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Photo Credit: Hartono Creative Studio The first version of the NO FAKES Act “died in committee” after being introduced in the summer of 2024. But a 2026 version has reared its head. Will the new-and-improved version make headway? A revised version of the NO FAKES Act (Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep Entertainment Safe Act)

Every quarterback’s dream is to have two true No. 1 wide receivers. For years, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been chasing that reality. Now they have it with DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr. In Ben Roethlisberger’s head, that sealed the deal on Aaron Rodgers coming back for one more season...

Soccer Super Eagles and Sevilla striker, Akor Adams. Copyright: Imago Sevilla's new coach, Luis García, has revealed vital information regarding Super Eagles striker Akor Adams...

In 2024, the website Eagle Eye Explore went live with its first article, published in Serbian and English. The English-language headline read: ‘Why Serbia Needs Law About Agents of Foreign Interests?’ The question was rhetorical, the answer seemingly obvious. Serbia was in need of such a law, the author, Ratko Nikolic, argued, in order to

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has clarified that it has not expelled Nairobi Senator and former Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, despite removing him from the influential party post over disciplinary concerns. Speaking during a church service at Shalom Church in Mombasa, ODM leader Oburu Odinga explained that Catherine Omanyo has been appointed as the new

Soccer Marc Cucurella of Chelsea celebrates his goal in the 70th minute for 2-2. Copyright: ImagoxKatiexChan Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah took to social media after...

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President William Ruto talked tough in response concerns about Kenya’s health data following the country’s new agreement with the United States, assuring citizens that their information remains fully protected under Kenyan law. Speaking on Wednesday, Ruto stated that the deal poses no threat to Kenya’s sovereignty, particularly regarding sensitive health information. “Nobody and no government