"To my mother, Mary Anthony. You taught me that love…she's crying…You taught me that love is action, that sacrifice is quiet, that faith is louder than fear…You're the reason I'm standing here Ma…You are my hero––and now, as a man, I see how powerful that was"
–– Melo
BREAKING: Four-Star QB Jett Thomalla has Flipped his Commitment from Iowa State to Alabama, he tells me for @on3recruits
The 6’4 210 QB from Omaha, NE had been Committed to the Cyclones since April
“All glory to God, Roll tide!!🐘🐘”
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⚡️BREAKING: Hamas Mourns pope Francis:
We extend our deepest condolences and sincerest sympathies to the Catholic Church worldwide and to all Christians on the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis, who passed away after a long journey dedicated to serving human and religious values.
The late Pope Francis held notable positions in promoting interfaith dialogue, advocating for understanding and peace among nations, and rejecting hatred and racism. On multiple occasions, he expressed his opposition to aggression and wars around the world, and he was one of the prominent religious voices condemning war crimes and genocide.
Debunking the government of South Sudan's pretentious and false claims aired by the Minister of Foreign Affairs to foreign diplomats in the country that «We are working for the rule of law to prevail. No one is above the law in this country.»
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BURKINA FASO PRESIDENT IBRAHIM TRAORE DECLARES HIS ASSETS, HE IS WORTH $128,566, making him one of the poorest leader in modern history.
BURKINA Faso's 37 year old President Ibrahim Traore has declared his total net worth. Traore declares that he is worth $128,566.
He has instructed everyone serving in his government to declare their assets by close of business today, 24, March 2025 adding that failure to which will attract speedy prosecution. He has warned that whoever makes false declaration to appear rich will be punished warning that he won't entertain corruption.
And Traore has rejected his salary increment saying he will continue to get paid what was due to him as a soldeir before he took over government in Burkina Faso.
However, Traore has also banned all those serving in government from doing any business with the state. He says the move is aimed at curbing corruption.