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WORLD NEWS

Zimbabwe Ends Death Penalty After Nearly 20 Years

Thursday, Jan 02

Zimbabwe abolishes the death penalty, protecting 60 prisoners on death row as a major step in the abolitionist movement in Africa.

POLITICS

Congo Military Tribunal Imposes Death Sentences on 13 Soldiers to Reinforce Discipline

Wednesday, Jan 01

A Congolese military tribunal sentenced 13 soldiers to death to boost discipline amid ongoing conflict and soldier indiscipline.

TECHNOLOGY

First Chinese biography of OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman presents a nuanced view of his character

Wednesday, Jan 01

A new biography examines Sam Altman's life, contrasting his humble traits with allegations of deception in the AI industry.

CRIME

Mangaluru man receives death sentence for the murder of his three children

Wednesday, Jan 01

A Mangaluru man was sentenced to death for murdering his three children and attempting to kill his wife, highlighting a tragic case of domestic violence.

POLITICS

North Carolina Governor Commutes Death Sentence of Christopher Roseboro

Wednesday, Jan 01

North Carolina's Governor Roy Cooper commuted Christopher Roseboro's death sentence to life without parole, impacting the state's death row population.

POLITICS

North Carolina Governor Commutates Death Sentences for 15 Inmates on Final Day in Office

Wednesday, Jan 01

North Carolina's Gov. Roy Cooper commuted death row sentences of 15 inmates to life, marking a significant act on his last day in office.

POLITICS

Zimbabwe Abolishes Death Penalty Following Legislative Approval

Wednesday, Jan 01

Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty, reflecting a significant shift in human rights legislation under President Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration.

POLITICS

North Carolina Governor Commutes 15 Death Row Sentences in Historic Final Act

Wednesday, Jan 01

In his final decision as governor, Roy Cooper commutes 15 death row sentences to life without parole, marking a historic moment in North Carolina's capital punishment saga.