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97WORLD NEWSElon Musk reinstates Twitter accounts of suspended journalists
Elon Musk has lifted the suspensions of the Twitter accounts of several journalists he had banned a day earlier, after the second...
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113HEALTHCoronavirus Active Case Trends: north central West Virginia recap for December 16
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – 12 News is producing a weekly look at the trends in active coronavirus cases in north central West Virginia. This...
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101ASTROLOGYCan You Actually Be A Cusp Sign In Astrology?
When it comes to astrology, some have their birth charts nearly memorized and are sure to check the stars before making any big decisions...
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132LIFESTYLEBody Language Expert Says Prince Harry Sees Meghan Markle and Princess Diana as ‘Intertwined in His Mind’
During the Netflix docuseries Harry and Meghan, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spoke about their relationship and how they navigated what they say was a challenging first...
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194BUSINESSMarkets trade lower in early trade, Sensex falls 385 points
New Delhi: Equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty declined in early trade on Friday amid a weak trend in global markets and a sell-off...
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121POLITICSTrump in Trouble AGAIN – Tax Fraud Conviction and Secret Documents Found
The Trump Organization has been convicted on all counts in a criminal tax fraud case, by a jury in New York. Former...
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120TECHDonald Trump’s ‘Major Announcement’ Turns Out to Be an NFT Collection
Earlier in the week, Donald Trump teased a “major announcement” on Truth Social, the platform he took to after being banned from Twitter last...
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108WORLD NEWSEva Kaili’s partner confesses role in European Parliament corruption case – sources
By Charlotte Van Campenhout and Emilio Parodi BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Francesco Giorgi, the partner of ousted European Parliament vice-president Eva Kaili, has...
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103NEWSEx-Twitter employee sentenced for taking bribes to monitor ‘users of interest’ to Saudi royal family
Aformer Twitter employee who accessed the confidential data of “users of interest” to the royal family of Saudi Arabia in exchange for...
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96NEWSPeru’s Castillo Gets 18-Month Detention as Protests Continue
(Bloomberg) — Peru’s ousted President Pedro Castillo was ordered to remain in custody for 18 months amid nationwide protests demanding his his...
