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Author Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Former Classmate LOS ANGELES — Author Amy Griffin has initiated a defamation lawsuit against a former classmate, asserting that the individual’s claims in a New York Times article and a related lawsuit are completely false. The article discusses allegations that Griffin misappropriated the woman’s story of sexual abuse in her best-selling memoir, “The Tell,” published in 2025. Griffin’s federal lawsuit, filed in Nevada, contends that her former middle school classmate branded her a “fraud and a thief” through statements made to the New York Times. According to the complaint, Griffin is accused of stealing another…

New Guidelines Introduced for Nigeria’s Tax System Transition The federal government of Nigeria has released a set of guidelines aimed at guiding the transition from the previously repealed tax code to the new tax system that took effect this year. This initiative seeks to provide clarity and assurance to taxpayers, revenue authorities, and investors as the nation undertakes one of the most significant fiscal reform programs in decades. Implementation of the 2025 Tax Act On Thursday, the Treasury disclosed that the general guidelines for implementing the 2025 Tax Act will delineate how various obligations, disputes, audits, incentives, and tax returns…

June 18, 2026, 7:32 a.m. ET Liverpool and Chelsea are both pursuing Brighton midfielder Yacine Ayari, while Arsenal and Liverpool will compete for Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola. Here’s the latest on transfer news and rumors from around the globe. Interest in Yacine Ayari Grows Brighton midfielder Yacine Ayari has left a mark during the World Cup. AP Photo/Matthias Delacroix Brighton & Hove Albion’s Yacine Ayari has caught the attention of both Liverpool and Chelsea. According to TEAMtalk, these clubs have been monitoring the 22-year-old Sweden international, dispatching scouts to observe him throughout the previous season. The Seagulls are eager…

Temporary Suspension of Citizenship Applications The Immigration Bureau has announced a temporary suspension of the final determination process for certain citizenship applications based on bloodline. This decision follows reports that several individuals were asked to relinquish their citizenship certificates while their applications undergo review. Ensuring Fairness in Citizenship Reviews In a statement released on Wednesday, officials indicated that they are investigating how this situation arose and are working to ensure that applications are evaluated both fairly and legally. During the review period, individuals who initially entered Canada with citizenship certificates will still be permitted to work. Notification of Passport Restrictions…

Colombia’s Strong Start in Mundial Colombia kicked off its World Cup campaign on a high note with a decisive 3-1 victory against Uzbekistan. The team, led by newly appointed coach Néstor Lorenzo, showcased their talent and determination on the field, thrilling fans as they embarked on this global journey. This result marks a positive beginning for Colombia in its quest for World Cup glory. Luis Díaz Takes Center Stage Star player Luis Díaz demonstrated exceptional skill and dedication throughout the match, playing a pivotal role in Colombia’s triumph. His ability to create opportunities and pressure the opposing defense was evident…

NGO Urges Community Leaders in Ogun to Combat Gender-Based Violence The Center for Women’s Health and Information (CEWHIN), a prominent non-governmental organization, has issued a call to action for traditional rulers, religious leaders, and community stakeholders in Ogun State. The goal is to intensify efforts to eradicate harmful cultural practices that violate the rights and dignity of women and girls. This appeal comes in response to the pervasive social and psychological effects of ongoing violence, discrimination, and inhumane treatment of women, often justified under the guise of cultural norms. CEWHIN emphasized that addressing these issues is critical for the empowerment…

Aberdeen Kicks Off 2026/27 Scottish Premiership Season at Home The 2026/27 Scottish Premiership season is set to commence with Aberdeen hosting Hearts on August 1, a match that will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. The game at Pittodrie will begin at 5:30 PM, marking a historic opening weekend where all six Scottish Premiership matches will be available live on the Sky Sports platform for the first time. Challenging Start for Aberdeen The Dons will have a demanding start to the season, facing last year’s top four teams in their first five matches. Aberdeen’s schedule is anything but easy, as…

Envoy Global Unveils U.S. Corporate Immigration Trends 2026 Report Chicago, June 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Envoy Global, Inc., a prominent provider of corporate immigration services, has released its U.S. Corporate Immigration Trends 2026 Report. Now in its 11th year, this comprehensive report delivers data-driven insights into how over 500 U.S. employers are navigating a complex and unpredictable immigration landscape. Impact of Ongoing Policy Changes The report emerges amid a series of significant immigration policy shifts initiated by the current Trump administration, including a new $100,000 H-1B consular fee, a revised wage-weighted selection system for H-1B caps, intensified travel restrictions, and…

Trump Signs Interim Agreement to Resolve Iran Conflict President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian have digitally signed a memorandum of understanding outlining terms to end the ongoing conflict. The signing took place during a dinner with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles. Tomorrow, Vice President J.D. Vance is set to visit Switzerland, as U.S. officials announce a meeting between U.S. and Iranian delegations aimed at initiating negotiations for a final peace agreement. This meeting will launch a 60-day period dedicated to addressing critical issues surrounding Iran’s nuclear program. The U.S. government is also expected to…

Students Unite to Celebrate African Child Day in Nairobi Over 150 students from various comprehensive schools across Nairobi gathered to honor African Child Day, an event organized in collaboration with the Kenya Comprehensive School Heads Association (KECSHA). The celebration emphasized the themes of education, curiosity, and innovation. Hosted at the Nairobi Museum of Illusions, the event aimed to underscore the significance of fostering an engaging learning environment. It encouraged children to think critically, ask questions, and explore ideas beyond the constraints of traditional classroom settings. African Child Day, observed annually on June 16, acknowledges the bravery of young advocates who…