Trump orders US colleges to reveal race data to prove fairness
Since returning to the presidency, Trump has waged a campaign against US universities, accusing them of being hotbeds of anti-conservative ideology, anti-Semitism and “wokery.”
Ghana investigates helicopter crash that killed two ministers
All eight bodies have been recovered and a state funeral will be held on August 15, said Mahama.
US revokes Mexico Mayor’s visa
“I continue to work normally… I even participate in binational meetings on security issues,” the Nogales mayor said in the video.
Hamas accuses Israel PM of sacrificing hostages for personal interest
Indirect talks with Hamas seeking a truce and hostage release deal broke down in late July.
Trump demands immediate resignation of US chip maker Intel’s CEO
The company was also caught by surprise with the emergence of Nvidia as the world’s preeminent AI chip provider.
Japan’s population falls by 908,574 in record low
The decline—for a 16th straight year—was the largest drop since the survey began in 1968, the internal affairs ministry said Wednesday.
Bodies of helicopter crash victims arrive in Accra
The statement said the remains have since been deposited at the 37 Military Hospital for preservation and preparations for burial.
FULL LIST: Ghana releases identities of helicopter crash victims
The Ghanaian Government has released the names of individuals who died in Wednesday morning’s military helicopter crash.
Ghana Defense, Environment Ministers dies in helicopter crash — Presidency
Edward Omane Boamah became President John Mahama’s defence minister earlier this year shortly after Mahama’s swearing-in in January.
Italy approves plans for world’s longest suspension bridge
But ministers say Wednesday’s approval by a government committee, CIPESS, is the furthest the project has ever got.
