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US Supreme Court awards KSh 1 trillion to 1998 bombing victims in Kenya, Tanzania Article source - The court said Sudan must pay the money to terrorism victims after investigations revealed it helped al Qaeda carry out the bombings that killed 224 people and wounded thousands - The attacks in Nairobi and Dar es Salaaam were believed to have been revenge for US involvement in the extradition of four members of Egyptian Islamic Jihad (EIJ) - The attacks placed the then al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden on the list of the most wanted men and he was eventually killed in 2011 in Pakistan after several years of hiding The 1998 bombing victims in Kenya and Tanzania have finally found justice after the United States (US) Supreme Court awarded them KSh 1 trillion in damages. In a unanimous ruling on Monday, May 18, the court said Sudan must pay the money to terrorism victims after investigations revealed it helped al Qaeda carry out the bombings that killed 224 people and wounded th

The feds have requested 300 million portions of a potential coronavirus antibody or vaccine from British drugmaker AstraZeneca, authorities said on Thursday.  The organization will get up to $1.2 billion from the US Department of Health and Human Services to speed the turn of events and creation of the immunization with the objective of conveying the primary portions as right on time as October, as indicated by authorities.  The arrangement among AstraZeneca and HHS's Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority incorporates clinical examinations that will begin this mid year with around 30,000 US volunteers, authorities said.  The Food and Drug Administration must approve the immunization before it's made accessible, the feds said.   The agreement is a piece of the Trump organization's "Activity Warp Speed" activity to make a protected and powerful COVID-19 antibody broadly accessible by January. An immunization is viewed as key to completio

DONALD Trump will be barred from joining the living former presidents club when he  office after offending them all and shattering their unspoken conventions, it has been claimed. Trump has committed "cardinal sins," which means he will not be welcomed to the exclusive club of former leaders, a new book reveals.  Elite club... ex-presidents George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter pose together in the Oval Office Elite club... ex-presidents George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter pose together in the Oval Office  Not welcome: But Donald Trump is not bothered Not welcome: But Donald Trump is not bothered The book Team of Five: The Presidents Club in the Age of Trump, obtained by DailyMail.com, claims the president is "proud" for being left out. Kate Andersen Brower writes that before Trump, all the ex-presidents got along out of respect for the institution of the presidency. Their unofficial r

Florida nurse, 32, is found dead in his car from a suspected overdose hours after telling his friend he was struggling to cope with the coronavirus pandemic source  of article A  Florida  nurse who had been struggling to cope with the  coronavirus  pandemic was found dead in his car from a suspected drug overdose, his family has revealed.   William Coddington, 32, was found dead in a hotel parking lot in Deerfield Beach, Florida on the morning of April 25.   Coddington worked at the intensive care unit at JFK Medical Center in West Palm Beach and had been trying to cope with the trauma of treating patients with the deadly virus.   His mother Carolyn told Reuters her son was rattled by seeing so many patients his age die and was scared about how little personal protective equipment he had.  She said he son had nightmares about alarms going off on ventilators in the ICU and suffered from the social isolation imposed by the pandemic. His family also revealed Coddington was on the upswing

Trump says US will beat out Russia and China with 'super duper missile' Donald Trump next to the the US space force flag on 15 May 2020, in the Oval Office. Photograph: Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images Disclosing the banner for his new space power in the Oval Office on Friday, Donald Trump said the US was building up a "super rocket" to outpace military opponents including Russia and China    "We must choose between limited options, we need to do it with the enemies we have out there. We have, I consider it the super rocket and I heard an evening or two ago [it's] multiple times quicker than what they have at the present time," the president stated, sitting at the Resolute work area .  "It's hard to believe, but it's true," said the guard secretary, Mark Esper, remaining on Trump's right side.  "You take the quickest rocket we have at the present time," Trump said. "You heard Russia has multiple times a

Add caption United states President Donald Trump is heartbroken as the United States death toll from covid-19 crossed 81,000, which is far higher than that of any other country in the world even by twice. Donald Trump is surely having a troubled presidency and this is one of his toughest experiences as president. As activities begin to return to normal in the country, more infections are expected and which are likely lead to more deaths. Experts warn that the new infection rate in Texas is way higher now than ever since the 'menace' set in the country  Donald Trump is now under pressure as many are calling for his resignation. People die in thousands every day and the president seems to be helpless and has nothing to do. Will Coronavirus mark the end of the United States? This is the most troubling time for President Donald Trump right now. People are accusing him of relaxing and not doing enough to stop the spread of the virus. As the USA citizens continue t

