Vanessa Bryant and other families have settled with the helicopter company that was involved in the fatal 2020 crash that killed her daughter and husbandAccording to a notification filed on Tuesday in federal court, the terms of the settlement remain confidentialThe crash caused the death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gigi; Vanessa was seeking justice for alleged wrongful deathPAY ATTENTION: Help us change more lives, join TUKO.co.ke’s Patreon programme

The battle for the Valued Added Tax collection in Rivers State has just gained momentum as Governor Nyesom Wike has reportedly relocated to Abuja over the issue. Governor Wike has been in the news after his declaration which challenged the Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS on tax collection in Rivers. FIRS had earlier approached the Court of Appeal in Abuja to challenge the judgement of the Federal High Court in Rivers State which ruled on August 9 that the state, and not the FIRS, should collect VAT and Personal Income Tax in Rivers.

Women exercise their voting rights, contribute to taxes, and own property. Yet, ironically, certain individuals struggle with natural bodily functions. In today’s story, a man has prohibited his partner from farting at their home, citing concerns about it being perceived as “unladylike.” A woman took to a well-known Reddit forum to share her experience of a heated disagreement with her boyfriend following an incident where she farted in the kitchen. “This is going to sound ridiculous, but my husband is convinced I’ve done something wrong, so I just want to make sure I’m not overlooking something,” she started.

The plight of gays in the U.S. military forces gets sympathetic but superficial dramatic treatment in DMW Greer's "Burning Blue," making its American premiere in L.A. after a London run a few years back that earned it considerable --- and, to this viewer, rather mystifying --- acclaim. The plight of gays in the U.

Those with less progressive views on divisive social topics feel more reluctant to voice their opinionOne of the new political catchphrases of recent years has been “cancel culture”. As with so many Westminster Bubble terms, it is an import from the United States, and refers to a desire or attempts to ostracise (or ‘cancel’) people or organisations with certain viewpoints, generally those that are considered un-progressive. As we found with our earlier study on another American political import – being ‘woke’ – Britons don’t know what the political elite are on about when they bring up cancel culture.