Paris Probes Ex-Lebanese Bank Chief’s Son and Attorney in Public Funds Embezzlement Scandal

Paris, France – A sweeping investigation into alleged corruption involving former Lebanese Central Bank chief Riad Salameh has extended its reach, implicating his son, Nady Salameh, and his lawyer, Marwan Issa El Khoury, in related financial crimes. The former governor and his associates are accused of engaging in a systematic scheme to embezzle public funds, a situation that has repercussions for Lebanon’s already struggling economy. In December and January, French authorities formally placed Nady Salameh and El Khoury under investigation as part of an ongoing inquiry into the corruption allegations. This legal move signals intensified … Read more

South Korean Legislators Grill Military Chiefs Over Presidential Martial Law Directive

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the military’s actions following allegations that a martial law order was considered by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s administration amid political turmoil. The scrutiny stems from explosive claims that such measures were contemplated to quell civilian protests and maintain order during previous political protests. The controversy was ignited by media reports suggesting that close aides to President Yoon, while he was the presidential candidate, prepared plans to impose martial law. These plans allegedly involved taking control of communication networks and media organizations to … Read more

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Wyandot County, OH – In a significant update for residents of Wyandot County, those who subscribe to the print version of the Daily Chief-Union can now access online content at no additional cost. This new feature is an effort to enhance the reading experience and accessibility of local news, effectively combining traditional and digital news under one subscription. The Daily Chief-Union, a long-standing source of community news in Wyandot County, announced that verifying an existing print subscription would provide subscribers full access to online articles, features, and resources. This move aims to cater to the … Read more

Judge Dismisses Misidentification Lawsuit of Kansas Man Accused in Chiefs Rally Shooting, Case Heads to D.C. Court

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A federal judge recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Kansas resident against Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett, who wrongfully implicated the plaintiff in a fatal incident that occurred during a rally for the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win. The court decided that the lawsuit should be pursued outside Kansas, where the actions leading to the accusation took place, due to Burchett having minimal ties to the state. The legal team for the plaintiff, Denton Loudermill Jr., stated intentions to file a new lawsuit in Washington, D.C., where the congressman was … Read more