession of a firearm, was the recipient of an unprecedented full and absolute pardon from his father, ...