Author: Emily Miller

Attorneys in Brunswick, Georgia, faced off in court Tuesday, with a jury now tasked to decide whether a former prosecutor used her position to protect the men responsible for killing Ahmaud Arbery. The case has sparked heated debate and raised questions about the role of law enforcement in protecting the perpetrators of such a tragic event. The Chilling Sequence of Events It’s been nearly five years since Ahmaud Arbery was…

Virat Kohli’s leadership off the field has just earned him even more admiration as he prepares to return to the Ranji Trophy for the first time in over 12 years. The cricket legend, known for his aggressive batting and on-field brilliance, has once again displayed his humility and sportsmanship in a gesture that has won the hearts of fans and players alike. Kohli Turns Down Delhi Captaincy for Ranji Trophy…

The Indian government has issued a high-risk warning for users of Google Chrome on Windows and Mac platforms. According to CERT-In, the nation’s cybersecurity watchdog, two serious vulnerabilities have been discovered in the browser that could potentially allow attackers to compromise user data and devices. This alert underscores the need for users to update their Chrome browsers to the latest versions as a precautionary measure. CERT-In’s Security Alert: A Wake-Up…

A religious celebration turned tragic in Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat district when a bamboo platform, erected for devotees, collapsed under the weight of hundreds of people. Six individuals lost their lives, and over 50 were injured in the unfortunate incident. Hundreds Gather for Annual ‘Laddoo Mahotsav’ The event, a cherished tradition for the Jain community in Baraut, was the annual ‘Laddoo Mahotsav.’ Devotees flocked to a local temple to offer laddoos…

As President Donald Trump continues to exercise his executive powers, his recent pardons for individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol insurrection have ignited conversations about justice, accountability, and the broader implications for those connected to the attack. But for some, including Georgia native Jake Maxwell, these clemencies hold personal significance that could alter the course of their futures. Trump’s sweeping act of clemency extends to more than 40 individuals…

A Comprehensive Comparison of Two Compact Powerhouses The smartphone market is filled with a variety of options, but compact flagships remain a niche that’s fiercely competitive. If you’re someone who loves a powerful phone but dislikes bulky devices, the 2025 release of the Samsung Galaxy S25 and Google Pixel 9 might have caught your eye. Both phones promise top-tier features in smaller, more manageable packages. But which one should you…

A notorious drug kingpin’s lavish vacation became the undoing of his freedom when his wife’s social media posts exposed their whereabouts. Luis Manuel Picado Grijalba, known as “Shock,” was arrested in London after the trail left by his wife’s holiday photos led authorities straight to him. The Vacation That Led to His Capture Luis Manuel Picado Grijalba, 43, had been evading law enforcement for years. Wanted by the U.S. Drug…

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s playful comment about having “Indian DNA” left Indian leaders in stitches at a banquet hosted by President Droupadi Murmu. Subianto was the chief guest at the Republic Day parade in Delhi on Sunday, where the remark created a light-hearted moment. On the evening before the grand parade, Subianto made the remark during a banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan, which was attended by President Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra…

A fatal neurological illness, chronic wasting disease (CWD), has been detected in Georgia for the first time, state wildlife officials confirmed on Thursday. The disease, which primarily affects deer, elk, and moose, was identified in a white-tailed deer from Lanier County. The positive test result, confirmed by a U.S. Department of Agriculture lab, marks Georgia’s first encounter with the disease, which has been present in 35 other states and parts…

A New Study Unveils the Role of Climate in Dengue Spread and Deaths As temperatures rise, so does the threat of dengue, according to a groundbreaking study from Pune. Researchers have identified a direct correlation between higher temperatures, rainfall patterns, and the increase in dengue cases. The findings point to a pressing need for an early warning system to predict and mitigate the impact of the disease. The study, conducted…