South Korean Police Seek Arrest Of K-Pop Mogul Bang Si-Hyuk Amid Investor Fraud Investigation

Authorities in South Korea announced yesterday that they are pursuing an arrest warrant for Bang Si-Hyuk, the chairman of the agency behind global K-pop sensation BTS, as part of an expanding investigation into allegations of a fraudulent scheme that reportedly netted him over $100 million from investors.

Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications

Hip-Hop Icon Afrika Bambaataa Dies At 68

Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎

Ambush On Military Convoy Kills Three Civilians In Ghana’s Restive North

An ambush on a Ghanaian military convoy escorting civilians through the volatile Upper East Region has left three people dead and one wounded, underscoring the persistent threat posed by a long-running ethnic conflict that has resisted repeated efforts at containment.

U.S. Green Card Applicants Face Speech Scrutiny Under New DHS Guidelines

Two Nigerians Killed In South Africa As Abuja Demands Protection For Citizens Abroad

Uganda Launches Major Crackdown On Illegal Migration And Organized Crime

Allyson Felix Eyes Comeback For LA28 Olympic Bid

Eleven-time Olympic medalist Allyson Felix plans to return to track and field competition in 2027 — after retiring in 2022 — and bid to compete at a sixth Olympics in 2028 in her hometown of Los Angeles at age 42, a representative for Felix confirmed Monday.

FIFA To Enhance Prize Money And Participation Fees For 2026 World Cup

UK Authorities Seize Over 4,400 Counterfeit Football Shirts In Major Pre-World Cup Raid

Ghanaian Fans In U.S Heading To 2026 World Cup Faces High Travel Cost