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People killed this week by tornadoes that swept across the south. In alabama, where another twister touched down christmas night, nearly 200 roads are closed due to flooding, and the threat of extreme weather is not over yet. The South Central u. S. Faces everything from more tornadoes to blizzard conditions while part of the midwest and northeast could finally get their first real taste of winter early next week. We begin tonight with Mark Strassmann in mississippi. Yeah, you cant live like tha...

Eastbound right near conshohocken. You can see all of this backup coming off of 476 as you merge on to 76 eastbound headed into center city, philadelphia. This is because police have reduced it to one lane around. Just ahead of here, theres a disabled tractortrailer on the shoulder, but it has a fuel spill associated with that, so police are trying to get that tractortrailer out of there, clean up this fuel from the road, so they have traffic just getting by one lane around that. And you can see...

School Reform Commission will exercise the powers given to us by state law to cancel the labor contract between the School District and the Philadelphia Federation of teachers. Reporter that was the announcement that happened shortly after 9 30 this morning. The src convened a meeting saying after 21 months of negotiations with the pft, those negotiations have moved, in their words, the wrong direction. Superintendent dr. William hite says its time for teachers to share in the sacrifices. So her...

Terrorism list. Median march seizing another boatful of migrants. The Southeast Asian nations agree to step up search and rescue efforts. Warm welcome to the program. Sepp blatter has been reelect as fifa president for a fifth term despite football worlds governing body in the grips of an unprecedented scandal. Blatter got 133 votes athe Fifa Congress in zurich just short of the 140 votes needed to avoid a second round of voting. His challenger from jordan got just 73 votes but con seated defeat...

To surmise the foregoing views, journalists must persistently investigate, collaborate, and advocate for transparency to ensure that the Tinubu-led administration remains accountable to the Nigerian people. Their work is vital for a healthy democracy and the protection of citizens' rights, and not to be busy with whether he slips or not.

Tinubu Falls During Presidential Parade At Eagle Square

The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi, has cautioned Nigerians against gloating over the fall of President Bola Tinubu during the Democracy Day celebration. Tinubu tripped and fell while trying to climb the truck on his way to give his speech at Eagles Square in Abuja on […]

The Nation Newspaper 25th Democracy Day: Tinubu leads Nigerians to celebrate colourful occasion

Some Nigerian workers say they are optimistic that with the efforts of President Bola Tinubu's government, their future will be bright before the end of

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu said his administration's decision to remove fuel subsidy was necessary for Nigeria not to go bankrupt and to avert financial crisis.