(Bloomberg) -- The White House condemned antisemitism on college campuses, days after New York City police dispersed a pro-Palestinian rally at Columbia University and arrested more than 100 students.\n\nThough it avoided naming a
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have employed artificial intelligence to expedite the discovery of treatments for Parkinson's disease by screening millions of compounds, ultimately identifying five potent candidates. Th
CHICAGO - Inside the Garfield Park field house's cavernous basement, Mayor Brandon Johnson and other city officials spoke bullishly about their mission to tackle Chicago's crime.\n\nTitled the \"People's Plan for Community Safety,
More than two months after they were declared wanted, operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, have arrested three members of an organised criminal organisation, which specialises in illicit drug trafficking
Osogbo -- A traditionalist, Onifade Oyekanmi, has narrated how he, with his friends, killed a 45-year-old Fulani woman, Usman Aminat, for money ritual.\n\nOnifade, popularly called Ife, disclosed that he committed the crime with f
Long after sensible readers of this newspaper are tucked up in bed, MPs and peers will late tonight, or even in the early hours of tomorrow morning, be concluding a high-stakes series of 'parliamentary ping-pong'.\n\nThis is the t
Support independent journalism in Ukraine. Join us in this fight.\n\nRussia will attempt to capture the town of Chasiv Yar in Donetsk Oblast, just west of the Russian-occupied Bakhmut, by May 9, President Volodymyr Zelensky said i
As the international aid community seeks to improve responses to internal displacement, the UN Secretary General's Action Agenda provides an opportunity for the industry to consider how it can better deliver for those seeking a so
The Associated Press correspondent was captured in 1985, released in 1991\n\nTerry Anderson, a U.S. journalist who was held captive by Islamist militants for almost seven years in Lebanon and came to symbolise the plight of Wester
The US Supreme Court will rule on Monday on whether cities can fine people who set up homeless camps in public spaces.\n\nThe test case, involving the town of Grants Pass in Oregon, is being followed by cities across the country i