Martine Moïse, wife of President Haitian, was charged with his murder.
The widow of deceased President Jovenel Moïse has been prosecuted by a Haitian tribunal in relation to the former leader's July 7, 2021, assassination.
Iraq departs from Cape Town on a stench-causing cattle ship.
An animal protection organization has confirmed that the cattle ship that was accused of spreading a bad stench across Cape Town has left for Iraq.
For UK users, Tinder is introducing ID checks that scan passports.
For users in the UK, Tinder is launching enhanced identity checks that will compare a video selfie with a passport or driver's license.
Families are shocked by the rise in pet travel expenses.
Following an increase in the expense of animal travel, families relocating overseas express shock and sadness at the possibility of having to give up their pets.
Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, completes his $8.5 billion share sale plan.
Worth an estimated $2.4 billion (£1.9 billion), multibillionaire Jeff Bezos has sold an additional 14 million shares of Amazon.
The Indian President Visits Great Nicobar Island as Tribal Fears Grow.
The president of India just completed a quick tour of an island designated for multibillion dollar development, which experts fear could drive out the local indigenous community.
Cerrado: Protesters say the trafficking in beef jeopardizes a vital Brazilian ecology.
Protesters claim that the production of beef by three of the largest meatpackers in the world is connected to illicit deforestation in Brazil's Cerrado.
The Premier League squad searches the internet for trolls who pose a threat to players.
With a squad committed to tracking down online trolls, the Premier League is combating an increase in threats on social media directed against its players and their families. The news…
Woolworths: Allegations of price-gouging force the the Australian grocery head to resign.
In the midst of criticism regarding the Australian grocery chain Woolworths' purported price-gouging practices, CEO Brad Banducci has announced his resignation.
India police use tear gas on farmers who are protesting during a march through Delhi.
Following four rounds of discussions with the federal government that failed to break the impasse, Indian police have opened fire with tear gas on protesting farmers who have resumed their…
