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United States Congressman Riley Moore has revealed plans to soon brief the White House on possible measures to safeguard Christians in Nigeria.Moore made the disclosure on Tuesday via a post on 𝕏 while responding to comments by Bishop Robert Barron regarding the alleged persecution and killings of Christians in Nigeria.He expressed gratitude to Barron for drawing international attention to the plight of Nigerian Christians and confirmed that the issue would be formally presented to the U.S. administration.“Thank you, Bishop Barron, for shining a light on how our brothers and sisters in Christ are being persecuted for their faith in Nigeria,” Moore wrote. “You’re right—I will be briefing the White House on this very soon to present them with options on how to protect Christians ...

Japan is preparing to restart the world’s largest nuclear power station on Wednesday, marking its first operation since the 2011 Fukushima disaster, despite lingering safety concerns among local residents, according to the plant’s operator.The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear facility, located in Niigata prefecture, received final approval last month from the provincial governor, even as public opinion remains deeply divided over the move.Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) confirmed that following the final authorization on Wednesday, it would proceed with start-up procedures, including removing control rods after 7:00 p.m. to bring one reactor online.On Tuesday, several dozen protesters—mostly elderly residents—gathered near the plant in freezing conditions to oppose the restart. ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday, January 19, expressed concern that US President Donald Trump’s push to acquire Greenland could be distracting from Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, now nearing its fourth year. Trump last week threatened European nations with tariffs of up to 25 percent for opposing the acquisition plan, a move that angered Brussels and placed fresh strain on NATO unity.Ukraine, currently facing sustained Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure, is wary of any diplomatic rift that could weaken support from Western allies. “I’m worried about any loss of focus during a full-scale war,” Zelensky told reporters. He stressed that debates over Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory, should not be viewed as interchangeable with the conflict in Uk...

Britain's Prince Harry arrives during the first week of a nine-week trial lawsuit against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail, which Britain's Prince Harry and others are suing over allegations of privacy breaches dating back 30 years, at the High Court in London, Britain, January 20, 2026. REUTERS/Toby MelvillePrince Harry faced a “sustained campaign of attacks” for challenging Britain’s powerful Daily Mail over alleged intrusion into his private life, his lawyer told the High Court on Tuesday, January 20, as the Duke of Sussex and six others pursue claims of unlawful information gathering against the paper’s publisher, Associated Newspapers.Entertainment centerHarry, 41, and fellow claimants, including Elton John, David Furnish, Liz Hurley, Sadie Frost, Doreen ...