Ingrid Andress: Country star admits singing US anthem drunk
Ingrid Andress was widely derided for her erratic rendition before baseball’s Home Run Derby.
Macharia Gaitho: Kenyan journalist freed after ‘mistaken’ arrest drama
Macharia Gaitho, known for his articles criticising the government, says he will sue over the ordeal.
Irish defence bill signed into law by President Higgins
Michael D Higgins signs a bill after the Council of State met to consider its constitutionality.
Hamas and other groups committed war crimes on 7 October
Hamas rejects what it calls the “lies” in HRW’s report about the deadly attack on Israel that it led.
Jos school collapse: Nigerian parents mourn child deaths at Saints Academy
Government promises to curb rogue building practices are too little, too late for grieving parents.
Guinea lawyers on strike over arrests and military crackdown
The strike could disrupt a landmark trial over a 2009 massacre.
YSL trial: ‘There’s not a playbook’ for what happens next after judge’s recusal, attorney says
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The trial against Young Thug and his associates is already the longest trial in state history. But it’s far from over.