Both China and South Korea report new spikes in coronavirus cases, with Seoul recording 34 new cases - its biggest single-day jump in about a month. Barack Obama launches a scathing attack on US Barack Obama rubbishes President Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, calling it an "absolute chaotic disaster". Spain registers its lowest coronavirus death toll since mid-March, 143. Globally, more than 279,000 have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while the number of confirmed infections has surpassed four million. More than 1.3 million people have recovered. News updates. New York to test nursing staff twice a week; All nursing homes in New York state will be required to test their staff twice a week for the novel coronavirus, Governor Andrew Cuomo said, in an attempt to curb and tame the spread of the virus in its most fertile breeding ground. At his daily briefing, Cuomo announced new rules to protect nursing home patients, in

Dr Anthony Fauci,a leading member of the White House's coronavirus taskforce , placed himself in quarantine after coming in contact with someone who tested positive for Coronavirus. The director of the US's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases tested negative for COVID-19, according to the institute and regular tests will be perfomed throughout the quarantine period Also Read  Millitary aide linked to Donald Trump in whitehouse test positive for coronavirus The institute added that he is considered to be "relatively low risk" based on the degree of his exposure to the virus and that he would be "taking appropriate precautions as required" to mitigate the risk to personal contacts while still carrying out his duties. While he will stay at home and telework, Fauci will go to the White House if necessary or called and take every precaution,  said the institute. He is the third member of the White House coronavirus taskforce to plac

University of Pittsburgh professor Bing Liu. PHOTO| CNN A University of Pittsburgh professor on the verge of making “very significant findings” researching about Coronavirus, according to the university, he was shot and killed in an apparent murder-suicide over the weekend, the police said. The research assistant professor, known as Bing Liu, was found in his townhouse on Saturday with gunshot wounds to the head, neck, torso and extremities,the Ross Police Department reported Investigators believe an unidentified second man, who was found dead in his car, shot and killed Liu in his home before returning to his car and killing himself Police believe the men knew each other, but say there is “zero indication or evidence that there was targeting due to him being a Chinese,” according to Detective Sergeant Brian Kohlhepp . The university issued a statement saying they are “deeply saddened by the mysterious death of Bing Liu, a prolific researcher and admired colleague at Pitt

President Donald Trump said in a selective meeting with ABC "World News Tonight" Anchor and Managing Editor David Muir on Tuesday that "it's conceivable there will be a few" passings as states move back limitations planned for halting the spread of the novel coronavirus, recognizing that it was the decision the nation countenances to revive and kick off the perishing economy.  "Do you accept that is the truth we are confronting that lives will be lost to revive the country?"David Muir asked Trump during a meeting in Phoenix, Arizona.  "It's conceivable there will be some life lost since you won't be secured a loft or a house or whatever it is," Trump said. "And yet, we're going to rehearse social separating, we will wash hands, we will do a great deal of the things that we've figured out how to do in the course of the last timeframe."  Notwithstanding the president's affirmation straightforwardly to Muir that it

doctors with a patient We are at war against the coronavirus. If we don’t act rapidly, we’re approaching a US death toll larger than that of the two world wars combined. To fight an invisible army, we need to be creative. We must deploy the full might of the US military – in an unconventional way. Unlike most wars, this time the frontlines are staffed by our nation’s healthcare workers. And while they’re fighting valiantly so far, the battle to flatten the curve is leaving them overrun.  The US will continue to face national security threats – and must be prepared We are not adequately armed. We need beds. We need hospitals. We need ventilators. But the usefulness of those additions hinges on a critical group: our healthcare workers. The coronavirus is likely to present a year-long war of attrition. While our medical professionals are putting out heroic efforts, no one can work around the clock indefinitely. Doctors, nurses, technicians, support staff, and even hospital jani

Global news: USA DETHRONES ITALY ON THE COVID-19 INFECTION NUMB... : The united states has officially dethroned italy in the number of the infected and new cases reported each day. The country has been reporti...